Huomaa: Mistercraft muuttaa usein mallin mukana toimitettuja tarroja ilman erillistä ilmoitusta, ja ne voivat poiketa verkkosivuillamme olevista kuvista ja kuvauksista. Jos haluat tietyn version, ilmoita siitä meille kirjoittamalla asianmukainen kommentti kommenttikenttään tilausta tehdessäsi.
Ilyushin I³-4 (DB-3F) is a Soviet, twin-engine, low-wing medium bomber from the Second World War. The Il-4 was a far-reaching modernization of the DB-3 aircraft. The changes concerned, inter alia, the structure of the airframe and wing and, above all, the use of duralumin instead of steel on a much larger scale. The flight of the Il-4 machine took place in 1940, and it entered service a year later. Serial production continued until 1944. In its course, there were also further improvements - self-sealing fuel tanks, the use of protective weapons with a larger caliber, and above all the use of Tumanski M-88B 14-cylinder engines with a capacity of 1100 HP, in place of the Tumanski M-88 engines with a capacity of 1000 HP. Ilyushin Il-4 was the primary medium bomber of the Soviet Air Force throughout the war. It was used in many operations on the Eastern Front, especially in the period 1942-1943, as well as in several propaganda bombing raids over Berlin. The Il-4T aircraft was also used as a long-range torpedo bomber. About 5256 copies of this machine were produced globally. Technical data: length: 14.76m, wingspan: 21.44m, height: 4.1m, maximum speed: 410km / h, rate of climb: 6.9m / s, maximum range: 3800km, maximum ceiling 8700m, armament (early production series): fixed - three 7.62 mm SzKAS machine guns, suspended - up to 2700 kg of bombs.