1:72 Ju-52/3m

The Junkers Ju-52/3m was produced by the renowned German aviation company for civilian use with Lufthansa and other major commercial airlines since the early 1930s. It was characterized by its three-engine configuration and its distinctive corrugated fuselage panels. This robust and reliable aircraft was quickly adopted for military purposes by the Luftwaffe, primarily as a transport aircraft. The Ju-52, affectionately known as "Tante Ju," was deployed on all operational fronts throughout the war and served as the backbone of German military logistics in supplying ground troops. It was also used for airborne missions, particularly for parachute drops in the Netherlands in 1940 and in Crete in 1941.