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Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British
Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British
Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British
Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British

Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British Military Aviation Plastic Model Kit A04017

Product ID : 7219719


Galleon Product ID 7219719
UPC / ISBN 716080221722
Shipping Weight 0.59 lbs
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Model A04017
Manufacturer Airfix
Shipping Dimension 13.43 x 6.34 x 2.44 inches
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Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British Features

  • Airfix is the oldest UK manufacturer of scale model plastic kits and has been producing kits for the mass market since 1952. Airfix produce a wide range of kits aimed at all types of scale modelers with subjects such as; military aircraft, ships, space, cars, dioramas and military vehicles.

  • Primary Scheme: Bristol Blenheim MK.lVF, No. 248 Squadron Coastal Command, Royal Air Force North Coates, Lincolnshire, England, 1940.Secondary Scheme: Bristol Blenheim MK.lVF, Aircraft flown by Wing Commander John William Maxwell "Max" Aitken, Commanding Officer No. 68 Squadron, Royal Air Force High Ercall, Shropshire, England, 1941.

  • Skill Level: 2 Dimensions of completed kit: length 18.5 cm x width 23.5 cm x height 4.17 cm. Number of Parts: 158. A great plastic model kit for the intermediate modeler.

  • Painting and assembly required. Paints and glue need to be purchased separately..

  • Humbrol paints needed to complete the liveries are listed on the outside of the box.


About Airfix Bristol Blenheim MKIV Fighter 1:72 British

Ordered straight from the drawing board in 1935 the Bristol Type 142, later called the Blenheim was, for its time, a very advanced aircraft but by the outbreak of the Second World War it had been overtaken by fighter development. Seeing service across all the major fronts of the Second World War, the Blenheim was used extensively by the RAF as both a light bomber and fighter before being phased out of service in 1943, replaced by more modern types less vulnerable to enemy fighters.