HobbyBoss 81731 1/48 Scale, P-61B Black Widow, Fighter Aircraft, Plastic Model Kit (HOB81731)

P-61B Black Widow Model Contents

• Plastic injection parts
• Decal
• Assembly guide

P-61B Black Widow Model Features

• Disasted plastic parts.
• Use a frame scissors to remove the parts.
• Use a model knife and sanding to clean the burr in the parts.
• Fill the gaps between the parts with filling material and sanding.
• There is no adhesive and paint in the box.
• You can make the necessary jerking with the assembly guide in it.
• It is recommended to paint it with the colors specified in the guide.

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Since each country's air force began to pay attention to night bombing, the bombing has become more effective than ever. A series of night fighter planes were commissioned to fight against night bombing. The Americans started the night fighter aircraft program in 1940. The Army used the P-70 Havoc and Beaufighter to fight the Japanese until the first 45 P-61 Black Widow was put into active service in October 1943. The first 37 P-61 was placed on the back of the body with four bulk turrets and wiped on the next aircraft. The first unit that put P-61a into war was the 6th night warrior fleet in Hawaii. The widow will soon replace the Douglas P-70s and P-38Js on May 1, 1944.

The Northrop P-61 was a mid-wing plane with two rods, adapted to work on land bases, with three-seat, double-engine, retracted landing sets. The prototype flight took place in May 1942. The plane was completely made of metal, initially from magnesium alloys, and then from a duralum. The bodies with half shell beams were strengthened with metal frames. The crew in the middle body contained a three -person crew. The pilot was sitting on the front, then the deck shooter and finally the radar operator was coming. In versions without turns, the radar operator was moved to the artillery's cockpit and there was an extra seat on the back. The entire cabin was armored. The P-61 took a SCR-720 air radar with a range of 10 km, placed on the nose of the body and connected to an IFF device to identify a stranger to itself. Radar indicators were taken from the cockpit of the radar operator sitting behind the body. The armament consisted of four 12.7 mm machine guns mounted on a remote -controlled tare not found in all versions of the aircraft and four 20 mm wholesale mounted on the body. Each crew member had an opinion; The pilot used it in typical war attacks when the enemy's flight direction coincided with the flight of his own plane. In other cases, the fire was fired by the deck artillery, the shooting tower operator. If it was necessary to make a defense against an attack that could come from behind, the shooter's tasks and the operation of the shooting tower were undertaken by the radar operator. In addition, some of the machines operating mainly in Europe carried out attacks using bombs, unprotected rockets or napalm tanks. Technical Data: Length: 15,11 m, Wing Openness: 20.12 m, Height: 4.47 m, Maximum Speed: 589 km/h, Climbing Speed: 112.9 m/s, Maximum Range: 3060 km, Practical Ceiling: 10600 m, Weapons: Fixed - 4 12.7 mm Mm Mm MM MACHINE RECEPER For bombs or 6 pieces of 127 mm hvar missile ramp.