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Grumman Goose US Navy Service (BACKORDERING IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED) Bring an icon of amphibious aviation to your display case with our brand-new 1:32 Grumman Goose, produced in high-precision 3D printing technology. Designed for modelers who love detail and flexibility, this kit captures the Goose's character with crisp surfaces, refined geometry, and an impressive level of authenticity.
At its heart are exquisitely rendered Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp Junior engines"packed with fine, realistic features that reward careful painting and weathering. Want to show off the engineering? Choose how you present the powerplants: build the engines fully exposed, display them with removed cowlings, or even reveal the entire nacelle structure for a true maint[+] More... - Manufacturer:
- Lukgraph
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- LUK32-72
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- 1:32
- Item type:
- Aircraft kits (resin)
- Price:
- £369.99
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