Bristol Beaufighter RAF Mk.VI 1/48 Tamiya

1/48 Scale. Wingspan of 14 1/2 inches with a length of 10 1/2 inches. Bristol's "Beaufighter" was one of the most successful and widely used twin engines fighter types during WW2. The first series production Beaufighter MK.1 entered service in September 1940. With its four nose-mounted 20mm cannons and six 7.7mm machine guns in the wings, this stub-nosed fighter became the most heavily armed aircraft in service with the RAF during the war. Features 100 parts molded in light grey and clear with recessed panel lines, Optional parts for radar equipped night fighter and rocket armed fighter-bomber including different observer's clear blister. Interior detail includes cockpit, observer/gunners seat and instruments, fuselage rib and stringer detail, Cockpit detail includes instrument panel with decal for instrument faces, seat with seatbelt decal, control stick and side consoles, rotating props. Detailed landing gear with enclosed wheel wells. 1670hp Bristol Hercules engines, 12 degree tailplane dihedral to improve stability. Markings included for 3 different aircraft. Skill level 2