DW32001 Ju EF-126 "Elli" / EF-127 "Walli" 3in1

The Junkers Ef 126 was an experimental fighter proposed as part of the German 1944-1945 miniature fighter programme as a cheap and simple fighter with an impulse jet engine.
No examples were built during the war, but the Soviet Union completed a single unpowered prototype, which crashed during testing in 1947. This was followed by one with a workable engine in 1947.

The design of the Ju Ef 126 was further developed into the Junkers EF 127, a rocket-powered version.

The Junkers Ef 126 was similar in design to the V-1, with a single Argus 109-044 with a power output of 4.9 kilonewtons mounted above the rear fuselage and vertical stabiliser.

Plastic model kit

• One of 3 variants can be built
• Launch vehicle included
• Includes Quick Set 3D instrument panel from RedFox
• Seven marking variants
• WITHOUT figures

1:32 scale

unbuilt / unpainted