Air war legends
Art. Nr. B04039090-Bundle
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Air war legends: Modelbau bundle with 4 legendary fighter planes
Four legendary fighter planes from the Second World War - combined in a unique bundle for everyone who wants to bring history in a scale of 1:72 alive. With this set you not only bring yourself to your home, more detailed model kits, but also immerse yourself deep into the aviation history. Do you want to build, collect, design - without giving up quality? Then this bundle is just right for you. Whether for your showcase or as a joint project: there is a lot of value, content and fascination in it.
Scope of delivery
- Supermarine Spitfire MK.VB Model kit (1:72, 42 parts)
- Messerschmitt BF 109 G-10 Model kit (1:72, 37 parts)
- P-51D Mustang model kit (1:72, 34 parts)
- Focke Wulf TA 152 H Model kit (1:72, 39 parts)
- All kits including detailed building instructions
- T dechination images for individual design
Special features
- Four model classics in one set - perfectly coordinated
- Detailed cockpits and structured surfaces
- Individual design options through different decal variants
- Ideal for model builders from 10 years (Level 3)
This bundle brings four iconic aircraft in air war history to your craft table. Whether you have just entered model building or have already had experience - the combination of gluing, painting and refining ensures an exciting and creative building experience. The enclosed building instructions help you step by step in implementing, while the moving parts and filigree details make every model an eye -catcher. With an age recommendation from the age of 10, the set is also ideal for joint handicrafts with the family.
Background information
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VB: Symbol of British resistance in the battle of air for England. The version MK.VB was used in 1941 with increased armament and was considered in response to new German hunters.
Messerschmitt BF 109 G-10: One of the most built fighter pilots of the war. The G-10 variant offered more power through improved motors and aerodynamics and was still introduced in 1944.
P-51D Mustang: Feared long -distance attendants of the USAAF. It enabled strategic bomber attacks deep in the enemy country - protected by her fast accompanying hunters.
Focke Wulf Ta 152 H: As the last great piston hunter of the Air Force, the TA 152 set new standards in height, speed and technology. Their efforts were too late, their potential was huge.
With the bundle of "air war legends" you secure a piece of technology history-compact, high quality and with great attention to detail. Let yourself be inspired by the variety of models and history that is in every kit.
Order and take off now - before the bundle is out of print.
Important instructions:
- Unique experience: Each bundle is unique to offer you an unforgettable journey through the model building world.
- Limited edition: Only available as long as the stock lasts. Only one bundle is available per customer.
- Exchange/return: Single items of the bundle are excluded from the exchange/return (except guarantee cases). If there is any revocation, all items must be returned.
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Carrera Revell Europe GmbH
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Germany
E-mail: info.de@carrera-revell.com
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