1/48 Model To Build Lockheed P-38 Lightning - Tamiya - TAM61123

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1/48 Model to build LOCKHEED P-38 LIGHTNING - tamiya - TAM61123
1/48 Model to build LOCKHEED P-38 LIGHTNING - tamiya - TAM61123
1/48 Model to build LOCKHEED P-38 LIGHTNING - tamiya - TAM61123
THE MOST IMPORTANT VERSION OF THE LEGENDARY LIGHTNING
THE US AS FIGHTER OF THE PACIFIC WAR
This late version of the famous P-38 Lightning which succeeded the F and G (61120) was distinguished by its chin radiators (so called because of their protruding air intakes) now located under each engine. 2,970 P-38Js were produced between August 1943 and June 1944 which, combined with the P-38L, constitutes two thirds of the approximately 10,000 P-38s produced. The first two American WWII aces flew the P-38J, demonstrating its effectiveness in the Pacific War.
Kit to assemble scale 1/48.
Length: 240mm, wingspan: 330mm.
All the specifics of the late J version of the P-38 meticulously reproduced.
New front radiators and new compressors. Canopy closed or open.
Cockpit conforming to a late Lightning with joystick (replacing the steering wheel) and Lynn-3 sight.
Reinforced landing gear consistent with a late P-38.
Three metal balls to install in the nose and the engines so that the model rests well on its tricycle train. Additional 150 and 300 gallon tanks to choose from.
Three possibilities of markings for the planes of great American aces of the Pacific War:
Margin of Major Richard I. Bong (40 victories),
Major Thomas McGuire's Pudgy (38 wins)
Colonel Charles Henry MacDonald's Putt Putt Maru (27 wins).
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This late version of the famous P-38 Lightning which succeeded the F and G (61120) was distinguished by its chin radiators (so called because of their protruding air intakes) now located under each engine. 2,970 P-38Js were produced between August 1943 and June 1944 which, combined with the P-38L, constitutes two thirds of the approximately 10,000 P-38s produced. The first two American WWII aces flew the P-38J, demonstrating its effectiveness in the Pacific War. Cockpit conforming to a late Lightning with joystick (replacing the steering wheel) and Lynn-3 sight. Three metal balls to install in the nose and the engines so that the model rests well on its tricycle train. Additional 150 and 300 gallon tanks to choose from. Three possibilities of markings for the planes of great American ac