Tamiya Models P-47d Thunderbolt Bubbletop Model Kit
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No.70 US Air Force Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Bubble Top 1:72/Medium/TM60770 Package Quantity: 1・At just 153mm it is the perfect size for collecting・Decals for 2 types of markings including the 8th Air Force 78th Fighter Group.・1/72 Scale AircraftOne of the most famous planes of WWII the P-47D Thunderbolt was an outstanding single seat fighter plane excelling in high-altitude bomber escort and low-altitude ground attack. The P-47D featured a turbo-supercharged engine and was active on both the European and Pacific fronts. To solve the problem of insufficient visibility of earlier models later Thunderbolt models were redesigned with a transparent bubble canopy leading to the birth of the Bubbletop.
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