Bomber TU-160 (1598 pcs)

The Tupolev TU-160 (1598 pieces) is a miniature bomber strategic supersonic developed in the former Soviet Union.

This one model of assembly blocks offers a detailed and impressive replica of this strategic bomber, allowing aviation fans to explore the complexities of the original project.

🛫 Product Dimensions and Structure:

• Size: With about 72 cm long and 80 cm wide, the model provides a striking presence, ideal for display. Compared to many models of building blocks, this replica stands out for its elongated and aerodynamic design, mirroring the original form of the TU-160.
• Mobile components: Variable geometry wings are one of the differentials, as they can be opened or retracted, as well as in the real model. This feature allows simulating flight performance at both low and high speeds, being one of the main aspects of the aerodynamic design of the TU-160.
• Realistic details: The model is enriched with small details that mimic the external structure of the aircraft, including the cockpit and the internal weaponry compartments, where the TU-160 transports its missiles.

⚙️ Product Characteristics:

• Material: Made of high quality ABS plastic, the model is robust and safe, with a precise fitting of the parts, ensuring stability and durability. ABS is a material widely used in building blocks due to its wear resistance and ability to keep colors alive.
• Assembling complexity: With its 1598 parts, the model requires an intermediate level of assembly skills. The instructions are usually detailed, allowing enthusiasts to build the plane step by step and appreciate each phase of development of the project.

📜 About the Original TU-160:

The Tupolev TU-160, known as "White Swan" or "Blackjack" by NATO, is the largest and heaviest supersonic bomber with ever built nuclear capability, and has an intercontinental range of up to 14,000 km. With four NK-32 engines that generate enough power to achieve speeds up to Mach 2 (approximately 2,000 km/h), the TU-160 is known for its ability to transport long-range missiles on internal rotating launchers