Ju-88 was created in the end of 1936, but it was adopted for army service only in 1939. The plane's performance was outstanding, but it was difficult to produce. Ju-88 was capable of bombing in dive. It could also outrun most of fighters of that period. A high-speed German bomber was an unpleasant surprise for British Royal Air force, yet many of these bombers were destroyed by British fighters and anti-aircraft guns. By the end of World War II Germans made modifications of this plane for various purposes. Contents: 1 unpainted airplane 1 base - 1 unit card 1 decal