Special Hobby’s upcoming little SH72475 Heinkel He 162A Spatz ‘Captured Birds’ in 1/72 is going to offer four schemes of machines flown as one may say under a new management. The reference materials we had at hand were not unanimous as per the real colour of the Soviet’s bird fuselage code – so you will have to make your pick, we put the numebrs both in red and blue. Well only in case you favour red stars. I do not, I would prefer the French option.
Special Hobby SH72475 1/72 Heinkel He 162A Spatz Captured Birds
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