Ka-52

The Russian two-seat Ka-52 Alligator combat helicopter is a further development of the single-seat Ka-50 Black Shark. The addition of a second crew member - a navigator-weapons operator - has expanded the helicopter's capabilities. The Ka-52 prototype made its first flight in 1997 and in 2011 the first production machines were delivered to the Russian Army Aviation. 

To destroy ground targets the helicopter is armed with a 2A42 30mm aircraft gun unguided rockets of 80 122 and 240mm calibre and can carry bombs cannon containers and other weapons weighing up to 2 t. In addition the Ka-52 is capable of using Ataka anti-tank missiles with laser homing heads and fighting enemy aircraft with Igla-V air-to-air missiles.

Model length: 33.3 cm    Kit consists of 385 parts
Two pilot figures included    
Decal for various Russian versions included
Rotor blades movable when assembled