De Havilland Mosquito FB Mk. VI 1:32

Designed as a high-speed unarmed bomber, the twin-engined De Havilland Mosquito performed these and many other tasks for the RAF and other Allied air forces during the Second World War, achieving such amazing feats that the aircraft was nicknamed the "Wooden Wonder". (The aircraft was largely made of wood).
The fighter-bomber variant FB Mk.VI, which first appeared in the skies in the spring of 1943, was very powerful with four 7.7mm machine guns in the nose and four powerful 20mm machine guns, as well as the ability to carry four 500lb bombs.
With some 2700 produced, it was the most frequently produced Mosquito variant. D
his powerful multi-role aircraft was used to attack sensitive enemy targets such as, V1 launch pads and munitions factories, using its low-level precision bomber capabilities.

Plastic model kit

• Wingspan: 515mm
• Highly detailed cockpit
• Three figures included
• four machine guns with ammunition boxes and belts shown
• flattened tyres
• the bomb bay can be shown open or closed
• 20mm machine guns and two 500 pound bombs are included
• tail wheel cover and strut finely executed
• includes different propellers, early with narrow blades and late with wider blades
• four-piece engine cover, standard or longer version with tropical filter
• the Merlin engine has been reproduced down to the smallest detail, including the turbochargers
• the exhaust can be shown open or closed
• aircraft from Australia, New Zealand and Great Britain can be represented

scale 1:32

unbuilt / unpainted