USAF C-130H Hercules Montana ANG Die-Cast Model

Homed from Great Falls International Airport in Montana.

Delivered in 2010, 96-7325 was assigned to the 186th Airlift Squadron, part of the Montana Air National Guard. Homed from the Great Falls International Airport, C-130H aircraft of the 120th Airlift Wing are utilized for troop transport and large event defense in public events, homeland security targets, and airdrop missions. Decorated with a large American flag on the tail, 96-7325 is painted with low-visibility grey colors across the exterior. 

Features:

•    Authentic paint scheme, engraved panel lines, printed decals, antennas, and surface details
•    Detailed landing gear
•    Rolling wheels
•    Display stand included
•    Rotating propellers
•    Measures 6”l with an 8” wingspan at 1:200 scale
•    Officially licensed

History and Specifications:

Introduced in 1974 with upgraded Allison T56-A-15 turboprop engines, the C-130H is the second most modern edition of the successful Hercules type. Operated by a crew of 5 onboard, the aircraft can reach speeds of 370 mph, altitude over 33,000 ft, and range up to 2,300 miles. Utilizing the internal cargo hold, 92 passengers, 3 Humvees, 64 troops, or 6 pallets of supplies can be stored onboard. Taking off in less than 3,600 ft with a full 42,000 lb. payload, or just 1,400 ft in empty configuration, the aircraft is well fit for hostile regions which often have unprepared runways.