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Dornier Do-335B-2 'Zerstorer'
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The Dornier Do-335 "Pfeil" ("Arrow") was the fastest piston-engined German Luftwaffe aircraft of WWII, and was also the only military aircraft of the time to feature a "push-pull" engine layout airframe. The B-Series "Zerstorer" ("Destroyer") was a heavily armed version intendedspecifically for the heavy ...
Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress 'Memphis Belle'
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The first mass produced variant of the US Air Force WWII 4-engined heavy bomber, and available for the first time as a separate kit in 1/32 scale. Both aircraft portrayed in the kit's markings undertook war bonds tours in 1943/44, raising morale back in the States.
Markings for 2 USAF aircr...
North-American B-25J Mitchell 'Strafing Babes'
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Versatile WWII US Air Force twin-engine medium bomber named in memory of US General William "Billy" Mitchell who'd advocated the USA's increased air power after WWI, and became known as the 'father of the US Air Force'. The "J" was the final variant, first operational in 1944 and produce...
Douglas A-20J/K Havoc / Boston Mk.IV
Twin-engine medium bomber/night fighter built in the US by the Douglas Aircraft Company. Known variously as the A-20, P-70, DB-7, Havoc (night fighter) and Boston (RAF). Versions J/K & IV/V (Boston) introduced a transparent nose for improved bomb aiming. Included in the build of 450 A-20Js were 169 for the RAF as type Boston IV. Douglas built 413 A-20Ks including 90 delivered to the RAF a...
Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress 'Memphis Belle'
Markings for USAF B-17F 41-24485 'Memphis Belle' DF-A & 42-5360 'Old Faithful' VK-G.
The Boeing B-17 'Flying Fortress' was one of the U.S.A.'s main four-engine heavy bombers, operating alongside the B-24 Liberator, and the later B-29 Superfortress, in all theatres of World War 2. It's a fact that the B-17 almost never saw its place in history and the defeat of Nazi Germany, as the...
North American B-25J Mitchell 'Strafer' Bomber Aircraft
Specialised ground-attack and anti-shipping variant of the twin-engine medium bomber, introduced during the second half of World War II. To maximise low-level firepower, the traditional glass bombardier nose was replaced with a solid structure housing eight fixed .50-caliber machine guns. Supported by additional fuselage blister pods, the aircraft could direct up to 14...
Douglas Boston III/US DB-7B Light Bomber Aircraft Twin-engine light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft developed by the US Douglas Aircraft Company. An export version of the Douglas A-20 Havoc, it was widely used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied forces during World War II.
Choice of 2 markings:
(1) Boston III Z2216 RH-A, 88 Squadron, RAF Attlebridge, Norfolk, UK, August 1942;
(2) DB-7B AL445 K, 15th BS USAAF,...
North-American PBJ-1J Mitchell Limited Edition by HK Models is a naval version of the famous North-American B-25 Mitchell bomber used by the US Marine Corps (USMC) during World War II. The PBJ-1J was adapted for naval operations and often equipped with a radar system for anti-ship missions. The model features a detailed cockpit, landing gear, Wright R-2600 engines and authentic armament including missile racks and machine gun ...
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