Model asamblat de avion militar Revell - B-17F Memphis Belle (04279)

Revell's plastic assembly models necessarily require glue for assembly. A complete list of the glues we offer can be found here. To paint your model, you will need brushes and paints. Revell recommends using the paints mentioned in the product description. Recommended paints for the model: Enamel: Base paints: 32109, 32146, 32157, 32165, 32115, 32191, 32176 Additional paints: 32105, 32178, 32185, 32186, 32188, 32199, 32136, 32190, 32179, 32108, 32360, 32192, 32371, 32139, 32175, 32365 During World War II, the Boeing B-17 became synonymous with a heavily armed strategic bomber. The aircraft was also the first mass-produced "flying fortress." The most popular member of this series is the B-17F, which left the factory on July 15, 1942, and entered active service with the 324th Squadron based in England. The crew called it Memphis Belle, after the girlfriend of its pilot, Lieutenant Robert K. Morgan. The aircraft became famous because it was officially recognized as the first American Air Force bomber to survive 25 missions over Europe, later becoming the star of a propaganda film made in Hollywood. After this mission, Memphis Belle and its crew returned to the USA. Later, it was purchased by the city of Memphis and used as a memorial. By the end of the war, 12,677 B-17s had been produced. Model details: Detailed surfaces with recessed panel lines Detailed cockpit including consoles and instrument panel Individual seats Bomb bay including racks and loading points Four bombs Nose position and aiming device Detailed radio operator/navigator position Option to include machine gun position at side windows Rotating machine gun turret Detailed upper machine gun turret Clear plastic parts for front and middle upper machine guns Tail machine gun Separate rudder Flaps that can be mounted in extended or retracted position 4 detailed radial engines with cooling rings Cooling rings can be positioned open or closed Turbo imitation Separate air ducts Separate elevators and ailerons Detailed landing gear Decal sets for the following versions: B-17F-10-BO, serial 41-24485, DF-A, Memphis Belle, 8th Air Force, 91st Bomb Group, 324th Bomb Squadron, Bassingbourn, UK, May 1943 and B-17F-10-BO, serial 42-29591, LL-Z, The Shamrock Special, 8th Air Force, 91st Bomb Group, 401st Bomb Squadron, Bassingbourn, UK, October 1943