-Ultra sky fortress, later production modeled with new mold addition
-Reproduced a streamlined four-armed turret at the top of the nose and added radome with a new mold
[About the actual machine]
-The B-29 Super Fortress was a bomber that started operation in 1944 and was introduced into the mainland Japanese air raids at the end of World War II.
-Developed from the beginning as a long-range bomber flying at high altitude, adopting a pressurized cabin.
-In addition, the engine is equipped with four light R-3350 air-cooled star-type double-row 18-cylinder engines equipped with a turbocharger.
-The maximum bomb load reached 9 tons.
-In World War II, it was launched in the war against Japan, and first bombed India, inland China, Manchuria and Southeast Asia, and the Kyushu region.
-After that, when bases were made in Guam, Saipan, Tinian, etc., air raids across the entire mainland of Japan were carried out there.
-After the war, he stayed active for a while and participated in the Korean War from 1950.
[About the model]
-The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the B-29 Super Fortress, a high altitude strategic bomber deployed and operated by the United States at the end of World War II, on a 1/144 scale.
-The kit models the B-29A, which is said to be a late production type.
-New mold parts reproduce the differences from the previous production type B-29, such as the 4 upper nose turret and the radome on the underside of the fuselage.
-In particular, the nose turret is available in the streamlined style that is characteristic of the latter type of B-29A.
-The kit can be assembled by selecting the flight state or the parking state on the ground.
-A display stand is also available.
-In addition, the markings are recorded one by one respectively for World War II and Korean War.
[Major features]
-Strategic bomber B-29 Super Fortress deployed by the United States at the end of World War II, B-29A said to be the later production type is modeled by adding new mold parts
-1/144 scale plastic model assembly kit
-Finished length about 20 cm, wingspan about 30 cm
-Parts of the B-29A's characteristic 4-unit turret on the upper nose and the radome on the underside of the fuselage
-The nose turret has a streamlined style that is characteristic of the latter type of B-29A
-It can be assembled by selecting landing state and flight state. Display stand also available
-Markings are recorded one each during World War II and during the Korean War
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )