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North American B-25C/D Mitchell Airfix 1:72 Scale Model Kit

$121.00 AUD
This 1:72 scale model kit of the North American B-25C/D Mitchell represents one of the Second World War's most adaptable medium bombers. Comprising 165 plastic components, it allows modellers aged 8 and above to construct a detailed replica with a wingspan of 286mm, rated at Skill Level 3. The kit includes two authentic paint options. The B-25C/D was the quintessential mass-produced version of the Mitchell, a robust aircraft that excelled in roles from anti-submarine patrols off Florida to strike operations in North Africa.

Key Features

• 165 piece plastic model kit in 1:72 scale
• Skill Level 3, suitable for ages 8 and above
• Two authentic paint schemes included
• Completed wingspan of 286mm
• Highly detailed representation of the B-25C/D variant

History

Medium bombers played a pivotal role during the Second World War, and despite a challenging start, the North American B-25 Mitchell evolved into a highly effective aircraft. It served in every theatre of the war, showcasing its versatility by performing a wide range of tactical missions across various environments.

One of the most notable missions involving the North American B-25 Mitchell occurred shortly after 8am on 18th April 1942. Sixteen bombers took off from the short deck of USS Hornet, heading towards Japan. This daring raid was a direct response to the attack on Pearl Harbour, demonstrating the American people's resolve and their military's determination to achieve victory.

The B-25B aircraft used in the Doolittle Raid performed admirably but were already being upgraded. The subsequent C/D model (with different letters indicating the manufacturer) became the definitive version, marking the first truly mass-produced iteration of this effective medium bomber.

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North American B-25C/D Mitchell Airfix 1:72 Scale Model Kit

$121.00 AUD
This 1:72 scale model kit of the North American B-25C/D Mitchell represents one of the Second World War's most adaptable medium bombers. Comprising 165 plastic components, it allows modellers aged 8 and above to construct a detailed replica with a wingspan of 286mm, rated at Skill Level 3. The kit includes two authentic paint options. The B-25C/D was the quintessential mass-produced version of the Mitchell, a robust aircraft that excelled in roles from anti-submarine patrols off Florida to strike operations in North Africa.

Key Features

• 165 piece plastic model kit in 1:72 scale
• Skill Level 3, suitable for ages 8 and above
• Two authentic paint schemes included
• Completed wingspan of 286mm
• Highly detailed representation of the B-25C/D variant

History

Medium bombers played a pivotal role during the Second World War, and despite a challenging start, the North American B-25 Mitchell evolved into a highly effective aircraft. It served in every theatre of the war, showcasing its versatility by performing a wide range of tactical missions across various environments.

One of the most notable missions involving the North American B-25 Mitchell occurred shortly after 8am on 18th April 1942. Sixteen bombers took off from the short deck of USS Hornet, heading towards Japan. This daring raid was a direct response to the attack on Pearl Harbour, demonstrating the American people's resolve and their military's determination to achieve victory.

The B-25B aircraft used in the Doolittle Raid performed admirably but were already being upgraded. The subsequent C/D model (with different letters indicating the manufacturer) became the definitive version, marking the first truly mass-produced iteration of this effective medium bomber.

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