Dora Wings 48006 Percival Proctor Mk.1/2/3 1/48 – plastic aircraft model kit

Dora Wings 48006 Percival Proctor Mk.1/2/3 in 1:48 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit reflecting one of the most important British liaison and training aircraft of World War II. The model has been designed with great attention to detail, allowing you to build one of three variants – Mk.1, Mk.2, or Mk.3, which differed in equipment and operational use.

Historical information and usage

The Percival Proctor was a British training and liaison aircraft used since 1939, primarily by the Royal Air Force and the Fleet Air Arm (Royal Navy). The aircraft was based on the civil Percival Vega Gull design and was widely employed for communications, cooperation with artillery, radio operator training, and transporting personnel behind the front lines. It saw combat during World War II, operating in the United Kingdom, North Africa, and the Mediterranean basin. The Mk.1 and Mk.2 versions were mainly used for training radio operators, while the Mk.3 was a slightly improved variant adapted to a broader range of auxiliary tasks.

Technical details of Dora Wings 48006 model

• The 1/48 scale model offers an impressive effect, highlighting the structural details of the cockpit, landing gear, and control surfaces.
• The set includes a precisely molded plastic sprue with parts for building all three aircraft versions.
• The kit allows for a detailed interior reproduction – instrument panel, control levers, seats, and radio station.
• The package comes with clear decals for applying several authentic World War II paint schemes.
• The model does not include metal or resin parts, which simplifies assembly, but provides high-quality injection-molded parts with clearly defined panel lines.

Product category

This is a plastic model aircraft kit, suitable for both experienced modelers and those who want to develop their skills in building World War II era aircraft models.

Who do we recommend Dora Wings 48006 Percival Proctor for?

This model is especially recommended for modelers interested in historic military aviation and collectors of British aircraft from 1939–1945. It’s a great starting point for anyone wishing to develop their skills in interior detailing and airfield diorama building. The set offers a difficulty level of 3 on a 5-point scale – so it’s recommended for those with some experience seeking well-represented details and realistic modeling solutions.