Westland Sea Lynx MK88a

The Lynx is a British multi-role helicopter used primarily for military purposes. It operates worldwide. Built by Westland Helicopters the Lynx undertook its maiden flight 1971 and has taken part in all British military conflicts since 1982. Due to its high reliability, performance and versatility, it is in service in 14 countries. The Sea Lynx has been in service with MFG 3 (Naval Aviation Squadron) "Graf Zeppelin" in Nordholz since 1981. Its equipment and weapons are designed for anti-submarine warfare and extend the "eyes and arms"of the Frigates. Its armament consists of two torpedoes or Sea Skua missiles and a 12.7 mm machine gun. Further equipment includes a variable depth sonar. The Sea Lynx is currently used on operations combating piracy around the Horn of Africa. In September 2006 one helicopter was painted in a particularly attractive livery to commemorate the anniversary of "25 years of the Shipborne Helicopter Sea Lynx".

- New mould
- Fine surface structuring and recessed panel joints
- Detailed interior with textured side walls
- Detailed cockpit with instrument panel
- Realistic seats
- Internal Sonar System including System Racks
- Seats
- finely detailed Fuselage
- Nose section with large radome and antenna
- Pilots doors optionally open
- Separate sliding side doors
- Detailed Undercarriage
- Detailed rotor head
- Weapons Launch Frames and Pylons
- 2 Torpedoes
- 2 Sea Skua missiles
- one Heavy Machine Gun on Plinth
- Super Decal Set including the livery of the "25th Anniversary" and the "Standard" Sea Lynx