Ka-31 HELIX 1:350 Rotorcraft Kit - Trumpeter 06228  [TP06228]

Trumpeter 06228 Ka-31 HELIX
Price:
NZD$10.92
Brand:
Trumpeter
Model:
TP06228
Condition:
Brand New
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Ka-31 HELIX 06228 in 1:350 scale - kit summary

This multi-sprue plastic model renders the Ka-31 HELIX airborne early-warning helicopter at 1:350 scale, supplied for dedicated hobbyists and collectors who work at small shipboard scales.

The prototype Ka-31 stems from Kamov coaxial rotor designs and is fitted with a distinctive surveillance radar to enlarge a fleet's detection envelope against air and surface contacts. It has been deployed aboard a variety of surface warships and amphibious platforms.

Sized for integration with 1:350 vessels, the model consists of six sprues and ninety parts, finishing with a fuselage about 41.8 mm long and 40.1 mm wide. Exterior features and primary airframe shapes receive the main detailing; internal cockpit or cabin detail is not the kit's focus, so precise handling and conventional modeling adhesives are required.

Assembly tips: pre-fit the rotor mast and radar elements before final gluing, use subtle washes and careful brush highlights around sensor areas, and evaluate adding photo-etched parts or fine thread for antenna and deck fittings to raise scale accuracy. There are no decals included, so paint-based markings or aftermarket decals will be needed.

Specifications

  • Scale: 1:350
  • Assembly: plastic model kit (requires glue and finishing)
  • Model dimensions: length 41.8 mm; width 40.1 mm
  • Total plastic parts: 90 pieces
  • Total sprues: 6 sprues
  • Decals: none

A neat-scale Ka-31 HELIX useful for 1:350 naval compositions; the kit's part count and dimensions make it suitable for builders prioritizing external appearance and deck fitment.

Yes. The small parts and focus on external detail mean the kit is best suited to modelers experienced with tiny components and fine brush techniques.
No. The moulding emphasizes external surfaces and major airframe shapes rather than interior fittings.
Fine tweezers, precision cutters, a small hobby file, thin-cure glue, and fine brushes are recommended for best results when assembling and finishing the kit.
Yes. Many builders add photo-etched parts or fine thread to improve antenna, tie-down, and radar-truss fidelity on this small-scale model.

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