-A masterpiece medium-sized bomber of the US Army Air Corps that was active in attacking Japanese ships.
-The North American B-25J Mitchell is a twin bomber deployed in the US Army Air Corps.
-In January 1938, the US Army issued a prototype order for an attack bomber, and the NA-40, which was the predecessor of the B-25, was developed.
-Unfortunately, the NA-40 could not pass the Army examination, but attention was paid to the goodness of its basic design, and development was continued.
-In this way, the improved NA-62 was born and adopted by the US Army as the B-25 in August 1939.
-Because this aircraft is sturdy and easy to handle, it was mainly deployed on the poor Pacific front with airfield facilities.
-Model J is a model that started production in December 1943, and became the mainstream model at the end of the war.
-Kit is developed as the definitive edition of B-25J! This time, the model nose, which has a transparent windshield at the nose, is reproduced.
-3 or 5 machine guns can be selected.
-Bomb bay is openable and closed, with 2 bombs inside.
-Can equip a gun pack on the side of the body.
-The parts composition is designed with ease of assembly, such as passing a digit through the main wing.
[Decal]
-498th Bombing Squadron [JAUNTY JO] (November 1944)
-The 498th Bombardment Squadron [MISS B HAVIN] (February 1945)
-486th Bombing Squadron [BOTTOMS-UP II] (March 1944)
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )