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| Product: | Plastic kits |
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| Edition: | Special Hobby |
| Type: | Aircraft |
| Era: | Word War II |
| Na eshopu: | ANO |
| Newsletter: | news23-08 |
| Origin: | USA, british, french |
| Scale: | 1/48 |
| Weight: | 0.3 kg |
The American light bomber Martin Model 167 was not included in the US Air Force's inventory. But both the French and the British ordered it. The British machines were given the combat name Maryland. While the French machines managed to join the defense of France in 1940, the British machines operated in Africa and the Mediterranean, within the RAF and SAAF squadrons. Some Marylands were used for reconnaissance. This machine was most famous for the excellent reconnaissance pilot Adrian Warburton. His machine from Malta, originally French, is offered in the kit. Along with it, there are two other RAF machines and one SAAF.
Four sprues of grey plastic parts complement the sprue of clear parts, etches and resin parts. We are returning the kit to the offer in limited number.
- attractive colour options
- machine associated with the fate of one of the best recce pilots Adrian Warburton.
