Bell OH-58A Kiowa 3x pack

You will receive 3x super detailed fuselages, 3x main rotor blades & 3x tail rotor blades. 
 
The Bell OH-58A Kiowa was the original production version of the Kiowa family, entering U.S. Army service in 1969 as a light observation and scout helicopter. It was primarily used for reconnaissance, artillery spotting, command-and-control, and liaison missions.
 
Major Areas of Service
Vietnam War (1969–1973)
The OH-58A saw its first combat service in the Vietnam War.
Used for:
Aerial reconnaissance
Artillery spotting
Target acquisition
Escort and observation missions
Often operated at low altitude over hostile territory, making it vulnerable to ground fire.
United States
Served extensively with the United States Army and Army National Guard units.
Performed training, border security, disaster-response support, and observation missions.
Europe (Cold War)
Stationed in West Germany and other NATO locations.
Supported reconnaissance and observation missions along the NATO–Warsaw Pact frontier.
Participated in major NATO exercises throughout the 1970s and 1980s.
South Korea
Deployed with U.S. Army aviation units supporting the defense of South Korea.
Conducted reconnaissance and liaison duties near the Demilitarized Zone.
 
International Service
The OH-58A was exported to several countries, including:
Austria
Greece
Taiwan
Saudi Arabia
Australia
These operators used the aircraft primarily for observation, training, utility transport, and reconnaissance missions.