B-26 Marauder

B-26 Marauder

Description

Martin aircraft designers created the B-26 Marauders for the Army Air Corps. The rugged Marauder not only functioned as a strategic bomber but also performed numerous other duties such as torpedo plane, long-range fighter and ground support aircraft.

It was regarded as one of the Allies’ most versatile aircraft. Revolving gun turret, positional tail gun and open or closed bomb bay doors. Detailed interior, bomb load and three crew figures.

Markings for B-26B, 41-131839, “Mild and Bitter”, 450th BS, 332nd BG, 9th AIR FORCE and B-26C, 41-2107666, “Barracuda”, 495th BS, 344th BG. Molded in light gray and clear.

Length: 14 3/4"
Wingspan: 17 3/4"
Parts: 109