Guillows B-24D Liberator Balsa Plane

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.

Features:

- Scale: 1:28
- Decals included
- Balsa Flying model Kit
- Nearly 300 die-cut balsa parts
- 52 vacuum formed plastic parts
- An ample supply of balsa strip stock
- Suitable for ages 14+
- Special plans for installing operating features
- Non-flying model
- Static model only
- Nose cowl / Gun turret
- Nacelle
- Tail turret
- Detail main gear
- Belly gun and boarding ladder
- Waist gun
- Nose wheel
- Removable wing panels
- Gun turret and cockpit canopy
- Tail group
- Movable flying surfaces
- Comprehensive building instructions
- Dimensions [cm]: 73.66 long x 123.19 wingspan

Items Sold Separately to complete your project

- Hobby Knife
- Balsa Cement C23 Extra Fast Drying
- Du-Bro No. 252 T-Pins
- Model Aircraft Dope
- Model Aircraft Dope Thinners

Not a toy. This is a scale model kit designed for hobbyists 14 and older.