▸ Unit Dossier // Unit-734
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small parts.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
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Mission Brief
Heavy lift. Marine Corps muscle.
The CH-53K represents the pinnacle of rotary-wing heavy-lift capability, entering U.S. Marine Corps service in 2018 as the most powerful helicopter ever built. With three 7,500-horsepower engines and a lifting capacity of 36,000 pounds, the CH-53K can carry a 4x4 utility vehicle internally or sling-load light armored vehicles externally. This latest evolution of the venerable CH-53 family incorporates fly-by-wire controls, composite rotor blades, and advanced cargo handling systems. The CH-53K provides the Marines with unprecedented ability to move heavy equipment in austere environments, from ship to shore and beyond.
This 1:48 scale build captures the imposing presence of America's heavy-lift workhorse. From the massive main rotor system and triple engine nacelles to the rear cargo ramp and external cargo hooks, every detail reflects the engineering required to move tons of equipment in combat zones.
For aviation enthusiasts and collectors of Marine Corps equipment. A display piece representing the evolution of heavy-lift helicopters and the capability that keeps expeditionary forces mobile.
Build power. Command the sky.
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