[About actual machine]
- The B-29 developed by Boeing was the first flight in 1942.
- It is a large-scale strategic bomber in the United States played an active part in the Pacific Front.
- The engine is equipped with four light R3350 engines that generate 2200 horsepower, and the bomb loading has reached 9 tons.
- The aircraft was equipped with advanced design and equipment such as equipped with a pressurization system to enable high altitude flight, and continued active as a main bomber after the end of World War II.
- Taking advantage of the length of the cruising distance, we carried out a bombing strategy to the mainland Japan from the base made on the island on the Pacific Ocean, such as Guam and Saipan.
- It is also known as the aircraft that drove the world's first atomic bomb, including the bombing of various places, contributing to the victory of the US military, and the world's first atomic bomb.
[About the model]
- The model is a painted pre-assembled plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the high-altitude strategy bomber, B-29, developed and operated during World War II on 1/130 scale.
- The total length of the finish is about 23 cm, the wingspan is about 33 cm and the style with four engines is reproduced in realism.
- The kit is painted and marked for parts including the aircraft at 13 parts scores.
- It does not use glue for assembly, it can be easily assembled by fitting and screwing.
- Driver necessary for screw fixing is also set. It is a kit that you can easily work on beginners.
- Landing gear is also set in separate parts.
- A dedicated display stand is also available.
- Natural Metal Silver Aircraft coloring marks the marking of [Dynamite] belonging to the 504 Bombing Group 421 Bomber Squadron belonging to the mainland bombing in the Tinian Island base in the Pacific Theater in World War II .
[Major features]
- Reproduce the American long-range bomber, B-29, developed at the latter half of World War II on 1/130 scale
- Painted semi-finished assembly kit
- Dedicated display stand also set
- Easy to assemble by fitting and screwing
- Driver necessary for screw fixing also set
- Natural Metal Silver Aircraft coloring marks the marking of the dynamite belonging to the 504 Bombing Group 421 Bomber Squadron belonging to the mainland bombing on the Tinian Island base in the Pacific Theater in World War II
- Completion size size: Approximately 230 mm in length
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )