Brand new 1/200 scale diecast airplane model of the Boeing B-52H Stratofortress Bomber Aircraft "Excalibur, 23rd Bomb Squadron, 5th Bomb Wing, Minot Air Base" (60-0044) of the United States Air Force, produced by Herpa, comes in the manufacturer’s original unopened packaging. The model features a detailed exterior with true-to-scale accuracy and includes a display stand. Constructed from diecast metal with some plastic parts, it provides durability and a realistic, heavy feel. Measuring approximately 9.25 inches in length with a wingspan of 10.75 inches, this model does not have any openings. The USAF B-52H Stratofortress “Excalibur,” operated by the 23rd Bomb Squadron, has been a cornerstone of the United States’ strategic bomber fleet, representing decades of Cold War deterrence and modern global strike capability. As the most advanced variant of the legendary B-52, the H model features updated engines, avionics, and weapons systems, allowing it to deliver conventional and nuclear payloads with exceptional precision and endurance. “Excalibur” has been central to maintaining the U.S. Air Force’s long-range strike readiness, capable of projecting power worldwide. Throughout its operational history, the aircraft has participated in high-profile exercises, strategic deterrence patrols, and contingency operations, often in coordination with allied forces to demonstrate interoperability and readiness. Its long-range capability and massive payload capacity enable execution of both conventional bombing missions and deployment of advanced precision-guided munitions, maintaining relevance in modern aerial warfare. The B-52H “Excalibur” remains a symbol of U.S. strategic air power and the enduring legacy of the 23rd Bomb Squadron, with continual upgrades ensuring it remains a vital element of national defense. This 1:200 scale model captures the iconic silhouette, detailed engines, and distinctive livery of one of the world’s most famous strategic bombers, offering a meticulously crafted representation for collectors and aviation enthusiasts.