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Description
- Brand new plastic model kit of Vickers Wellington Mk.IA/C Bomber Aircraft with 2 Scheme Options (Level 3) 1/72 plastic model kit by Airfix.
- Brand new box.
- Vintage style packaging.
- Officially licensed product.
- Contains 141 detailed parts.
- Does NOT include display stand.
- Paint and cement required (not included).
- Manufacturer’s original unopened packaging.
- Parts molded in Light Gray, unless otherwise indicated.
- Includes decals to design the plane in 2 different schemes.
- Dimensions approximately L-10.75, W-14.25 inches assembled.
- HISTORY ASPECTS:The Vickers Wellington Mk.IA/C was a versatile and widely used British bomber aircraft during World War II. It saw extensive service in various conflicts, including the early years of the war and later campaigns across Europe. One of the significant conflicts in which the Wellington Mk.IA/C participated was the Battle of Britain in 1940. Although primarily designed as a medium bomber, the Wellington was adapted for use as a night bomber and performed vital roles in bombing raids over enemy targets, including industrial centers and military installations. Following its role in the Battle of Britain, the Wellington continued to serve throughout the war, participating in strategic bombing campaigns against Axis targets in Europe. Its durable construction and ability to operate effectively at night made it well-suited for long-range bombing missions deep into enemy territory. The Wellington also played a crucial role in maritime operations, including anti-submarine patrols and convoy escort duties, contributing to the Allied effort to control the seas and protect vital supply lines. This 1:72 scale model offers enthusiasts the opportunity to commemorate this iconic aircraft’s service during World War II. With accurate detailing and authentic markings representing the aircraft’s appearance in various theaters of operation, this replica serves as a tribute to the bravery of the aircrews who flew the Wellington into combat. Whether displayed on a shelf, desk, or in a collection of military aviation memorabilia, this model is a fitting homage to Wellington’s significant contributions to Allied victory in World War II.
