Copper State Models E32-005 Siemens-Halske SH.III 160 H.P. 1/32

We present a high-class resin model of the Siemens-Halske SH.III 160 H.P. engine in 1/32 scale, produced by the renowned company Copper State Models. This model is an excellent choice for advanced aircraft modelers and collectors of replicas from the Great War period. The set commemorates an extremely interesting power unit that introduced new engineering solutions to German aviation.

Product characteristics

• product type: resin engine model kit
• scale: 1/32
• material: high-quality resin
• included: precisely cast parts, assembly instructions
• glue and paints not included

Historical and technical information

The Siemens-Halske SH.III engine was a German power unit from the period of World War I (1917–1918). Its unusual counter-rotating design allowed for high RPM with relatively low fuel consumption. This engine was installed in, among others, Siemens-Schuckert D.III and D.IV fighters, renowned for their outstanding maneuverability on the Western Front. The SH.III was used mainly in German military aviation, and its innovative technological solutions contributed to the development of later aircraft designs.

Quality and extras

The model has been produced using precise resin casting technology, ensuring an exceptionally high level of detail—from remarkably realistic cylinder ribbing to minutely detailed engine fittings. The resin allows for easy processing and complete freedom of customization—making it the perfect choice for modelers seeking hyper-realistic reproduction, even of the smallest elements. The product does not include photo-etched or metal parts, but thanks to the sophisticated casting technology, it is an excellent base for individual enhancements.

Product category

• Resin model created using resin casting technology
• For dioramas and conversions of World War I aircraft models in 1/32 scale

Recommendation and difficulty

Copper State Models E32-005 is a particularly recommended choice for demanding historical modelers who wish to enrich their Great War aircraft replicas with faithfully reproduced engine details. The assembly difficulty is rated at 3 on a scale of 1-5—the model requires experience with resin and precision during the preparation and painting of components. This product will work well both as an impressive display piece and as an element of elaborate aviation dioramas.