Revell 04678 Focke Wulf Fw 200 C-4 Condor Bomber (1/72)

Revell 04678 Focke Wulf Fw 200 C-4 Condor Bomber is a plastic model kit in the popular 1/72 scale, ideal both for experienced modelers and military aviation enthusiasts. The legendary Focke Wulf Fw 200 in the C-4 variant served as the primary platform for long-range reconnaissance and bombing during World War II. Developed by Germany originally as a long-range passenger aircraft known as the “Condor,” it was quickly adapted to the role of a maritime bomber and became the “Scourge of the Atlantic.” It was widely used by the Luftwaffe to patrol convoy routes, attack Allied shipping, and conduct reconnaissance over the Atlantic and Arctic regions between 1939-1945.

The Revell model is faithfully reproduced based on authentic historical plans. It contains over 240 precisely crafted parts made of high-quality plastic, ensuring that every detail of the Fw 200 C-4’s silhouette—from its slender nose, through gun positions, to the characteristic shape of its engines and tailplane—is crisp and distinct. The kit includes a richly detailed pilot's cockpit interior, accurately rendered gun positions, and decals for historical paint schemes used by the Luftwaffe.

• Scale: 1/72
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Number of parts: over 240
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Manufacturer’s recommended age: 14+
• Category: plastic model kit
• Included: assembly instructions, decals, essential parts to complete the model

This product is recommended for advanced and intermediate modelers due to the high level of detail and historical accuracy. Additional modeling materials such as glue and paints are required (not included in the set), and the construction is considered to be of difficulty level 4/5. This is an ideal choice for military aviation enthusiasts and anyone interested in German aircraft from the World War II era. It offers excellent educational and collector’s value, as well as the satisfaction of building one of the most famous maritime bombers of the Luftwaffe!