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Douglas A-24 Banshee US ARMY, Java, 1942
[HA0164] - [Hobby Master]
£16.95
Douglas A-24 Banshee  US ARMY, Java, 1942
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  • 1:72 scale
  • Pre-painted with pad applied markings.
  • Flaps are permanently open to show red inside.
  • Weapons are not permanently attached.
  • Display stand included.
  • Option to display model with wheels up or down.
  • Minimum use of plastic.
    • Pre-production image, actual release subject to change
    • Limited to 1000 pieces

      The A-24 based on the Douglas Dauntless with a large pneumatic tail wheel and the tail hook removed. Never meant to be a front-line aircraft the Banshee was only to be used until the arrival of the more powerful A-25 and then it was to be used as a dive-bomber trainer. Because of the out break of WWII and delays with the A-25 the A-24 was forced into action. Due to heavy losses the A-24 was withdrawn and to the role it was initially intended, training. A shipment of crated A-24 Banshees was destined for the Philippines but when the Japanese captured the islands the aircraft were diverted to Brisbane Australia. There they were re-assembled and found to be missing parts, no self-sealing fuel tanks, no armor-plating and had worn out engines. Pilots referred to them as “Blue Rock Clay Pigeons”. These A-24s were now destined for Java but had to be ferried across Australia to Darwin. On February 10 1942 Banshee s/n 41-15755 was ferried by 2nd Lt. Jackson who became lost and crash landed. The aircraft was repaired but later was SOC (Struck Off Charge) on August 1944.

  • This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 21 April, 2010.
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