Developed initially as a Strategic Long-Range Bomber, the Tu-95 was one of the most unique military aircraft. The Tu-95RTs (NATO designation "Bear" D) variant was developed for the Soviet Navy between 1959 and 1962 for use in the roles of electronic reconnaissance and target tracking of aircraft, surface ships and submarines. Mass production began in 1963 and from 1966 onwards the aircraft - in co-operation with Soviet submarines - were an integral part of the Navy's Inter-Continental Missile Attack System. Regular flights over the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans enabled an almost continuous surveillance and tracking of NATO Maritime Units as well as the ships of other Navy's. For over three decades the Tu-95RTs was an Icon of the "Cold War" due to its frequent presence within the vicinity of NATO Maritime Units. In 1990 the Naval Airborne Forces of the Soviet Union had over 37 Tu-95RTs' available.

Model-details:
- Detailed Surfaces with engraved panel joints
- Detailed Engine Nacelles
- Rotating Propellers
- Detailed Undercarriage
- 2 Large Radomes under the fuselage
- 3 Machine Gun Positions
- In-flight Refuelling Probe
- Decal Sets fortwo USSR Air Force versions

Colors (NOT INCLUDED) : 9 57 69 99 374

Model details 
Scale 1:144
Release date 06/2011
No. of parts 75
Length 354 mm
Wingspan 353 mm
Skill Level 3
 
Original details 
Type description Long-range bomber
Year/Period 1955
Origin UdSSR
Engine capacity 4 x 8890 kW
Speed 882 km/h