The single-engine Bell H-13H was developed in the mid-1940s for the U.S. military. Popular throughout the Korean War, this heli was often equipped with Medevac panniers on each skid and an acrylic shield to protect potential patients. Kit features a detailed six-cylinder Lycoming engine, a single-piece bubble canopy, a pilot figure, the choice of a Medevac version with two litters for wounded patients or a gunship version with two machine guns and six rocket tubes, plus decals for four different helicopters: Medevac, gunship, test bed or transport.