1/48 P-51D Mustang
$22.00
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■Product Description
The P-51 Mustang was a fighter aircraft developed in an astonishingly short time of 117 days, based on a contract signed by the British Aircraft Purchase Committee with North American Aircraft in April 1940.
Initially exported to Britain, it was also adopted by the US Army Air Corps, which had been indifferent to the P-51, once the United States entered the war.
The D model improved rearward visibility compared to the previous B/C models by lowering the upper surface of the rear fuselage and adding a rearward-sliding valve canopy.
Early models did not have a dorsal fin in front of the vertical stabilizer, but one was added during production to improve directional stability.
The reason the Mustang is considered a masterpiece of World War II has been proven in combat, but the secret to its excellence lies in its design, which was a step ahead of its class, and its overall cohesiveness.
《Data》
Crew: 1
Wingspan: 11.28m
Length: 9.83m
Height: 3.71m
Gross Weight: 5,262kg
Engine: Packard Marine V-1650-7
Power Output: 1,450hp
Maximum Speed: 703km/h/7,620m
Fixed Armament: 12.7mm machine gun x 6
First Flight: Prototype 1940.10.26
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Item No: JT30
Scale: 1/48
JAN: 4967834191303
■Remarks
Plastic model adhesive is required separately.
*Look for adhesive labeled "for polystyrene resin," etc.
1/48 P-51D Mustang
$22.00
The P-51 Mustang was a fighter aircraft developed in an astonishingly short time of 117 days, based on a contract signed by the British Aircraft Purchase Committee with North American Aircraft in April 1940.
Initially exported to Britain, it was also adopted by the US Army Air Corps, which had been indifferent to the P-51, once the United States entered the war.
The D model improved rearward visibility compared to the previous B/C models by lowering the upper surface of the rear fuselage and adding a rearward-sliding valve canopy.
Early models did not have a dorsal fin in front of the vertical stabilizer, but one was added during production to improve directional stability.
The reason the Mustang is considered a masterpiece of World War II has been proven in combat, but the secret to its excellence lies in its design, which was a step ahead of its class, and its overall cohesiveness.
《Data》
Crew: 1
Wingspan: 11.28m
Length: 9.83m
Height: 3.71m
Gross Weight: 5,262kg
Engine: Packard Marine V-1650-7
Power Output: 1,450hp
Maximum Speed: 703km/h/7,620m
Fixed Armament: 12.7mm machine gun x 6
First Flight: Prototype 1940.10.26
■Product Specifications
Manufacturer: Hasegawa
Item No: JT30
Scale: 1/48
JAN: 4967834191303
■Remarks
Plastic model adhesive is required separately.
*Look for adhesive labeled "for polystyrene resin," etc.