WWII P-51D Mustang Smithsonian Series

Introduction
America’s formidable WWII fighter aircraft was the P-40 Warhawk which was to be replaced by the P-51 Mustang. The Mustang with its excellent range and combat performance became the primary bomber escort for the US throughout World War II. The P-51 saw service in several other rolls after the war including participating in aircraft tests after retirement in the US Air Force.
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Models of this P51D Mustang are in stock at the Armed Forces History Museum in Largo, FL and also on-line using the button below:
Model Specifications for this Smithsonian model:
- Manufacturer: In Air®, EZ Build Model™ (Complete with a collector’s card)
- Skill Level 1
- Scale: 1:72
- Model Length: 8 inches (approx.)
- Model Wingspan: 9 ½ inches (approx.)
- The P51D Mustang model comes complete with everything you need including a display stand for viewing and/or collecting. It is not intended as a toy.
- Warning: This model and is not recommended for children under the age of 3 (or any child prone to swallowing small parts.)
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Features of the P51D Mustang Aircraft:
- U.S. Fighter
- Propeller - driven aircraft, single engine
- Service - USAAF, RAF, and others
- In service: 1942-1984 (Dominican Air Force)
- Manufacturer: North American

US $9.99










