The AH-64D “Saraf” heavy armed helicopter is a descendant of the AH-64D “Longbow Apache” purchased by the Israeli Air Force from the United States in 2005.
The AH-64D “Saraf” heavy armed helicopter is the Israeli version of the AH-64D “Longbow Apache” purchased by the Israeli Air Force from the United States in 2005. Israel has high hopes and named it “Saraf”, which means it can spit A winged flying serpent of fire and venom. In order to better meet the needs of actual combat, the Israeli Air Force upgraded the “Saraf” and equipped it with “Spike” air-to-surface missiles with a range of 25 kilometers and laser terminal guided rockets, which not only greatly improved the strike against ground targets It can also effectively attack drones in the air, and in 2018, it destroyed drones entering Israeli airspace for the first time in actual combat. The AH-64D “Saraf” heavy armed helicopter is like a sharp sword hanging in the air, capable of launching precise and fatal strikes at any time.
The machine gun can rotate like a real machineThe photoelectric sighting equipment and laser and radar warning devices on the aircraft nose are accurately reproduced. The interior structure of the electronic equipment compartment is precisely presented. Precise engine modeling.Precisely restore the cockpit layout and cabin facilities. The model uses concave and convex nails to faithfully reproduce the appearance characteristics and detailed features of the actual machine.The spherical satellite communication antenna on the top of the short wing, the jammer launcher on the rear of the short wing, and the radar warning are faithfully reproduced.Uses tires that express the effect of gravityContains huge auxiliary fuel tanks, Israeli “Spike” air-to-surface missiles and its dedicated wireless data link communication antenna cabin.Time to market: January 2024 communication antenna on the top of the short wing, the jammer launcher on the rear of the short wing, and the radar warning are faithfully reproduced.
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