Academy 12528 1:72 Boeing B-29A "Enola Gay" and "Bocks Car"

The B-29 Superfortress was a heavy bomber of the USAAF intended for high-altitude strategic bombing. This bomber took its first flight in 1942 and, at the time of its development, was the most technologically advanced plane ever built. The B-29A "Enola Gay" is known for dropping the first atomic bomb, as well as confronting the Japanese during the latter half of WWII. T?e "Enola Gay" is currently on display at the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC. This kit comprises over 175 transparent and plastic parts ready for a faithful recreation of USAAF B-29A with two finishing markings, "Enola Gay" and "Bockscar" in 1/72 scale. The fully assembled model is 42.1cm long and 11.7cm tall.

HIGHLIGHTS

• 1/72 scale model kit
• USAAF B-29A "Enola Gay & Bockscar"
• Product code: 12528
• Dimensions:
  • Length 421.6mm (16.6")
  • Height 116.8mm (4.6")
• Unassembled and unpainted
• High-quality grey plastic parts
• Features highly detailed:
  • Interior and cockpit
  • Landing gear
  • Engraved panel lines and rivets
• Includes:
  • Plastic and transparent parts for assembling B-29A:
    • Nine sprues with more than 175 parts
  • Weapons:
    • "Little Boy" and "Fat Man" bombs
  • Two finishing options:
    • B-29 (44-86292) ?Enola Gay?, Hiroshima, 1945
    • B-29 (44-27297) ?Bockscar?, Nagasaki, 1945
  • Cartograf decals
  • Detailed manual