Hobby Boss 1/72 US P-61C Black Widow
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Description
Discover the pinnacle of historical aviation models with our meticulously crafted replica, inspired by the evolution of night fighters during World War II. As the world's air forces refined their night bombing strategies, making them more effective than ever, the need for advanced night fighters became paramount. The United States initiated their night fighter program in 1940, employing aircraft such as the P-70 Havoc and Beaufighter against Japanese forces until the introduction of the P-61 Black Widow in October 1943. Despite the initial deployment of the P-61A and P-61B models, there was a demand for improved performance in terms of top speed and operational service. This led to the development of the P-61C model, equipped with two new, more powerful Pratt and Whitney R-2800C engines. These enhancements significantly increased the aircraft's top speed to 430 mph and its maximum altitude to 30,000 feet. Further modifications included wide chord propellers and special "fighter brakes," enabling the P-61C to execute tighter turns and more effectively engage targets.
[Completed Model Size]:
• Approx. 21cm long, 27.9 wingspan
[Mold Color]:
• Gray
[Includes]:
• Clear parts
• Photo-etched parts
• Decal sheet
Immerse yourself in the rich history of World War II aviation with this detailed model, showcasing the technological advancements that shaped night-time aerial combat.