Academy 12328 North American B-25D Pacific Theatre 1/48

Academy 12328 North American B-25D Pacific Theatre 1/48 is a detailed plastic model kit that allows you to build a faithful replica of the American B-25D Mitchell bomber, widely used in the Pacific Theatre during World War II. The model is in 1/48 scale, which ensures excellent proportions and highlights construction details such as the crew cockpit, gun positions, and the distinctive twin-engine nacelles.

The original North American B-25D is one of the most important versions of the famous twin-engine medium bomber, designed and produced in the United States. This type entered service with the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF), the Royal Air Force, and other Allied forces. B-25D planes saw extensive use especially in the Pacific, participating in attacks on Japanese bases, convoys, and strategic installations between 1942 and 1945. The famous "Doolittle Raid" and actions in New Guinea are just a few of the operations in which the B-25D earned its place in history as an effective medium-range bomber.

The Academy 12328 model is made of high-quality plastic, ensuring precision in each part and ease of assembly. The kit includes sprues, clear canopy elements, and decals for replicating authentic markings of Pacific-operating aircraft. The model does not include extras such as metal barrels or resin parts, which keeps it at an affordable price and guarantees satisfaction from building it yourself.

• Model scale: 1/48
• User countries: United States, United Kingdom (Allies)
• Historical period: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Product category: plastic model kit
• Glue and paints not included in the kit

We recommend this model to both intermediate and experienced modelers – the assembly difficulty level is 3/5. The product is perfect for military aviation enthusiasts, World War II history buffs, and collectors of 1/48 scale models. The detailed craftsmanship of the Academy B-25D model allows you to enjoy both the building process and the finished aircraft on display.