ICM 32021 CR.42 LW – WWII German Luftwaffe Ground Attack Aircraft 1/32

We present a unique plastic model kit – ICM 32021 CR.42 LW, replicating a WWII German Luftwaffe ground attack aircraft in a large and detailed 1/32 scale. This kit is an excellent choice for advanced modelers as well as all enthusiasts of military aviation history and scale model collectors.

Historical Background and Use of the CR.42 LW

The Fiat CR.42 Falco is an Italian biplane fighter, which became famous especially during the 1930s. In the presented LW version, it was used by the German Luftwaffe mainly as a ground attack and reconnaissance aircraft. Units captured by Germany were employed in campaigns such as the Eastern Front, missions in the Balkans, and in Italy. From 1943 onwards, the CR.42 LW was used for ground attack missions, especially thanks to its maneuverability and ability to operate from short runways.

• Scale: 1/32 – a large and detailed scale allowing for realistic reproduction of the original.
• User country: Germany (Luftwaffe)
• Service period: World War II (years 1943–1945)
• Set: plastic model kit with original Luftwaffe decals

Technical Data and Contents of the ICM 32021 Model

The ICM 32021 CR.42 LW model is made from high-quality plastic, featuring a very detailed surface texture and precise replication of rivets, panels, and main structural elements. The kit includes a complete set of sprues for the fuselage, wings, landing gear, and a detailed cockpit. Noteworthy features are the interior cockpit details and realistic decals with Luftwaffe markings and painting options.

• Material: plastic
• Add-ons: decals, detailed assembly instructions
• Category: plastic model kit
• Skill level: 4/5 – for intermediate and advanced modelers

Why Choose This Model?

We recommend the ICM 32021 CR.42 LW model to all fans of military aviation and collectors of WWII models. The kit offers a high level of detail, precisely fitting parts, and ensures a satisfying build with a very impressive final result. Perfect as a display piece for a collection or as a starting point for historical WWII dioramas.