Mosquito Mk.XIII Night Fighter
Unassembled plastic model kit
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Manufacturer: Hasegawa Models
Stock Number: HAS 2198
Scale: 1/72
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and is no longer available.List price: $63.00
You pay: $45.39
(All prices in U.S. Dollars)
Manufacturer: Hasegawa Models
Stock Number: HAS 2198
Scale: 1/72
View all products of type "Mosquito"
This model kit requires assembly. Cement, paint and other construction materials not included unless specifically stated in the description.
Every German's night fright
Night fighter versions of the popular De Havilland Mosquito were first produced in 1942. Mk.XIII versions, specifically, were equipped with microwave radar for homing in on enemy aircraft. Once it hunted down an enemy, the Mosquito used a combination of speed and four 20mm cannons to bring down bombers and fighters alike. For long hauls over Fortress Europe, the balsa-built Mosquitos could carry external drop tanks. Kit features new resin radome and gun camera parts plus external drop tanks and full decals for two versions.
Features markings for:
Night fighter versions of the popular De Havilland Mosquito were first produced in 1942. Mk.XIII versions, specifically, were equipped with microwave radar for homing in on enemy aircraft. Once it hunted down an enemy, the Mosquito used a combination of speed and four 20mm cannons to bring down bombers and fighters alike. For long hauls over Fortress Europe, the balsa-built Mosquitos could carry external drop tanks. Kit features new resin radome and gun camera parts plus external drop tanks and full decals for two versions.
Features markings for:
- RAF No.29 Sqn RO-T (HK382) Jan., 1945
- Canadian A.F. No.410 Sqn RA-N (HK429) Feb., 1944
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