Comanche RAH-66 Model Helicopter: Extremely Detailed and Finely Crafted

We bring you the Comanche RAH- 66 model helicopter that is finely handcrafted using the best materials to produce a quality outcome that matches the original RAH 66 Comanche. Our RAH-66 helicopter model is brought to life by a talented team who works hard to make it look as realistic as possible. First it is handcrafted by master craftsmen, followed by several priming and sanding processes. Gifted artists then refer to images to paint on the details to match those of the actual Comanche RAH-66 helicopter. A final coat of clear lacquer not only protects the details, but also provides a glossy finish.

The Comanche RAH66 model helicopter goes through many stages of quality control to ensure that it is ready for delivery. The Comanche RAH66 model helicopter is mounted on a mahogany-based chrome pedestal, so you can display it as soon as it arrives. Our Comanche RAH66 model helicopter, a scaled mirror image of the actual Comanche helicopter, makes a perfect addition to your collection or gift to aviation enthusiasts and hobbyists.

RAH-66 Comanche History:

The Comanche will replace obsolete AH-1 and OH-58 attack and observation helicopters. The Comanche has capabilities demanded of a smaller force structure, such as: improved mobility, increased survivability and dramatically reduced costs.  The RAH-66 Comanche is reconnaissance attack helicopter manufactured by Boeing Helicopters and Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation.  The RAH-66 was intended for reconnaissance role.

The RAH-66's maiden flight was on January 4, 1996.  The RAH-66 can operate at night and in bad weather for its sophisticated detection and navigation systems.  The primary user of the RAH-66 was the United States Army.  In 2004, the first RAH- 66 entered service with the US Army and planned to purchase almost 1,300 Comanches to fill the scout and light attack roles.  On February 23, 2004, the US Army decided to cancel the Comanche helicopter program because they to provide funds to renovate the existing helicopter fleet of aging attack, utility and reconnaissance aircraft. Another reason is the growing popularity of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) for reconnaissance purposes.  Technology developed for the Comanche will be integrated into the Apache and other US military helicopter developments.