Scale: 1:45
Length: 15.5
Width: (without prop-rotors) 13.5

The V-22 Osprey is a joint-service, medium-lift, multi-mission tilt-rotor aircraft developed by Boeing and Bell Helicopters. Boeing is responsible for the fuselage, landing gear, avionics, electrical and hydraulic systems, performance and flying qualities. Bell Helicopter Textron is responsible for the wing and nacelle, propulsion, rotor, empennage (complete tail system), ramp, overwing fairing and the dynamics.

The aircraft operates as a Helicopter when taking off and landing vertically. The nacelles rotate 90 degrees forward once airborne, converting the aircraft into a turboprop aircraft.
The aircraft can provide VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) with a payload of 24 troops, or 6,000lb of cargo at 430 nautical miles combat range, or VTOL with a payload of 8,300lb of cargo for a range of 220 nautical miles. The Helicopter is self-deployable worldwide, with a ferry range over 2,100 nautical miles. Normal operating range is up to 1,100 nautical miles.