B-10B in US Service (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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-Information on new products from Azul Frome in France.
-The B-10 is a bomber independently developed by Martin for the US Army Air Corps.
-It was an all-metal twin-engine aircraft with a bomb tank inside the fuselage, which was a novel style at the time.
-The prototype machine was tested in the Army Air Corps from 1932, and the prototype machine exhibited a maximum speed of 317 km / h.
-Ordered as YB-10 in 1933, the mass-produced model was assigned to units in Panama and the Hawaiian Islands from mid-1934.
-Production continued until early 1937 and 121 aircraft were produced, but since it became obsolete shortly after commissioning, it retired from the front line of the US Army around 1939.
-U.S. military aircraft deployed in the Philippines immediately after the outbreak of World War II were completely captured by the Japanese army, part of which was shipped to mainland Japan and used for testing and then exhibited at Haneda Airfield and other places. It was.
-This complete new mold kit comes with two US Army Air Corps decals.
-When completed, the total length will be about 189 mm and the total width will be about 300 mm.

Item Size/Weight : 36 x 20.5 x 5 cm / 284g