Model Bricks Ka-50 Black Shark Helicopter

Build a distinctive piece of rotary-wing engineering with the Sluban Model Bricks Ka-50 Black Shark Helicopter (M38-B0752). With approximately 330 pieces, this military aircraft set captures the compact, purposeful character of the Ka-50 in a hands-on display model designed for builders aged 8 and up. Its unusual silhouette and twin-bladed coaxial rotor arrangement make it an especially memorable addition to a collection of aviation-inspired building sets.

The model offers an engaging construction experience while leaving plenty to appreciate once the build is complete. Assemble the fuselage, cockpit, rotor system and angular attack-helicopter profile step by step, then place the finished aircraft on a shelf, desk or dedicated display area. The design is substantial enough to feel rewarding during construction, yet approachable for younger builders and families who enjoy military aircraft, engineering subjects and imaginative play.

Sluban building bricks are made for creative construction and can be used with compatible construction bricks, giving collectors flexibility when expanding a display or creating custom scenes. M38-B0752 is a strong choice for enthusiasts drawn to unconventional aircraft, Soviet and Russian aviation history, and models with a clear technical identity. Whether built as a focused project or added to a wider aircraft collection, the Ka-50 Black Shark brings a bold, easily recognisable presence to any display.

The Ka-50 is a Soviet-designed attack helicopter developed by the Kamov design bureau and introduced in the late twentieth century. It is best known for its coaxial counter-rotating rotor system: two rotor sets are mounted on the same mast and turn in opposite directions, removing the need for a conventional tail rotor. This arrangement gives the aircraft a compact outline and reflects Kamov’s distinctive approach to helicopter design.

The aircraft was conceived as a heavily armed, highly manoeuvrable attack helicopter with a single-seat cockpit and strong emphasis on survivability and battlefield performance. Its angular fuselage, unusual rotor layout and “Black Shark” nickname have made it one of the most recognisable military helicopters of the modern era. This Sluban model focuses on those defining visual and engineering features in an accessible building-brick format.