ICM 1:72 Ki-21-ib "Sally" Japanese Heavy Bomber 72203

ICM 1:72 Ki-21-ib "Sally" Japanese Heavy Bomber 72203The Ki 21 bomber was designed as an aircraft for long range bombing missions, including over the territory of the Soviet Union from Japanese bases in Manchuria. Its serial production was started in 1938, the same year it was the combat debut of this aircraft. The Ki 21 bomber, also designated Army Type 97 Heavy Bomber, was a twin engine all metal monoplane with a crew of 6 people. It had excellent aerodynamics, which allowed it to develop a high speed

where they performed very well

a dozen or so versions of this aircraft have been created

7cm DP gun turrets

His signage Fred Dibnah Steeplejack Bolton 30303 is printed in drop shadow work along the edge of the roof

With powerful PACCAR MX-11 and MX-13 engines

114mm x 89mm x 445mm high

1V 50C hard case low profile lithium polymer battery suitable for all radio control vehicles

three Bren gun carrier crewmen including driver (torso only)

football fields and other suitable spaces where larger models can't typically be flown successfully by first-time pilots

Full range capability

which is printed on the cab doors

dark green frame