 | Sam-2 Missile with Launcher Cabin 82933 | | Model:82933 | | The proportional model:1:72 | | Browse the number:5562 |
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Development of the
V-75 Dvina air defence missile system, designated SA-2 `Guideline' by NATO,
started in 1953 as a medium to high SAM system for use against non-manoeuvring
targets such as bombers. The system became operational in 1957 when the
PVO-Strany formed SA-2 missile regiments of three six rail launcher battalions,
with one of the initial deployments near the city of Sverdiovsk. On 1 May 1960 the Sverdiovsk
units fired a total of 14 SA-2 missiles against a Lockheed U-2 high altitude
reconnaissance aircraft flown by Gary Powers. The SA-2 is a two stage missile
with a large solid propellant jettisonable tandem booster stage fitted with
four large clipped delta stabilising fins. Towards the mid-section of the
missile are four clipped delta-shaped wings with a second set of small fixed
fins at the nose and a third in-line set of slightly larger moving control fins
at the tail. The SA-2A/B/C
models can be distinguished by the two sets of four, flush dielectric strip
antennas in front and behind the forward fins.
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Item No
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82933
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Item Name
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Sam-2 Missile with Launcher Cabin
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Bar Code
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6939319229335
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Scale
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1:72
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Item Type
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Plastic Model Armor Kit
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Model
Dimension
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Length: 180mm Width: 75mm
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Total Plastic
Parts
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20+
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Total Sprues
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3 sprues
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Chromeplate
Parts
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n/a
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Resin Parts
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n/a
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Metal Parts
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n/a
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Photo Etched
Parts
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n/a
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Film
Accessory
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n/a
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Released Date
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2021-01
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More Features
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The kit consists of over 20 parts
-Newly tooled parts in accurate detail
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