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Oxford Ta 152H-0 vs. H-1: Red AC096 or Camouflaged AC028?

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Oxford Diecast red Ta 152H-0 AC096 on its black display stand, 1:72

Choose AC096 for Oxford's red Ta 152H-0, or AC028 for the camouflaged Ta 152H-1 with green 3 markings. Both are 1:72 finished models with stands included. The choice changes the named variant and represented aircraft, not just the color of one interchangeable product.

For most buyers, the immediate decision is whether the unusual red presentation or the camouflaged long-winged aircraft better fits the collection. Keep H-0 and H-1 with the item codes when making that decision.

Compare Ta 152 and other Focke-Wulf models

AC096: the red H-0 release

The AC096 product photograph shows a red aircraft on a black support with a labeled base. The listing associates it with Fritz Aufhammer.

Choose this version when the red model is specifically what you want. It will create a very different color arrangement beside gray-and-green aircraft. The finish alone does not establish rarity, a chase release or a future price premium.

A historical explanation for an unusual scheme needs evidence beyond the miniature. This buying comparison identifies the model being sold without treating the paint as proof of a particular flight or event.

AC028: camouflage and Green 3

The AC028 H-1 is the release associated in the listing with Josef Keil. Its photograph shows green 3 markings, red-and-yellow rear-fuselage bands and a camouflaged body with pale lower surfaces.

This is the option to consider for a collection where the camouflage and markings are the primary attraction. A side-biased angle reveals the green number and rear bands; a higher view emphasizes the long wings.

The historical pilot's name identifies the depicted aircraft association. It is not, by itself, a promise of an additional loose pilot figure in the box.

Similar display commitment, different aircraft identity

Both catalog records describe approximately 5.75-inch aircraft lengths and wingspans around 8 inches. Their stands add height and a base footprint, so the aircraft dimensions alone should not determine a case purchase.

The shared scale makes the two a coordinated variation display. It does not prove identical tooling, every historical equipment difference, or interchangeable stand fittings. Compare them as the complete releases shown.

What do both offers include?

Each listing describes a finished diecast model with plastic components, a display stand and manufacturer packaging. No opening body panels are listed. Neither is an unassembled kit, and the black stand is not a transparent protective enclosure.

Use the supplied support and instructions. An aircraft displayed above the shelf does not automatically have retractable landing gear.

Which should be your first Ta 152?

Choose AC028 for the camouflaged Green 3 subject or AC096 for the red H-0. Buy both when contrasting those releases is intentional, not because every Ta 152 collector must own every finish.

For a gift, confirm the code rather than ordering from the broad phrase Oxford Focke-Wulf. For current pricing and availability, use the corresponding product page.

Select the Ta 152 release for your collection

Product descriptions and images reviewed September 23, 2026. Sizes are approximate; no hands-on tooling comparison or authentication of historical paint accounts is claimed.

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