A08021 Vickers Wellington Mk.II
Product Info
As Britain looked to strike back at the start of WWII, the Vickers Wellington was arguably their most important aircraft and they needed to ensure a constant supply of new machines. In an attempt to introduce some engine option flexibility and to provide the Wellington with greater power, around 400 Mk.II Wellington’s were modified to take Rolls Royce Merlin X engines, a development which gave this famous bomber a very different appearance.
Schemes
‘A08021’ Scheme A – Vickers Wellington Mk.II Z8339/SM-N, RAF No.305 (Polish) Squadron, Lindholme, South Yorkshire, England, June 1942.
‘A08021’ Scheme A – Vickers Wellington Mk.II Z8339/SM-N, RAF No.305 (Polish) Squadron, Lindholme, South Yorkshire, England, June 1942.
Paints required for this scheme
Simply select the paints you required by ticking the box next to each colour, or the select all option.
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‘A08021’ Scheme B – Vickers Wellington Mk.II W5442/BU-V ‘SRI GUROH’, RAF No.214 (Federated Malay States) Squadron, Waltham, England, March 1942.
‘A08021’ Scheme B – Vickers Wellington Mk.II W5442/BU-V ‘SRI GUROH’, RAF No.214 (Federated Malay States) Squadron, Waltham, England, March 1942.
Paints required for this scheme
Simply select the paints you required by ticking the box next to each colour, or the select all option.
Once done, add to your basket.
Tech Specs
- Item Length – Without Packaging (cm) 27.3
- Item Height – Without Packaging (cm) 7.3
- Item Width – Without Packaging (cm) 36.4
- How many pieces will be found in the box opened by the customer?
- 133tem Scale
- 1:72 Scale
- License line BAE SYSTEMS is a registered trade mark of BAE Systems plc.
- Contents (what’s in the box) sets Sprues & decals
- Finish Plastic
- Number of Scheme options 2
- Skill Level 3
- Flying Hours 3
- Wingspan (mm) 364














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