Bristol Bulldog II

Airfix | N° 01055 | 1:72

Statistiques

Marque:: Airfix
Titre:: Bristol Bulldog II
No de Modèle:: 01055
Échelle:: 1:72
Type:: Maquette complète
Sorti:: 1990 Nouvelle boîte
Sujet:: Bristol Bulldog » Hélice (Avions)

Marquages

Bristol Bulldog

Bristol Bulldog Mk.II

Royal Air Force (1918-now)

No. 17 (F) Sqn. K-1081
1929 - RAF Upavon
Silver Dope

Ilustration de la boite conçu par Ken McDonough

Chronologie du produit

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Instructions

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Bristol Bulldog II

Airfix 1:72

01055 1987 Nouvelle boîte

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Commentaires

isto korpiaho
Sold 29.2-20.

2 March 2020, 12:09

TheMadModeller
According to what references I could find the Bulldog was introduced in '29 though its first flight was in '27; I'm not sure which should be applied. The previously listed retirement date of '37 was for RAF use and ignored foreign service. The last Bulldog was stricken off charge in Finland in May of '44!

Tous les commentaires (5) » 10 January 2014, 13:06

Steve Wilson
No probs...
Just ask Edward.
I was a Coach Driver, if I asked another Driver directions and parking info about somewhere I'd never been before, they always replied. Oh! it's easy mate...
Which annoyed me, because it's only easy once you've done it!!! until then you need assistance😢

10 January 2014, 14:20

TheMadModeller Auteur
lol I've just sort of been ... I know it's a bad pun ... "winging it" ... since I started getting my stash/wish list put up. I really hope more modelers start using this site. Advice, references and trades would move along a lot more smoothly than say scouring the web and multitudes of message boards.

10 January 2014, 14:25