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Bell UH-1D (diecast 1:87, Schuco)

  • Bell UH-1D (from 1958)
  • Schuco
  • 1:87
  • Showcase model / No engine
  • diecast
  • Fleck-Tarn Anstrich in Grün/Schwarz
  • online dealer (Top Collect)
  • Not specified
  • Not specified
  • Not for sale
 
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The Iconic Bell UH-1D: A Milestone in Aviation


The Bell UH-1D, commonly known as the “Huey,” is a significant milestone in the history of rotary-winged aviation. Introduced during the Vietnam War, this utility helicopter quickly became a symbol of rescue operations, troop transport, and medical evacuations. The UH-1 series helicopters saw their first generation roll out in 1956, with the UH-1D variant being produced from 1962 onwards. This specific model embodied advancements in technology and design, making it more versatile and reliable than its predecessors.



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Technical Brilliance and Design


The Bell UH-1D came with technical features that set it apart from other helicopters of its time. Powered by a single turboshaft engine, the Lycoming T53-L-11, it produced up to 1,100 shaft horsepower, enabling the aircraft to achieve a maximum speed of approximately 127 mph (204 km/h). It had a range of around 315 miles (507 km) and could carry up to 14 troops in addition to the crew. The helicopter's iconic two-blade, semi-rigid main rotor system was one of its distinctive features, contributing to its superior lift capabilities and maneuverability. Additionally, its structural design facilitated easy maintenance and rapid deployment in various operational settings.



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A Symbolic Livery and Operational Heritage


The livery on this particular UH-1D miniature model reflects its historical use in search and rescue operations by displaying the bright “NOTARZT” markings, translating to 'emergency doctor,' denoting its medical evacuation role. The green camouflage paint scheme, combined with the vivid red and white accents, was typical for military helicopters operating in forested environments. The black and white cross insignia further indicates its origin from the German Bundeswehr. This paint scheme does not only enhance its visual appeal but also represents its versatile operational history, ranging from combat to humanitarian missions.


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