1/72 Rheinbote ‘German WWII tactical ground to ground V-4 Rocket with Launcher’

The Rheinbote missile, also known as the V-4, was a German four-stage surface-to-surface ballistic missile developed by Rheinmetall-Borsig during World War II. Its development took place between 1941 and 1944 under the direction of technical director Heinrich Klein and Dr. Vüllers. The missile was designed to answer the need for long-range artillery support and was capable of delivering a 40kg warhead to a distance of up to 220km.

This 1/72 scale kit represents the first plastic model of the Rheinbote rocket on the market, making it an extremely attractive addition for collectors and modellers interested in WWII military technology. The model faithfully depicts the rocket's unique construction, including its four solid-fuel stages and distinctive stabilizing surfaces. Building the model will provide deeper insight into the technical aspects of this lesser-known but important weapon, which was deployed in limited numbers at the end of the war.

With this kit you can enrich your collection with a model of a weapon that, although not widely used, represents an important step in the development of missile technology and offers a fascinating insight into the engineering innovations of the time.