Dominate the maritime skies with the Hasegawa PT001 1/48 SH-3H Sea King, the US Navy's formidable anti-submarine warfare helicopter. This large-scale kit captures the twin-turbine workhorse in impressive detail, from its automatically folding five-blade rotor to the folding tail boom designed for carrier stowage. A watertight boat hull and auxiliary floats complete the versatile machine that served ASW, rescue, and transport roles with distinction.
Key Features
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Carrier-based anti-submarine warfare helicopter
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Five-blade main rotor with automatic folding mechanism
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Folding tail boom for compact shipboard stowage
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Watertight boat hull semi-monocoque fuselage with auxiliary floats for sea landings
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Twin T-58 turboshaft engines delivering high power and redundancy
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Equipped with MAD sensor and sonobuoy systems
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Also suited to search and rescue and transport missions
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No fixed armament
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Product Series: Hasegawa PT lineup
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Country: United States
Why Choose This
Naval aviation enthusiasts will prize this substantial 1/48 Sea King, whose folding rotor and tail boom capture the engineering that made carrier operations possible. The detailed ASW equipment and boat hull invite rich finishing, while the twin-engine configuration reflects genuine redundancy. It stands as a rewarding centrepiece for helicopter modellers and US Navy historians alike.
Product Information
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Product Code: PT001
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Brand: Hasegawa
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Scale: 1/48
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Model: SH-3H Sea King
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Series: Hasegawa PT Lineup
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Country: United States
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Crew: 4
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Main Rotor Diameter: 18.90m
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Overall Length: 22.15m
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Fuselage Length: 16.69m
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Overall Height: 5.13m
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Maximum Takeoff Weight: 9,525kg
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Engines: GE T58-GE-10 turboshaft x2
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Power: 1,400 shp x2
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Maximum Speed: 144 kt (267 km/h)
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Service Ceiling: 4,480m
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Range: 524 nm (970 km)
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Fixed Armament: None
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First Flight (Prototype): March 11, 1953
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Product Type: Plastic model kit requiring assembly and painting
Add the Hasegawa PT001 1/48 SH-3H Sea King to your collection and let this multi-role naval helicopter command your display.