NA AT-6 Texan / Harvard "Little Warrior" HI-TECH

The North American AT-6 Texan / Harvard was primarily used for training during World War II. However, North American had anticipated during the design phase that some operators would also use the Texan as a combat aircraft. After World War II, the Texan proved to be excellently suited for counter-insurgency operations and the Forward Air Control (FAC) role.
USAF squadrons flying Texans—nicknamed "Mosquito"—were deployed during the Korean War.
European nations such as France, Spain, Great Britain, and Portugal employed armed Texans in colonial conflicts or anti-communist operations in Africa.
In Greece, Texans saw combat against communist forces. They were used by both sides during the early Arab-Israeli wars. Texans also saw combat action in numerous conflicts, uprisings, and revolutions across South America.

Plastic model kit

• 3D-printed parts for under-wing armament
• The decals allow for the depiction of two USAF aircraft from the Korean War, a French aircraft from Algeria featuring a "predator mouth" painted on the fuselage, a Spanish Texan with wing-mounted machine guns, a Texan with wing-mounted machine guns, a Syrian aircraft whose gunner shot down an S-199 fighter, and an Israeli Air Force (IAF) Harvard.

Scale 1:72

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included