#40...Heavy Hitters

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Either would be welcome Kevin. Note however, that the old Revell 1/32nd scale Mosquito needs a lot of correction work, mainly around the engine nacelles, and the canopy, the latter being too tall and not quite the correct shape.
 
Would a Beaufighter be allowed?

Burma bird so from what I have read would be on ground attack mostly?

If not I have some other ideas
 
Lancaster630 said:
Would a Beaufighter be allowed?

Burma bird so from what I have read would be on ground attack mostly?

If not I have some other ideas
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According to Wikipedia:

The Bristol Type 156 Beaufighter, occasionally referred to as Beau, was a long-range heavy fighter developed from the modification of the Bristol Beaufort torpedo airplane, also built by the Bristol Airplane Company. The name Beaufighter is a contraction of Beaufort and fighter (combat or hunting in English).
Unlike the Beaufort, the Beaufighter had a long career and served in almost all the stages of the Second World War, first as a night fighter, later as a fighter-bomber, and occasionally replacing the Beaufort as a shortstop. Its only variant was built in Australia by the Department of Aircraft Production ("Department of Aircraft Production", DAP for its acronym in English) and was known as DAP Beaufighter.

Except the opinion of the experts, they will have the best opinion, initially I had as option a P-61 Black Widow, but explain me very well the reasons why I did not qualify for this GB # 40

It's good that you cheer up with a new bird for this group.
 
The others are all bombers just trying to think outside the box a bit not a problemo! (probably trying to be too clever for me own good!)

Other Options:
1/72
Dambuster Lancaster
Whitley
Stirling
Halibag
Do17

1/48
Mosquito B.IV
Boeing B-17F or G
 
Lancaster630, I had forgot that someone else had started a Beaufighter for the GB without any objections, so, to be fair, you can do that as well. Take a look here for instructions on how to start a GB thread. If you have any questions, just fire me a note.
 
None of these planes were on the Tokyo raid. Where are you getting your information? Revelle makes a better model NOT PRO modeler. Monogram is good by REVELLE.
 
The 1/48 scale isn't bad but where do you get your Models? I'm here in California and I buy mine at a Train store in the Bay area and all their models are the original from 1960's-1970's and all by REVELL and Monogram the USA, not Germany. The price is better too none over $30. I have a C-130 Italiana that cost $180 dollars in Germany and I bought it for $15 totally complete, so the prices are crazy now a days. I am a WW2 BUFF and know a lot about planes and ships since I've was in the Military for 30 years got out as a Chief Warrant Officer.
 
Radarman60 said:
None of these planes were on the Tokyo raid. Where are you getting your information? Revelle makes a better model NOT PRO modeler. Monogram is good by REVELLE.
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Not sure where you are getting this, but, the VB-84 was equipped with the SB2C-4E which were involved in the Tokyo raiders. The air wing on the Bunker Hill was a primary on the raids .
 
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