Product Description
[For actual]
- It is the second order for the deployment operation of the United States Navy as a major aboard bomber in World War SB2 Hell diver.
- Hell diver that has been developed by the Curtiss company as successor to the Dauntless more than 7000 aircraft to suit each type while continuing what excel is there improvement in problems such as there was but cruising distance and weapons Payload in such maneuverability It was produced.
- Once it started deployment in November 1943 Rabaul in the Pacific Ocean Front, Okinawa from Mariana, participate in, such as the Japanese mainland attack.
- I also participated in the Yamato sunk.
[The model]
- Model is a plastic model assembly kit reproduces the Curtiss SB2C-3 in the 1/72 scale.
- By intensive and skilful parts division of the slide mold, without stress it can be assembled.
- Is even more WING TECH series representing the delicate panel lines by using the laser processing mold technology.
- Closely reproduce the differences in the details of the airframe of the SB2C-4.
- Engine models the light R-2600-20 Cyclone engine of 900 horsepower, which is mounted from SB2C-3.
- The state wing was stretched to the state folded, can be assembled to choose depending on the preference state that leg down was, raised state, respectively.
- In addition, dive flap parts set the etching parts.
- You can enjoy a realistic finish.
- Cockpit and bomb bay, such as also feel a lot in fine detail reproduction.
- Is an essential model to the collection of the Pacific War.
[Major features]
· Realistic been engine
Modeling Detail of the cockpit also in detail
· Wing folded state, can be selected stretched state
- Legs down state, a state in which the increase was possible selection
Dive flap is set etched parts
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )
Item Size/Weight : 38 x 24.5 x 8 cm / 311g
Product Specifications
- Item code
- CH5059
- JAN code
- 0089195850591
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 3 per household.