Platz 1/144 WW.II Royal Air Force Fighter Thunderbolt Mk.II "Bubble Top" (2 Plane Set) japan NEW

Plastic model, 2 machine set
[Scale] 1/144
[Completed size] Total length about 76 mm

Introducing the Royal Air Force Thunderbolt with attractive paint variations! !!

【Major features】
■ Modeling the Royal Air Force fighter Thunderbolt Mk.II that was active in World War II
■ 1/144 scale, plastic model assembly kit
■ Finished total length of the aircraft 76mm
■ Parts for 2 machines included
■ 4 types of marking
■ Decals are made by Italian cult graph High quality silk screen printing

The P-47D Thunderbolt, which appeared in the latter half of World War II and became the main fighter of the US Army along with the P-51 Mustang.
The P-47D, which has the image of a powerful and luxurious fighter-bomber in the United States, equipped with a 2,000-horsepower class high-power engine in a large and sturdy aircraft, is highly evaluated by the Royal Air Force.
The Royal Air Force also adopted the initial production type "leather back" as the Thunderbolt Mk.I and the late production type "Bubble Top" as the Thunderbolt Mk.II.
The Thunderbolt, selected by the Royal Air Force for its high-performance and tough airframe characteristics, was active on the Indian-Burma front at the end of World War II.
Modeled with a 1/144 scale kit that allows you to check the appearance of Thunderbolt, which was heavily used as a valuable force in the Royal Air Force, in the size of a palm.
The kit is a set of two'bubble top'type Thunderbolt Mk.II equipped with a water drop type windshield.
For marking, select two types of aircraft that fought on the Burma front and two types of aircraft that were trained in North Africa in anticipation of battle in the tropics.
Moreover, it is also attractive that these four types of markings are all different styles of aircraft painting.
The standard gray camouflage of the British Air Force fighter, the brown camouflage that conveys the harshness of the Burma campaign, the unpainted silver of the US military aircraft, and the awesome special painting and selection of the training unit commander aircraft are fun markings.
The Thunderbolt of the Royal Air Force, which is said to have fully demonstrated its performance even in the harsh climate and operating environment that cannot be compared with the European front, is a set of two aircraft that also shows its rugged charm.