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Oxford Ta 152H-1 AC028 Green 3: A Buyer's Guide to the Long-Wing Model

Published September 23, 2026 by Muncle Mikes

Oxford AC028 Ta 152H-1 Green 3 with camouflage and red-and-yellow fuselage bands on a stand

Choose Oxford AC028 when you want the camouflaged Ta 152H-1 with green 3 markings and a supplied display stand. Its long wings give it a different presence from a compact Fw 190A, even though both can belong to a 1:72 collection.

This is a complete Oxford Aviation model, not a construction kit. The full H-1 designation and AC028 code distinguish it from Oxford's red Ta 152H-0.

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Three visual checks for the correct release

The AC028 photograph shows a green 3 beside the fuselage markings, red-and-yellow bands toward the rear, and darker camouflage over pale lower surfaces. The model is elevated on a black, labeled stand.

Those details make the release recognizable without relying on a long historical title. Compare the gallery with the exact product you intend to buy; another Oxford Ta 152 may share the shape while representing a different finish and variant.

What the Josef Keil wording means for the purchase

The listing associates this aircraft with Josef Keil. That is part of the represented subject, not a statement that the package contains a separate portrait figure or an extra pilot miniature.

For a historical collection, retain the complete model identity in your notes. For an accessory-led purchase, use the contents list instead of interpreting a person's name as an included object.

Give the wings enough room

The catalog describes a model approximately 5.75 inches long with a wingspan around 8 inches. A shelf that holds a five-inch-span fighter can therefore be too narrow for this aircraft despite the fairly similar fuselage length.

Cut an approximately eight-inch-wide paper footprint as an initial planning aid. Leave additional clearance rather than using that rounded estimate as an exact case specification. The stand base and completed mounted height also need to fit.

A slightly elevated viewing position can reveal the wing outline; a lower side view highlights Green 3 and the rear bands. Choose the location based on which detail you want to see each day.

The stand and construction

The description confirms a display stand and diecast metal with plastic components. It lists no opening body panels. The stand gives the model its presentation above the surface; it does not include a transparent cover.

Do not use the long wing tips as lifting points. Follow the supplied fitting instructions and support the model as directed when positioning it. A photographed canopy or undercarriage position is not evidence that every feature can be changed.

When to choose something else

Choose AC096 instead when the red H-0 is the actual target. Choose a shorter-span Fw 190 when your available display area cannot accommodate the Ta 152 comfortably.

The AC096 versus AC028 comparison is useful before ordering a gift from a broad request for an Oxford Focke-Wulf.

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Product details and image reviewed September 23, 2026. Dimensions are approximate; no hands-on handling or accessory-fit test is claimed.