1/32 WW. II American P-51D Mustang [DR3201]

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Product Description The P-51 Mustang is a masterpiece fighter developed by North American.
[Actual aircraft]
It was March 1940 when North American, a manufacturer that had just begun aircraft production in 1934, started development at the request of the United Kingdom.
The first flight was on October 26th, and within 120 days, the development contract with the United Kingdom was successfully completed, and the development period was 102 days, which is shorter than 120 days.
The first Alison engine was not able to show remarkable performance, but when it was equipped with the Supermarine engine made by Rolls Royce of the United Kingdom, it was able to show its performance at once.
With its flying power and speed of over 700 kilometers per hour, it became a well-balanced final version of the P-51.
Among the many types that were developed, the most produced type was the D-type. It was equipped with a water-drop wind shield to improve visibility.
The 12.7 mm machine gun built into the main wing was reinforced to 6, and it became a well-balanced final version of the P-51.
[About model]
The model reproduces the D-type, which is said to be the most balanced type.
The engine has a sharp style with a bubble canopy 457 FS Commander Commander John Mayer Set 3 types of markings including aircraft
[Product details]
Size when completed : Total length approx. 30 cm
* The release date has been changed. 352 Cowling