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Description
Discover the iconic P-47 Thunderbolt, a single-engine fighter developed by Republic in the United States and famously operated by the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. This remarkable aircraft, which emerged in the latter half of the war, played a pivotal role on the European front as a primary fighter alongside the P-51. With a total production of 15,660 units, the P-47 Thunderbolt is a testament to its significance and prowess in aerial combat. The P-47B model, first taking to the skies in 1941, boasts a hefty weight of about 4,500kg and is powered by the formidable air-cooled 18-cylinder star-shaped P&W R-2800 Double Wasp engine, delivering an impressive output of approximately 2,000 horsepower. Its role as an escort fighter for B-17 bombers targeting Germany earned it a fearsome reputation among German pilots. Additionally, its armament of eight Browning 50-caliber machine guns—four on each wing—provided unmatched firepower at the time.
This meticulously crafted model kit from Dora Wings represents a completely new mold, unveiled at the 61st Shizuoka Hobby Show. It includes a variety of enhancements to ensure an authentic and detailed representation of this historic aircraft.
- [Size]: Approximately 22.4cm in length and 25.8cm wingspan upon assembly
- [Includes]: Paint mask sticker, photo-etched parts, and decals for four different versions (3 U.S., 1 Brazil)
Enhance your collection with this detailed and historically significant model kit of the P-47 Thunderbolt. Order yours today and bring a piece of World War II aviation history to your home!