This item is written in English.
- Mitia is the first allied jet fighter developed by Gloucester · Aircraft Company, a British aircraft maker, on the Allied Army side.
- Delayed to Messerschmitt Me 262 in the German Air Force It was deployed in July 1944 for several weeks and raised battle results such as the interception of the V1 flight bomb.
- After World War II, F.4 equipped with Derwent Mk.V which is a reduced version of Rolls-Royce · Nine engines, T.7 of practicing machine type, F.8 which is fully developed with the first east seat on the west side was developed It was.
- F.4 and later were exported to friendship countries other than the United Kingdom Commonwealth and licensed production was done in Belgium and the Netherlands.
- In the Korean War, Meitia F.8 of the 77th flight belonging to the Iwakuni base of the Australian Air Force was transferred to Kimpo Station in 1951 and put in the front line.
- This machine was produced not only by Gloucester · Aircraft Co. but also Armstrong · Whitworth company, total production was 3,947 aircraft.
- This book is a wonderful and detailed book that posted data from the drawings at the time, actual flight manuals and parts catalogs etc.
- It is full of information such as color profile, camouflage, marking etc.
- A list of Mitia's kits, decals and accessories is also posted.
- There is also an example of 1 / 48FRMk.9 of Airfix and 1 / 72FMk.I of Dragon.
- Author: Richard A. Franks
- Text: English
- Soft cover, page 160
- Size: 21 cm x 29 cm
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