McDonnell XP-67 Moonbat. In 1939, USAAF Issued A Specification ‘R-40’ For A Long-range Twin-engine Fighter. McDonnell Submitted

Aircraft model McDonnell XP-67 Moonbat.
In 1939, USAAF issued a specification ‘R-40’ for a long-range twin-engine fighter.
McDonnell submitted company’s first design but was rejected.
McDonnell modified the design and resubmitted to USAAF in 1941.
This time it was accepted and received order for two prototypes, designated XP-67.
The XP-67 was created an unusual looking that the fuselage and the engine nacelles were merged together in order t…

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Scale : 1:72
The 1:72 scale is ideal for model planes, military models and figures.
This means that the model is 72 times smaller than the actual object.
For example, a model 1:72 scale airplane measures 8 inches / 20cm in length if the real object measures 14.4 m (1440 cm).
The figures in the 1:72 scale measure about 1 inch / 2.5cm high.
Type of product : Airplane model kit
To build a plastic model airplane, you need the following tools:
– a cutter or cutting pliers
– and model glue.

You can also paint the model with a brush (acrylic or enamel paint).

The model consists of different parts to cut and assemble.

Construction time will vary depending on the number of parts.

An instruction manual is provided for you inside the box.
Paint and glue : To be bought separately
The tools, paints and glue are not provided.
You can see our selection with the essential glues and paints or the full range..

To learn more about size and scale, click here.

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Reference : 2056
Other tags : ANIG2056 – ANIG256 – 256

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Airplane model kit – to be assembled and painted – Paint and glue to be bought separately
Scale : 1:72