United States
North American B-25J Mitchell
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This boxed set contains:
- 1 x North American B-25J Mitchell 1/72 scale medium bomber aircraft [E Series]
United States Army Air Forces
North American B-25J Mitchell is ...
It was a twin-engined bomber deployed to the U.S. Army Air Corps.
In January, the U.S. Army issued a prototype of an attack bomber.
The NA-40, which can be said to be the predecessor of the B-25, was developed.
Unfortunately, the NA-40s were unable to pass the Army's review,
The goodness of the basic design attracted attention, and the development was decided to continue.
Thus, the improved NA62 was born,
It was formally adopted as a B-25 by the U.S. Army in August 1939.
Because this machine is sturdy and easy to handle,
Airfield facilities were mainly deployed on the poor Pacific front.
The J-type is an aircraft that began production in December 1943.
It is the type that became the mainstream type at the end of the war.
The kit was developed as the definitive version of the B-25J!
This time the nose is an early type that is a transparent windshield,
Recreate the fuselage of the glass nose. There are three guns and five guns.
The bomb storehouse is a choice to open and close, and there are two bombs inside.
It is possible to equip a gun pack on the side of the torso.
The parts are composed, such as passing through the main wing,
It is designed with ease of assembly in mind.
Decal (marking)
498th Bombardment Squadron ‘JANTY JO‘ (November 1944)
498th Bombardment Squadron ‘MISS B HAVIN‘ (February 1945)
486th Bombardment Squadron ‘BOTTOMS-UP II‘ (March 1944)
This boxed set contains:
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1*North American B-25J Mitchell 1/72 scale medium bomber aircraft [E Series]
North American B-25J Mitchell is ...
It was a twin-engined bomber deployed to the U.S. Army Air Corps.
In January, the U.S. Army issued a prototype of an attack bomber.
The NA-40, which can be said to be the predecessor of the B-25, was developed.
Unfortunately, the NA-40s were unable to pass the Army's review,
The goodness of the basic design attracted attention, and the development was decided to continue.
Thus, the improved NA62 was born,
It was formally adopted as a B-25 by the U.S. Army in August 1939.
Because this machine is sturdy and easy to handle,
Airfield facilities were mainly deployed on the poor Pacific front.
The J-type is an aircraft that began production in December 1943.
It is the type that became the mainstream type at the end of the war.
The kit was developed as the definitive version of the B-25J!
This time the nose is an early type that is a transparent windshield,
Recreate the fuselage of the glass nose. There are three guns and five guns.
The bomb storehouse is a choice to open and close, and there are two bombs inside.
It is possible to equip a gun pack on the side of the torso.
The parts are composed, such as passing through the main wing,
It is designed with ease of assembly in mind.
Decal (marking)
498th Bombardment Squadron ‘JANTY JO‘ (November 1944)
498th Bombardment Squadron ‘MISS B HAVIN‘ (February 1945)
486th Bombardment Squadron ‘BOTTOMS-UP II‘ (March 1944)
