HK Models 01E02 B-25J Mitchell "Strafer" (1/32) – Plastic scale model bomber kit

Introducing the B-25J Mitchell "Strafer" model aircraft from the renowned HK Models in a remarkable 1:32 scale. This is a large, highly detailed plastic model kit, offering a faithful miniature of the famous American medium bomber from World War II. This kit is dedicated to advanced modelers as well as all historical aviation enthusiasts wishing to expand their collection with an exceptional specimen.

• Scale: 1:32 – perfect for building a detailed and impressive display model
• Country of use: United States (main Allied air forces during WWII), also used by the Royal Air Force and other Allied air forces
• Historical period: World War II (years 1941-1945), later also used in the postwar era and during the Korean War
• Material: High-quality plastic – sturdy, precise, and easy to process
• Kit contents: 514 parts, components for building a detailed cockpit, bomb bay, interior, and Wright R-2600 engine replicas. Kit does not include glue or paints.
• Model details: Accurate reproduction of over 500,000 rivets and authentic surface details. The model has a wingspan of 643 mm and a length of 547.7 mm.
• Product category: Plastic model kit (for assembly and painting)

B-25J Mitchell was one of the most famous medium-range bombers in aviation history. As a successor to the XB-21 and NA-40 designs, the J model was distinguished by the adaptation of various armaments and configurations, including the characteristic "Strafer" versions with heavier nose armament. It was widely used in operations such as the famed Doolittle Raid, the Pacific campaigns, Europe, and North Africa. Its versatility and durability led to postwar use by numerous armies.

The kit is intended for modelers with intermediate to advanced experience – difficulty level 4/5. Thanks to authentic details and a huge number of parts, it allows you to build an exceptionally accurate replica of this iconic machine. We especially recommend this product to aviation history enthusiasts and collectors of large WWII aircraft models.