1/32 DH 103 Hornet F Mk.3
$492.00
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■Product Description
We are pleased to announce that we will begin handling products from DBMK, a new injection kit manufacturer from the UK. This order form is for the completely new mold 1/32 DH 103 Hornet F Mk.3. The Hornet was a twin-engine, single-seat fighter aircraft developed by de Havilland of the UK and operated by the Royal Air Force after the end of World War II. This wooden aircraft, which followed in the footsteps of the DH Mosquito, boasted the highest speed among British-made propeller-driven aircraft. It was not deployed in time for World War II and was deployed to the Far East and other areas after the war. This release includes 200 plastic parts, 32 3D printed parts from Scale-X of Ukraine, color photo-etched parts from Eduard of the Czech Republic, painting mask stickers, and three types of Royal Air Force decals from Cartograf. When completed, the aircraft will be approximately 360mm in length and 428mm in wingspan.
Actual specifications: ・Length: 10.82m ・Wingspan: 14.0m ・Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin V12 2,070HP x 2
・Maximum speed: 764km/h ・Armament: 4 Hispano 20mm cannons, 2 x 454kg bombs or 8 x 27kg rockets
■Product specifications
Manufacturer: DBMK
Item No: DBM K32001
Product specifications: ・Completely new mold injection plastic kit
・3 types of Cartograf Royal Air Force decals
・Precise reproduction of the cockpit and landing gear bay
・Includes optional armament parts: 2 x bombs, 2 x drop tanks, 8 x rockets 4
• Canopy and under-fuselage inspection hatch can be selected as open/closed.
• Control surface is a separate part.
• Instruction manual link: https://tinyurl.com/4dxp2t44
Scale: 1/32
JAN: 5070003100019
■Remarks
*Due to manufacturer circumstances, the expected arrival month and actual product specifications may change. Please understand in advance.
1/32 DH 103 Hornet F Mk.3
$492.00
We are pleased to announce that we will begin handling products from DBMK, a new injection kit manufacturer from the UK. This order form is for the completely new mold 1/32 DH 103 Hornet F Mk.3. The Hornet was a twin-engine, single-seat fighter aircraft developed by de Havilland of the UK and operated by the Royal Air Force after the end of World War II. This wooden aircraft, which followed in the footsteps of the DH Mosquito, boasted the highest speed among British-made propeller-driven aircraft. It was not deployed in time for World War II and was deployed to the Far East and other areas after the war. This release includes 200 plastic parts, 32 3D printed parts from Scale-X of Ukraine, color photo-etched parts from Eduard of the Czech Republic, painting mask stickers, and three types of Royal Air Force decals from Cartograf. When completed, the aircraft will be approximately 360mm in length and 428mm in wingspan.
Actual specifications: ・Length: 10.82m ・Wingspan: 14.0m ・Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin V12 2,070HP x 2
・Maximum speed: 764km/h ・Armament: 4 Hispano 20mm cannons, 2 x 454kg bombs or 8 x 27kg rockets
■Product specifications
Manufacturer: DBMK
Item No: DBM K32001
Product specifications: ・Completely new mold injection plastic kit
・3 types of Cartograf Royal Air Force decals
・Precise reproduction of the cockpit and landing gear bay
・Includes optional armament parts: 2 x bombs, 2 x drop tanks, 8 x rockets 4
• Canopy and under-fuselage inspection hatch can be selected as open/closed.
• Control surface is a separate part.
• Instruction manual link: https://tinyurl.com/4dxp2t44
Scale: 1/32
JAN: 5070003100019
■Remarks
*Due to manufacturer circumstances, the expected arrival month and actual product specifications may change. Please understand in advance.
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Pre-order Notes
Popular items may have limited availability, and orders may be cancelled if stock cannot be secured.
Please be sure to read the "Pre-order Notes" before placing a pre-order.