In 1961 the Blkow Bo 105 (later MBB = Messerschmitt-Blkow-Blohm) was the first major helicopter programme in Germany after World War II. Due to its unsurpassed manoeuvrability the Bo 105 was not only in demand for civil applications; it also very quickly aroused the interest of the military. German Army ordered 227 of Bo 105 VBH (Verbindungs-Hubschrauber = scouting, liaison and communications helicopter) and 212 of Bo 105 PAH anti-tank helicopter. The Bo 105 PAH 1 is equipped with 6 HOT Euromissiles, which are installed in two fuselage-mounted launcher packs, and it also has a roof-mounted optical sight on the right hand side of the fuselage. As a liaison helicopter - VBH - the Bo 105 meets all the requirements for a light, economical transport helicopter.

Model-details:
- Structural details on surface
- Detailed cockpit with instrument panel
- Pilot seats and bench
- Movable main rotor
- Separate side doors
- Reproduction optical sight
- Antennae
- 2 launch racks for HOT guided missiles
- Detailed rotor head
- Super decals for a PAH version and a VBH special livery

Model details
Scale	1:48
No. of parts	112
Length	180 mm
Rotor diameter	204 mm
Skill Level	3

Original details
Type description	light helicopter
Year/Period	1975
Origin	D
Engine capacity	2 x 329 kW
Speed	432 kph