▸ Unit Dossier // Unit-590
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD—Small parts.
Not for children under 3 yrs.
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Mission Brief
Flying tank. Soviet firepower.
The Mi-24 Hind revolutionized attack helicopter design when it entered Soviet service in 1972, combining gunship firepower with troop transport capability in a unique "flying infantry fighting vehicle" concept. Armed with rockets, missiles, cannons, and machine guns while carrying eight combat-equipped troops, the Hind became the signature weapon of Soviet operations in Afghanistan. Its heavy armor protection earned it the nickname "flying tank," allowing it to survive hits that would down other helicopters. The distinctive tandem cockpit and stub wings loaded with weapons made the Hind instantly recognizable and internationally feared.
This 1:45 scale build captures the intimidating presence of Soviet rotary-wing power. From the characteristic tandem cockpit and stub wings to the nose-mounted gun turret and external fuel tanks, every detail reflects the brutalist efficiency of Soviet military engineering.
For Cold War aviation enthusiasts and collectors of Soviet military hardware. A display piece representing the helicopter that defined Soviet power projection and remains in service worldwide.
Build power. Command the sky.
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