Cobi Lockheed C-130 / 602 pcs. 'Hercules'

The Lockheed C-130 is a medium-sized military transport aircraft that has been built in over 40 versions since December 1956. This makes the shoulder-wing aircraft, which is used in around 70 countries, one of the longest-produced aircraft in the world. Because the cargo hold and cockpit are designed as pressurized cabins, the robust aircraft can fly at altitudes of 9,000 m and land effortlessly on unprepared surfaces. Heavy equipment such as armored personnel carriers, trucks or boats can be transported in the cargo hold, which is more than 12 m long, over 3 m wide and almost 3 m high, and can sometimes be dropped from great heights using parachutes or close to the ground using braking parachutes. The Hercules is suitable for transporting troops of up to 92 infantrymen and 64 fully equipped paratroopers, or as a flying ambulance for 74 patients on stretchers. The C-130 has an extremely spacious cockpit with space for 6 crew members. Model with 602 parts, 1 figure, printed blocks and movable elements. Model dimensions (LxWxH): 49.5 x 70.5 x 20 cm