-The B-25 Mitchell, which was released in 1956 and gained popularity [Flying Dragon].
-Mold and package art are used at the time of release.
-The gun tower, propellers and wheels are movable
-Marked [Flying Dragon]
-With swivel display stand (the joint of the machine and the stunt can be moved)
[About the actual machine]
-North American B-25 Mitchell is a twin-engine bomber deployed and operated by the United States Army in World War II.
-In Japan, 16 B-25s mounted on the aircraft carrier Hornet advanced in the offshore of the Pacific Ocean in 1942, and conducted a surprise attack operation to air the mainland of Japan when it started from the flight deck.
-It was Commander Jimmy Dootle who commanded this unit, and gave a big impact to the Japanese army.
-The first flight in 1939 and the B-25, which began operation in 1941, is equipped with two light R-2600 cyclones.
-Up to the final production type J, each type was produced while changing the arming, replacing the engine, and performing various improvements, and the total number of machines produced reached more than 9,500.
-During the war, it was donated not only to the US Army but also to the Royal Air Force, and was active.
[Machine specifications (B-25J)]
-Total length: 16.31 m
-Total width: 20.60 m
-Total height: 4.97 m
-Engine: Wright R-2600-13 or 29 (1,700 Bhp) x 2
-Crew: 6 people
-Bomb Load: 1,814 kg
-Armed: 12.7 mm machine gun x 12
[About the model]
-The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the American bomber used in World War II, North American B-25 Mitchell in 1/64 scale.
-This kit is for the Atlantis model to re-release the previous level kit.
-The twin wing wing realistically reproduces the distinctive style with the outside bent downward from the engine.
-Total length is about 25 cm including the shape of the aircraft, and the presence is sufficient.
-Each part of the machine expresses panel lines etc.
-Canopy such as nose and cockpit, of course, prepare transparent parts.
-The pilot and co-pilot in the pilot seat, the figure of the gunner's hand on the nose are also modeled for better feeling.
-In addition, the upper back of the airframe, and the turret on the lower surface of the airframe can be turned after completion. The barrel moves up and down.
-In addition, the front and back legs are also mechanical finish. The markings also include the markings of the Flying Dragon and the markings of the Doul Raiders, the Doul attacking squadron that carried out the Japanese mainland raid.
-There is also a display stand that can be mounted on the finished display.
-It is a re-release of the classic kit, but you can not miss that the package art reproduces the illustration and design of those days.
[Major features]
-1/64 scale reproduction of North American B-25 Mitchell, an American bomber active in World War II
-Atlantis model releases kit that old level once released
-The twin wing wing realistically reproduces a distinctive style with the outside bent downward from the engine
-Each part of the fuselage expresses panel lines etc. Canopy such as nose and cockpit prepare transparent parts
-Model pilots and co-pilots in the pilot's seat and machine gunners' figures in the nose
-The upper back of the airframe, the turret on the lower surface of the airframe can be turned even after completion, the barrel can move up and down
-Mechanical finish on front and rear legs
-Includes the markings of the Flying Dragon and the markings of the Doul Raiders, the Doul attacking squadron that carried out the Japanese mainland raid.
-A display stand is also available to change the mounting angle on the finished display
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )