60754 North American F-51D Mustang - Korean War WWII - Tamiya 1/72  [60754]

Tamiya 60754 - 1/72 North American F-51D Mustang - Korean War WWII
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NZD$20.64
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Tamiya
Model:
60754
GTIN:
4950344607549
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Tamiya item 60754 - North American F-51D Mustang Korean War WWII - 1/72 scale Propeller Aircrafts Military Series assembly kit

About the Us F-51D Mustang (Korean War)

Sketched down in a brand new York town resort in April 1940, america Aviation Corporation NA73X proceeded become one of the better fighters later on from World War 2. The U.S. Army Air Corps offered it the title of P (concerning Pursuit) 51, therefore was indeed referred to as Mustang by the British. The several variants of Mustang, the P-51D will be the definitive variation and also been the first to ever have the bubble canopy. More "D" models are built than any variant, with an overall of 9,603 being produced. Armed with six .50 caliber machine tools, three in each wing, with 400 rounds for each and every inboard weapon and 270 rounds first other four, plus underwing pylons for auxiliary gas tans or 1000lb bombs, the Mustang had been a real fighter pilots airplane. By the finish of WW2, Mustangs ended up being certainly operating all over the world, traveling in a lot of countries atmosphere forces. In the event that Korean conflict broke down, hundred of F (for fighters) 51's have been in Japan waiting for scraping. Given that they possessed too slow rate maneuverability that is missing within the brand new jets then entering solution, the F-51 ended up being perfect to make use of ahead Air Controllers (FAC's) on a lawn in Korea. The key downside for this ended up being the F-51's liquid cooled motor susceptibility to anti aircraft and little hands fire whenever attacking ground objectives. This caused the Mustang to really have the best loss ratio of any aircraft in Korea. An entire of 194 was in fact lost in three years, with just 10 being downed in combat as well as other aircraft.

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