The Heinkel He219 A-7 Uhu became recognised for its night interception role in World War II. Fitted with two Daimler-Benz DB603 engines, the A-7 featured larger supercharger intakes and improved airborne radar, enhancing its capability against escorted bomber streams at altitude.
First appearing in 1942, the He219 incorporated several advanced solutions for the period. It included a pressurised cabin, a nose-located cockpit for better pilot view, and tricycle landing gear. The series is also credited with early operational use of ejector seats.
Tamiya's 1/48 rendition captures the aircraft's profile and surface detail with precise moulding. The kit suits modellers who enjoy careful fitting and authentic finishing to reproduce the He219 A-7's wartime appearance.
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