ICM Airfield of the Luftwaffe Bomber Group (He 111H-3, Luftwaffe Ground Personnel, Airfield Equipment)

Description

The Luftwaffe was created from the outset for active offensive actions. The core of their strike potential consisted of bomber squadrons, which were organized into bomber groups, and the groups, in turn, were part of bomber wings. A typical airfield where a Luftwaffe bomber group was based included runways, parking areas, refuelling and servicing points for bombers, accommodations for aircrew and ground personnel, ammunition depots, headquarters, and a flight control centre, as well as communication facilities. The airfield perimeter could be fenced and equipped with checkpoints and barriers, and for security purposes, the area surrounding the airfield might be mined. Overall, the ground service in the Luftwaffe was well-organized, which in turn allowed for the effective deployment of bomber group aircraft throughout the entire period of World War II.

Model Features

Set features He 111H-3 aircraft, seven Luftwaffe ground personnel figures, a dog figure, airfield equipment, and aviation bombs
Ground personnel figures boast highly detailed uniforms and equipment
Airfield equipment reproduced to scale, matching real-life counterparts
Includes various bomb types, bomb crates, and a trolley for transporting and suspending bombs beneath the aircraft
Decals provided with various marking types for the HE 111H-3 bomber
Set enables creation of a diorama depicting daily life at a LW bomber group airfield

Model Information