V-22 Osprey landing gear down

You will receive a super detailed fuselage, a left and right (adjustable) nacelle and a left and right rotor blade.

The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is a unique military aircraft that combines features of a helicopter and a turboprop airplane. Its rotating engine nacelles allow it to take off and land vertically like a helicopter, then tilt forward to fly fast and efficiently like a fixed-wing aircraft.

Key Facts

• Manufacturers: Bell Textron and Boeing

• Type: Tiltrotor transport aircraft

• First flight: 1989

• Entered service: 2007

• Top speed: About 565 km/h (351 mph)

• Range: Roughly 1,600 km (1,000 mi) without refueling

• Crew: Usually 3–4

• Capacity: Up to 24 troops or cargo

Main Variants

• MV-22 — Used by the United States Marine Corps for troop transport and assault missions.

• CV-22 — Operated by the United States Air Force for special operations.

• CMV-22B — Used by the United States Navy for carrier onboard delivery missions.