Corgi AA34711 Aviation Archive English Electric Canberra B.6 WT370, Wg. Cdr. Paul Mallorie Die Cast Collectors Model Aircraft
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LIMITED EDITION COLD WAR MODEL: Part of The Aviation Archive Cold War (1947–1991) series, this is a highly collectible limited edition die-cast replica. AUTHENTIC MARKINGS: Depicts WT370 flown by Wg. Cdr. Paul Mallorie of RAF No.139 Squadron during Operation Musketeer 1956, with striking yellow and black identification stripes. PRECISION 1:72 SCALE: Expertly crafted die-cast metal construction at 1:72 scale, measuring 28cm in length and 28cm in width for an impressive display presence. DISPLAY READY: Comes complete with a display stand and optional parts, making it an ideal centrepiece for any aviation enthusiast's collection. RICH HISTORY: The English Electric Canberra entered RAF service in 1951 as the world's most advanced jet bomber, with Operation Musketeer aircraft among the most colourfully presented in British history.
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LIMITED EDITION COLD WAR MODEL: Part of The Aviation Archive Cold War (1947–1991) series, this is a highly collectible limited edition die-cast replica. AUTHENTIC MARKINGS: Depicts WT370 flown by Wg. Cdr. Paul Mallorie of RAF No.139 Squadron during Operation Musketeer 1956, with striking yellow and black identification stripes. PRECISION 1:72 SCALE: Expertly crafted die-cast metal construction at 1:72 scale, measuring 28cm in length and 28cm in width for an impressive display presence. DISPLAY READY: Comes complete with a display stand and optional parts, making it an ideal centrepiece for any aviation enthusiast's collection. RICH HISTORY: The English Electric Canberra entered RAF service in 1951 as the world's most advanced jet bomber, with Operation Musketeer aircraft among the most colourfully presented in British history.
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