Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress

Matchbox | N. PK-603 | 1:72

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Marca:: Matchbox
Titolo:: Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress
Numero:: PK-603
Scala:: 1:72
Digita:: Kit completo
Messo in commercio:: 1979 Nuovo stampo
Argomento:: Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress » Elica (Aereo)

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Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress

Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress

US Army Air Forces (1941-1947)

322 BS, 91 BG, 8 AF LG*Y | 2107027 Hikin' for Home
1944 Strategic bombing (Result: VE-Day)
Natural metal
346 BS, 99 BG, 15 AF 4238201 2nd Patches
1944 - Tortorella, Italy
Olive Drab over Neutral grey
414 BS, 97 BG, 15 AF 446544 Kwiturbitchin2
Aprile 1945 Strategic bombing - Amendola (Result: VE-Day)
natural metal

Contenuto della confezione

Plastic sprue, Plastic sprue (Clear), Foglio di decals (applicabile con acqua)

Genealogia

Matchbox

1979

1983

Nuovo stampo

Nuova scatola

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Commenti

Phil Marchese
The Matchbox Fortress has the most accurate and thoughtfully designed fuselage of any 1/6" scale kit. There are no notorious trenches on the fuselage. Those inscribed panels panels are far less obtrusive than tose foubd in the 2012 resease. The wings are a bit flat in airfoil but are correctly located. This is not so on the Hasagawa kit and questionable on other offerings. The wings themselves are seeming of a whole different design and are inferior. Hasegawa donors can be adopted since that offering fuselage is also grossly mis-sculpted. The clear parts are universally described as thick. There are plenty of examples on the web of this kit built out of the box and the basic fedility of the Matchbox Fort is self-evident.

1 11 March 2013, 18:09