AH-6J/MH-6J

Little Bird (with figures)

Kitty Hawk | No. KH50004 | 1:35

Facts

Brand:: Kitty Hawk
Title:: AH-6J/MH-6J Little Bird (with figures)
Number:: KH50004
Scale:: 1:35
Type:: Full kit
Released:: 2018 New parts
Barcode:: 4589913244382 (EAN)
Topic:: Hughes 500 » Helicopters (Aircraft)

Markings

Hughes 500

Hughes AH-6J Little Bird

US Army Aviation Branch (1983-now)

160 SOAR

Hughes MH-6J Little Bird

US Army Aviation Branch (1983-now)

160 SOAR 95-25371
1993 Somali Civil War»Operation Gothic Serpent - Mogadishu

Box contents

Plastic sprue, Photoetched fret, Resin (3D), Decalsheet (waterslide), Metal, Vinyl

Product timeline

Kitty Hawk

Storm Factory

Zimi Model

2017

2018

2023

Instructions

Download 10514Kb (.pdf)

Marketplace

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In-box reviews

External reviews

We don't know about any in-box reviews for this AH-6J/MH-6J (#KH50004) from Kitty Hawk.

Comments

Florian Ayers
It would be nice to have the figures sold separately

4 April 2018, 14:44

Anthony D'Agostino
There are plenty of figures out there, probably better quality too. Live-Resin makes a bunch of pilots and operators to choose from, and their quality is almost unmatched. Take a look at their offerings.

Cheers,

Anthony

7 August 2019, 14:18

Treehugger
Uuh, I would be happy to see figures included regardless. :| I think the AH-6 kit I have from Kitty Hawk is without figures (edit: yes, I checked).

7 August 2019, 14:41

Anthony D'Agostino
You have to be careful with Kitty Hawk, they are still relatively new and don't have their sea legs yet.

Their kits with figures are KH50002 and KH50004. One with board passengers for the MH version, the other with wounded troops on the ground. The middle kit, which you obviously bought is KH50003, and the price is about half the other two, but the same kit inside. Not sure why they charge so much for the figures, I can't see how they are actually worth the price of the kit, but maybe I am wrong, and they are worth the extra cash.

Goodluck with your build anyway, with or without figures, I understand it builds up nicely.

Cheers,

Anthony

8 August 2019, 13:41