Dora Wings 72014 Percival Proctor Mk.III 1/72 – plastic aircraft model kit

We present a high-quality plastic model kit, Dora Wings 72014 Percival Proctor Mk.III in the popular 1/72 scale. This is a precisely designed model kit that faithfully recreates the details of the British communications and liaison aircraft used during World War II. The model is intended both for intermediate modellers and enthusiasts of British military aviation.

History of the Percival Proctor Mk.III

The Percival Proctor Mk.III is an aircraft manufactured in the United Kingdom that played a significant role during World War II. Introduced into service in 1940, it was used mainly as a training and liaison aircraft by the Royal Air Force, Royal Navy (Fleet Air Arm), and Royal Australian Air Force. Proctor units operated in many theatres, including the Battle of Britain and the North African campaign. The Mk.III version features a reinforced structure and upgraded avionics, adapted to carry three people, and used for both training and courier missions.

Features of the Dora Wings 72014 model

• Scale: 1/72 – optimal for aircraft modelling collectors, delivering excellent detail reproduction even at a small finished model size.
• Material: high-quality plastic (styrene), precisely molded. All parts fit together very well, which minimizes the need for filling.
• The kit includes high-quality decals for British markings and typical consumables for the Mk.III version.
• The assembly instructions are clear and richly illustrated, making it easier to precisely reproduce the aircraft's details.
• The set is complemented by photo-etched parts – metal frets featuring cockpit and fine exterior details, lending the model realism and a unique character.
• The replica captures the ergonomic fuselage lines, wing shape, glazed cockpit, and the specific Mk.III landing gear arrangement.

Who do we recommend the Dora Wings 72014 Proctor Mk.III for?

We recommend this model to all enthusiasts of British aviation and collectors fascinated by the theme of World War II. Due to the additional photo-etched parts and a relatively small number of pieces, the suggested difficulty level is 3/5 – the model is dedicated to people with intermediate or higher modelling experience. The Dora Wings 72014 kit will enrich any collection of British military aircraft models and is an excellent starting point for dioramas from the 1940–1945 period.