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Bristol F.2B Fighter 1/72 Roden

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After some minor design changes to the F.2A, the F2B appeared, receiving a simple name: "Fighter". Along with the appearance of the F2B, the use of the plane changed - now it was flown according to the tactics developed for single-seat planes. However, the strength of its construction and its ability to defend the rear hemisphere were indisputable advantages of the design. The F2B quickly became popular among its pilots who nicknamed this plane 'Brisfit'. The quantity of new machines was growing rapidly - soon these planes were delivered not only to Front Line units, but also to Home Defense.

Please see the paint guide below for the manufacturer’s recommended colors. Roden recommends Humbrol paints for this kit, and you can find the full line by clicking here.

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Product Details:

Scale: 1/72

Skill Level: 3

- Molded in high quality plastic

- Illustrated instructions

- Includes decals for seven versions:

  1. Bristol F.2B Fighter F4336, Second line of the RAF, Captain Andrew Edward McKeever (30 victories), October 1918.
  2. Bristol F.2B Fighter A7288/7, No.11 Sqn RFC, Western Front, Lt Andrew Edward McKeever, observer/gunner - Lt L F Powell, November 1917.
  3. Bristol F.2B Fighter D8061, No.48 Sqn RAF, Western Front, Mericourt, Lt FN Griffiths, observer/gunner - AE Ansell, July 1918.
  4. Bristol F.2B Fighter А7198, No. 1 Sqn Australian Flying Corps, captain R Williams, 1918.
  5. Bristol F.2B Fighter C851, No.141(HD) Sqn, Lt E E Turner, observer/gunner - H B Barwise, May 1918; on the night 19/20 May shot down Gotha G.V 979/16 of Bogohl 3.
  6. Bristol F.2B Fighter A7192, No. 1 Sqn Australian Flying Corps, Palestine, 1918.
  7. Bristol F.2B Fighter D8063/D, No.139 Sqn RAF, Italian Front, Villaverla, Maj W G Barker, observer/gunner - HRH Prince Edward of Wales, summer 1918.

*Cement is recommended for polystyrene plastic*

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Paint Guide:

Gloss Black

Matte Dark Grey

Matte Black

Matte White

Gunmetal

Brass

Aluminum

Matte Linen

Matte WWI Green

Matte Natural Wood

Matte Rust

Matte Gull Grey

Red Leather

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