Das Werk DW32001 Junkers Ju EF-126 Elli / EF-127 Walli 1/32

Das Werk DW32001 Junkers Ju EF-126 Elli / EF-127 Walli 1/32 is a high-quality plastic model kit aimed at intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to add exceptional projects from the final period of World War II to their collections. This model is a faithfully reproduced replica of the experimental German jet fighter designs by Junkers, designated as EF-126 "Elli" and EF-127 "Walli".

The 1/32 scale set allows you to build one of two variants of the aircraft, both of which were secret projects developed by the Third Reich in the last months of World War II. Both designs were developed in Germany with a view to creating simple, inexpensive, and effective interceptor fighters powered by ramjets or rocket engines. Although the EF-126 "Elli" and EF-127 "Walli" never reached serial production due to Germany's capitulation in 1945, they remain fascinating examples of German engineering and cutting-edge aviation concepts of the World War II era.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: Germany
• Era: World War II (1944-1945)
• Material: high-grade plastic (polystyrene)
• Set contents: parts to assemble two model variants (EF-126/EF-127), clear instrument panel, cockpit details, clear canopy, decals for creating prototype markings.
• Product category: plastic model kit
• Add-ons: included decals; optional weapon and landing gear configuration elements
• Recommended difficulty level: 3/5 – kit dedicated to modelers with some experience, due to well-detailed elements and configuration options.

The Das Werk DW32001 Junkers Ju EF-126 Elli / EF-127 Walli 1/32 model is an excellent choice for both historic aviation enthusiasts and collectors of German experimental technology from the 1940s. The kit stands out for its accuracy of workmanship, the ability to choose between versions, and refined cockpit and landing gear parts. The model looks great both as a standalone display and as part of a diorama depicting a late-war Luftwaffe airfield. We recommend this set especially to modelers interested in German projects from the final phase of World War II.