Revell 03767 Bristol Beaufighter Mk. VI 1:48 Scale - Unbuilt/Unpainted Plastic Model Kit

Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI - Legendary night fighter in precise detail Precision meets historical authenticity: The Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI model kit brings one of the most successful British fighter planes of the Second World War directly to your crafting table. With its impressive attention to detail and true-to-the-original Hercules engines, you'll turn this kit into a fascinating display piece. Special features Highly detailed Hercules engines with filigree individual parts for maximum authenticity Flexible design thanks to numerous optional components for individual design options Two authentic marking variants for RAF and RAAF to choose from Optimized horizontal stabilizer according to the historical MK.VI model Scope of delivery High-quality plastic parts for detailed assembly Detailed, multilingual building instructions with clear illustrations Precise decals for both marking variants Background The Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI established itself as one of the most feared night fighters of the RAF from 1941 onwards. With its powerful Hercules engines and the improved aerodynamics due to the modified horizontal stabilizer, the MK proved its worth. VI variant especially in the Mediterranean and the Pacific. The RAAF successfully used the "Beau", as she was affectionately called, in reconnaissance missions and attacks on Japanese ships.

• Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI - Legendary night fighter in precise detail
• Precision meets historical authenticity: The Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI model kit brings one of the most successful British fighter planes of the Second World War directly to your crafting table.
• With its impressive attention to detail and true-to-the-original Hercules engines, you'll turn this kit into a fascinating display piece.
• The Bristol Beaufighter MK.VI established itself as one of the most feared night fighters of the RAF from 1941 onwards.
• With its powerful Hercules engines and the improved aerodynamics due to the modified horizontal stabilizer, the MK proved its worth.