Airfix A04070 de Havilland Mosquito B.XVI/B.35/TT.35 Aircraft Model Kit

Airfix Plastic Model Kit de Havilland Mosquito B.XVI/B.35/TT.35 (1/72) A04070 The Airfix de Havilland Mosquito B.XVI/B.35/TT.35 (1/72) A04070 brings back one of the most iconic British aircraft of World War II, now enhanced with improved accuracy and additional parts. Using the refined base tooling from the 2021 release, this updated edition includes corrected components and newly tooled details, allowing modellers to create any of three distinct versions of the legendary ‘Wooden Wonder.’ 1/72 scale injection-moulded plastic model kit Features B.XVI, B.35, and TT.35 variants Includes new and corrected parts for enhanced accuracy Three authentic marking and colour scheme options Detailed cockpit, undercarriage, and clear parts Ideal for both aircraft modellers and collectors With its elegant design and unique wooden construction, the Mosquito remains one of the most versatile aircraft ever built. This Airfix kit captures the aircraft’s refined form and performance heritage, providing an engaging and rewarding build experience. History: The de Havilland Mosquito, affectionately nicknamed the “Wooden Wonder,” was one of the most versatile aircraft of the Second World War. Built primarily from wood to save on strategic materials, it excelled in roles ranging from bomber and reconnaissance to night fighter and target tug. The B.XVI variant served as a high-altitude bomber, while the later B.35 and TT.35 models continued in RAF service into the post-war years. Renowned for its speed, agility, and precision, the Mosquito earned a lasting reputation as one of the most remarkable aircraft designs of its era.

Kit features new variants of the highly detailed Airfix 1:72 de Havilland Mosquito. 21 new parts included, featuring open and closed bulged bomb bay doors, 4000lb “Cookie” bomb, bomb bay interior parts, target towing winch parts and other details. Marking options for 3 distinctive new schemes which tell the story of the Mosquito’s changing roles in late World War 2 and into the post-war era- including the colourful TT.35 target towing variant “TA719” which survived into preservation. Paint and Glue sold seperately. 182 parts.