The first serial product of the firm Bucker Flugzeugbau GmbH was the light two-seat training aircraft Bucker Bu 131 Jungmann. First flying in 1934, it proved quite successful and had outstanding flight characteristics. The second serial version was the Bu 131B with a more powerful engine. This type of aircraft was used extensively in the Luftwaffe as well as for civilian flight schools in Germany. The improved Bu 131D was standardized in 1939. At least 3000 were produced in Germany.
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Product Details:
Scale: 1/32
Skill Level: 2
Length: 8.2”
Wingspan: 9.1”
Parts: 92
- Painting and assembly required
- 3 sprues
- Molded in grey
- Decals
- Detailed engine and interior
- Illustrated instructions and paint guide
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Paint Guide:
A. Bucker Bu 131D, 2. / JG 54, Russia, March 1942
Grau RLM 02
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Steel
Schwarzgrau RLM 66
Rust
Aluminum
Schwarzgrun RLM 70
Flat White
Flat Yellow
Hellblau RLM 65
B. Bucker 131D, 2. / JG 54, Russia, summer 1942
Grau RLM 02
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Steel
Schwarzgrau RLM 66
Rust
Aluminum
Schwarzgrun RLM 70
Dunkelgrun RLM 71
Hellblau RLM 65
C. Bucker Bu 131D, Stab III / NJG 1, Germany, 1943
Grau RLM 02
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Steel
Schwarzgrau RLM 66
Rust
Aluminum
Military Brown
D. Bucker Bu 131D, Bad Aibling, Germany, 1944
Grau RLM 02
Flat Black
Gunmetal
Steel
Schwarzgrau RLM 66
Rust
Aluminum
Military Brown
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