Messerschmitt Me-262

The German Messerschmitt Me-262 Schwalbe (Swallow) forever went down in history as the world's first operationally deployed jet fighter. In our selection, you will find precisely crafted collectible replicas of this revolutionary machine. We focus on highly detailed models made of both metal and plastic in the standard 1:72 scale. Explore the range from renowned manufacturers Oxford, Easy Model, and Atlas Models, and add the aircraft that heralded a new era of aerial combat to your collection.

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Easy Model - Messerschmitt Me-262 Schwalbe, USAAF, Screemin Meemie, 1946, 1/72
The average product rating is 2,0 out of 5 stars.
In stock (>3 pcs)
16,90 €
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Atlas Models - Messerschmitt Me-262 A-1A Schwalbe, Luftwaffe, Heinrich "Pritzl" Bär, 1945, 1/72
Atlas Models - Messerschmitt Me-262 A-1A Schwalbe, Luftwaffe, Heinrich "Pritzl" Bär, 1945, 1/72
The average product rating is 4,0 out of 5 stars.
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21,14 €
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Oxford - Messerschmitt Me-262 A-1a Schwalbe, Luftwaffe, JV 44, 1945, Adolf Galland, 1/72
The average product rating is 4,4 out of 5 stars.
In stock (2 pcs)
29,62 €
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A Revolution Powered by Jet Engines

The development of the Me-262 was delayed by numerous technical and political obstacles, but when it finally entered combat, it came as a shock to Allied airmen. Thanks to its twin Jumo 004 turbojet engines, it reached speeds of over 850 km/h, outclassing all piston-engine fighters of the time. Its devastating armament consisted of four 30mm cannons in the nose, capable of reliably shredding heavy bomber formations. Despite its technological superiority, the Me-262 arrived too late and in too few numbers to turn the tide of the air war.

Collector's Value and Captured Machines

For military history fans, Me-262 models offer immense variety. In our category, you will find not only classic Luftwaffe machines, including the famous JV 44 unit commanded by Adolf Galland (die-cast metal model by Oxford), but also highly sought-after captured versions. You can thus enrich your collection with machines tested after the war by the British RAF or the American USAAF (plastic models by Easy Model). The 1:72 scale models feature accurate proportions of the swept wing, fine panel lines, and authentic historical camouflages.