Cold War British four-jet strategic bomber - the first and most conservative of the V-class bombers. Kit features engraved panel lines, basic 5-seat flight deck, optional position boarding hatch, choice of open or closed bomb bay doors, bomb bay with choice of Blue Danube atomic bomb or conventional bomb load (1000 lb bombs x 21), detailed wheel wells and optional position landing gear, weighted tires, separate ailerons and elevators, drop tanks, and optional finishing touches (2 each chin fairings, canopy fairings, tail cones). Decals and color painting guide for 4 Royal Air Force aircraft: 2nd prototype WB215 (overall aluminum) at the Aeroplane and Armament Experimental Establishment, Boscombe Down, 1956; XD823 (overall anti-flash white) of No 49 Squadron, Christmas Island, Operation Grapple, June 19, 1957; XD857 (overall anti-flash white) of No 49 Squadron, RAF Marham, 1963 and WZ404 (camouflaged) of No 207 Squadron, RAF Marham, 1964 - includes instrument panel markings and stencil data.