Flight Craft 32: Lockheed C-130 Hercules

The C-130 Hercules, known as 'Fat Albert', was developed from combat experiences during the Korean War, addressing the need for a rugged transport aircraft. First flown in 1954, its design features, including a high wing and versatile cargo area, enabled various configurations and missions. The aircraft has over seventy variants, serving roles from tactical airlifting to search-and-rescue. With continuous production and global service, this title provides aviation enthusiasts with a wealth of resources, including photographs and illustrations, to explore and model this iconic aircraft.