P-51D Mustang

The most common version of the Mustang family was the P-51D, with over 7,956 being manufactured.

The 78th Fighter Group's most colorful P-51D was assigned to their last wartime group commander, Lt. Col. John D. Landers. His aircraft was called the Big Beautiful Doll. Skill Level 2-requires paint and glue (not included).

• Bubble canopy on a cut down fuselage spine, providing excellent visibility.
• "Paper laminated" drop tanks.
• Lift off engine panel and wing machine gun access.
• Authentic silkscreen waterslide decals for Miss Marilyn II, flown by 1st Lt. E. Robt. Welch and Big Beautiful Doll, flown by Col. John Landers; each version sports a unique checkered pattern on the nose.
• Molded in light gray and clear.

Overview

• Skill Level: 2
• Scale: 1/48 
• Wingspan: 9-1/4"
• Length: 7"
• Parts: 49