Martin B-26G Marauder- French & American Bomber

The B-26 twin-engine medium bomber, manufactured by the Glenn L. Martin Company, was designed and produced in 1939 under the requirements of the US Army Air Corps as a new high-speed medium bomber.
Initially, the project was called Model 179.
Construction of production aircraft began without the usual stage of a prototype or pre-production samples.
The first B-26 flew on November 25, 1940, and was adopted by the US Army Air Force in February 1941.
Structurally, the B-26 Marauder was a high-wing monoplane with a spacious fuselage and a crew of five (in later versions up to seven people).
The design of the bomber was constantly changed to improve flight and combat characteristics.
Since 1943, the wing area and keel were increased, with these changes the aircraft was produced until the end.

Plastic model kit

• Detailed cockpit and interior
• Bomb bay accurately reproduced including bombs
• Marking options for American and French aircraft

1:48 scale

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included