The Petlyakov Pe-2 was a Soviet light bomber used during World War II, it was regarded as one of the best ground attack aircraft of the war and was also successful in the roles of heavy fighter, reconnaissance and night fighter, it was fast, maneuverable and durable.

Kit has engraved panel lines, well appointed (cockpit, fuselage, gunners and radio stations), detailed engines and exhaust, optional cowlings, separate (propeller blades, leading and trailing edge flaps, elevators and stabilizers), detailed wheel wells and optional undercarriage, ShKAS machine guns with ammo belts and boxes, detailed weapons bay with bombs, optional (fuselage window, entrance and bomb bay doors), die-cut canopy and wheel mask, transparent (cockpit and gunners canopy, fuselage windows), resin (wheels, alternative propellers and top fuselage window), photoetch accents (instrument panels, consoles, seatbelts and other interior, canopy, flaps, engine and other exterior).

Decals and color painting guide for 5 aircraft:

• Later production batch, 3/220, 161th Guards Bomber Regiment, 2nd Guards Bomber Air Corps, VVS RKKA, Winter 1943/44
• (post 205th) production batch, General Major I. Polbin, CO of the 6th Bomber Aviation Corps, VVS RKKA, Germany, 1945
• Later (post 359th) production batch, 1st Guards Bomber Air Division, VVS RKKA, Germany, 1945
• Later (post 359th) production batch, flown by Senior Lieutenant E. Sedov, 40th Bomber Air Regiment, Soviet Navy Black Sea Fleet Aviation, August 1944
• Post 205th production batch, 36th Guards Bomber Regiment, 276th Bomber Division, VVS RKKA, Leningrad front, December 1944