Guillow's B-24D Liberator

FEATURES:
Nose cowl/gun turret
Nacelle
Tail turret
Detail of main gear
Belly gun & boarding ladder
Waist gun
Nose whel
Removable wing panels
Tissue covered model
Gun turret & cockpit canopy
Tail group
Movable flying surfaces

INCLUDES:
One model airplane

SPECS:
Scale: 1/28
Wing span: 48 1/2" (123.19cm)
Length:  29" (73.66cm)

OVERVIEW:
The B-24 Liberator was built in greater quantities than any other U.S. bomber of World War 2. The prototype model was produced by the Consolidated Aircraft Corp. with the first XB-24 taking to the air on Dec. 29, 1939. It featured the revolutionary Davis wing design that enabled the B-24 to carry the same payload as its rival the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress but at a much greater speed and range. Over 18,000 Liberators were built during the war. 

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