This 1/72 scale plastic model kit from Arma Hobby covers early P-51D Mustang versions and related reconnaissance variants. It is unassembled and requires model glue and paint for construction and finishing.
Kit Details
- Subject: North American P-51D Mustang, with P-51D, P-51K, and F-6D/K configuration options
- Scale: 1/72
- Tooling: Original Arma Hobby 2025 tooling
- Features: Finely rendered surface detail, correctly represented puttied wing panels, pre-cut canopy and wheel masks, and a transparent landing-gear assembly jig
- Decals: Techmod decal sheet with finely printed stencils and multiple unit-marking options
- Marking subjects: P-51D aircraft associated with Clarence Bud Anderson, Jack Ilfrey, and Janusz Franckiewicz
- Box contents: Plastic sprues for one model, decal sheet, canopy and wheel masks, clear assembly jig, and instruction sheet with painting and marking guides
Build Notes
The kit is designed for a detailed, straightforward build with good part fit and finely scaled panel lines, fasteners, and bolts. Model glue and paints may be needed for assembly and finishing, and the kit contents listed above should be treated separately from those supplies.
About the P-51D Mustang
The P-51D Mustang was a major World War II escort fighter used over Europe by the U.S. 8th Air Force and Polish units serving with the RAF. Its bubble canopy, long range, and six .50 caliber machine guns made it one of the most recognizable aircraft of the war.
Manufacturer
Learn more about the manufacturer through the Arma Hobby website.