In addition to featuring the first military usage of fighter planes, World War I also saw a number of other aerial milestones — including the introduction of weaponized zeppelins, among them Germany's LZ41. Draped in a "multi-colored cow" paint scheme, the aircraft was operated by the Imperial German Navy, taking its initial flight on June 7, 1915, and written off less than two years later, in April of 1917. During its short lifetime it completed 31 recon missions and twelve raids over England, dropping 15,543 kg worth of bombs.
The latest release in our acclaimed Wings of the Great War series, this 1/700 scale resin display model replicates LZ41 complete with its signature paint scheme and metal gondolas! It even comes ready to display on its own presentation stand with an articulating mount! Measures approximately 8¾" long.
The latest release in our acclaimed Wings of the Great War series, this 1/700 scale resin display model replicates LZ41 complete with its signature paint scheme and metal gondolas! It even comes ready to display on its own presentation stand with an articulating mount! Measures approximately 8¾" long.
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P-Class Zeppelin 1/700 Display Model
What a charming model. It's immediately ready for display after mounting it on its clear plastic stand to enable one to feature and admire it . It's a subject that has been largely ignored until now. These WW1 gas balloons even managed to bomb England. This model fills a gap in WW1 models history, and is well made.
