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P-38 Lightning Model Aircraft WW2 Military Aircraft. 1/72 Scale Diecast Models
WW2 Warbird fighter.
WW2 P-38 Lightning Aircraft Section.
WW 2 Military Aircraft Model Department.
in the YellowAirplane store.
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WW2 P-38 Lightning Aircraft Section. WW 2 Military Aircraft Model Department. in the YellowAirplane store. |
P-38 Lightning Model Aircraft WW2 Fighter 1/72 Scale Diecast Military Propeller Aircraft Models1/72 Scale WW2 P-38 Lightning Fighter Aircraft Models. These scale diecast model aircraft are a high quality and highly detailed diecast display models. The P-38
Lightning was built by Lockheed during WW2. The P38 Lightning is 37' 10" long
and has a wingspan of 52' 0". The P-38 Lightning used two Allison
V-1710-27/29 engines each having 1150 hp giving the airplane 2300 hp total.
The max speed of the P38 is 395 mph. 1/72 Scale P-38 Models 1/48 Scale P-38 Models |
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The twin-engine P-38 Lightning, a radical design conceived by Lockheed design genius Clarence "Kelly" Johnson in the late 1930s, became one of the war's most successful fighter planes, serving in Europe and the Pacific. About 10,000 of the planes were built, and about 32 complete or partial airframes are believed to still exist, perhaps 10 in operational condition. the 1st Photo-Recon Unit, Royal Australian Air Force The P-38 flown in the China-Burma-India theater by 13-victory ace Capt. Walter Duke of the 80th Fighter Group during 1944 "California Cutie," the P-38J Lightning flown by 1st Lt. Richard Loehnert of the 55th Fighter Squadron, 20th Fighter Group, out of RAF Kings Cliffe, England, in July, 1944 Happy Jack's Go Buggy, the P-38 Lighting flown by eight-victory ace Capt. Jack Ilfrey of the 79th Fighter Squadron, 20th Fighter Group, based at Kings Cliffe the P-38 flown in the China-Burma-India theater by 13-victory ace Capt. Walter Duke of the 80th Fighter Group during 1944 P-38 flown in the Pacific theater by Lt. Allen Hill of the 8th Fighter Group during 1944 "Elsie," the P-38J Lightning flown by Lt. Col. Clay Tice, Jr., the commanding officer of the 49th Fighter Group and the first American pilot to land in Japan after its surrender Scat II, the P38-J that Capt. Robin Olds flew over Germany in 1944 "Pudgy IV" flown by 38-victory ace Maj. Tommy McGuire - the second highest scoring American ace of World War II - of the 431st Fighter Squadron, 475th Fighter Group "Elsie," the P-38J Lightning flown by Lt. Col. Clay Tice, Jr., the commanding officer of the 49th Fighter Group and the first American pilot to land in Japan after its surrender "Pat III," the P-38J of Col. Oliver B. Taylor, the Commanding Officer of the 14th Fighter Group in 1944 "California Cutie," the P-38J Lightning flown by 1st Lt. Richard Loehnert of the 55th Fighter Squadron, 20th Fighter Group, out of RAF Kings Cliffe, England, in July, 1944, Miss-V, Capt. Walter Duke, 80th Fighter Group P-38 flown in the China-Burma-India theater by 13-victory ace Capt. Walter Duke of the 80th Fighter Group during 1944 |
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