A plastic model of the British regional airliner BAe 146-200 in the colors of the airline Air UK in 1:144 scale from Revell. The subject is a four-engined jet aircraft for short routes, popular for its quiet operation.
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A plastic kit of the British regional airliner BAe 146-200 in the colors of the airline Air UK in 1:144 scale from Revell. The model captures the characteristic high wing with four jet engines and the high-set T-tail. Check the particular contents of the package and the extent of the decal livery against the manufacturer's part number for this item.
The British Aerospace BAe 146 is a four-engined regional jet aircraft for short routes, built in Great Britain. It was marked out by its high-mounted wing, its four smaller jet engines and its ability to operate from short and city airports. It was known for its quiet operation. The -200 version has a lengthened fuselage with a higher capacity than the basic version. The airline Air UK was among the European operators of this type.
We recommend working with liquid cement for plastic and with an airbrush. Fill and sand the fuselage seams and the joins of the engine nacelles carefully, so that they are not visible under a smooth coat. Always give the fuselage a quality base; the glossy surfaces of the livery will then come out better. Handle the row of windows and the colored stripes mainly with decals - use a gloss coat before applying them and a decal softener against silvering. Paint in the landing gear and the details of the four engines.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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