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P-51 B/C Mustang Expert Set 1/72
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\n Box content: \n
\nThe box contains the pieces to choose from these variants: P-51 B/C, Mustang MK III or F6C.
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\n The markings included: \n
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\n Box content: \n
\nThe box contains the pieces to choose from these variants: P-51 B/C, Mustang MK III or F6C.
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- A plastic model to be assembled by collage and paint \n
- Many photo-cuts parts \n
- Decalcomania board allowing you to choose between 6 delivered (4x USAAF 2x RAF) \n
- Verrière and wheels
\n The markings included: \n
- P-51B-5-NA Mustang, 43-6315/AJ-A, \"Ding Hao\", Pilot: Maj. James H. Howard MH, 356th Fighter Squadron, 354th Fighter Group, Boxtéd UK, April 1944. \n
- P-51C-11-NT Mustang, 44-10816/278, \"Evalina\", Pilot: 1st Lt. Oliver E. Strawbridge, 26th Fighter Squadron, 51st Fighter Group, China, January 1945. Kit Also include Japanese Markings of the captured aeroplane in 1945 (Pilot Maj. Yasuhiko Kuroe). \n
- Mustang III, KH516/WC-F, Pilot: KPT. Jerzy Menncel DFC, 309 Squadron Polish Air Force, Shot Down Me-262 Jet Fighter on 9 April 1945. \n
- F-6C-1-NT Mustang, 42-03213/IX-H, \"Azel\"/\"Boomerang\", 162nd Tactical Recognition Squadron, 10th photographic Recognition Group, Chalgrove UK. Aeroplane Flown by 2nd Lt. Stanley F.H. Newman During D-Day Preparations in Spring 1944. \n
- Mustang III, FB244/CV-V, 3 Squadron Raaf, Fano in Italy, April 1944. Aeroplane Flown by Several Pilots Mainly in Ground Support Role. \n
- P-51C-10-NT Mustang, 43-25045/C3-W, \"Snookie\", Pilot: LT. Edward T. Pawlak, 382nd Fighter Squadron, 363rd Fighter Group, France, July 1944.