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The de Havilland Mosquito was a versatile twin-engine aircraft that was one of the best aircraft of World War II. Not for nothing was it called the ‘Wooden Wonder’. It was used as a night fighter, fighter-bomber, bomber, reconnaissance, anti-ship or special transport aircraft. The first generation of Mosquitos was powered by Merlin engines with single-stage superchargers. In the spring of 1943, two-stage Merlins with higher performance at higher altitudes were installed in the Mosquito. This resulted in the PR Mk.IX reconnaissance version and the B Mk.IX bomber. They were produced in limited numbers, as they were replaced in production by the mass-produced PR Mk.XVI and B Mk.XVI versions, equipped with a pressurized cockpit. The performance of the PR Mk.XVI version was so high that enemy fighters could hardly threaten it. The PR Mk.XVI reconnaissance Mosquitos operated from the British Isles and Italy over the whole of Europe. But not only over Europe, British Mosquitos were also deployed against Japan, being flown from India. The RAAF deployed the Mosquito PR Mk.XVIs to fly recce missions from bases in northern Australia.
The new, highly detailed kit contains five sprues of grey plastic parts and one with clear parts. The decals offer an RAF machine, with invasion stripes, which was also used by Czechoslovak airmen, a SAAF machine, operated from Italy with a tail with red and white stripes, a USAAF machine from Britain, with a red tail and nose art on the fuselage, an RAF machine flying in India with SEAC markings and two RAAF machines. One of them performed the last combat flight of the RAAF in World War II.
- highly detailed kit
- interesting version
- attractive markings and decals
Hs 123A-1 Legion Condor from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/32 reference 32016 . .
De Havilland D.H.4 w/RAF 3a from the manufacturer Roden to scale 1/48 reference 432 . .
Model Set '70 Shelby Mustang GT500 from the manufacturer Revell to scale 1/25 reference 67729 . .
US Staff car from the manufacturer Brengun to scale 1/144 reference BRS144038 . .
FM-1 ''Wildcat'' from the manufacturer Hobby Boss to scale 1/72 reference 80221 . .
F-22A Raptor from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/144 reference 01317 . .
Chinese J-20 Stealth Fighter from the manufacturer MENG-Model to scale 1/48 reference LS-002 . .
Spitfire Mk.Vb OVERLORD 1/48 from the manufacturer Eduard Plastic Kits to scale 1/48 reference 84200 Decal variants: . Slt.
Antonov An-74T from the manufacturer Amodel to scale 1/144 reference AMO1434 . .
N-3PB Little Norway Service from the manufacturer Special Hobby to scale 1/72 reference 100-SH72299 . .
Bachem Natter RAMP-TRAILER from the manufacturer Brengun to scale 1/144 reference BRS144032 . .
TU142MR Bear-J from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/144 reference 03905 . .
SAAB J-35J Draken Finnish A.F from the manufacturer Mistercraft to scale 1/72 reference D-91 . .
Westland Puma HC.1 from the manufacturer Airfix to scale 1/72 reference A03021V . .
Mirage F.1C/C-200'Armee de I Air from the manufacturer Special Hobby to scale 1/72 reference 100-SH72388 . .
US Aircraft Weapons I from the manufacturer Trumpeter to scale 1/32 reference 03302 . .
