Video: Full video build Revell P-51C Mustang Mk.III

The Mustang was one of the best and most effective combat aircraft of World War 2. It proved to be a powerful and most versatile weapon. The Mustang Mk.III (derived from the P-51B/C) serving with the RAF entered service in February 1944, its most distinctive feature being the Malcolm Hood giving better visibility. It was used as an escort fighter for bomb formations, a fighter-bomber and for reconnaissance missions in Europe until the end of the war. The P-51C reached a top speed of 711 km/h.

• Structured surfaces with recessed Panel Joints

• Detailed Cockpit with Instrument Panel

• Detailed Side-walls and Seat

• Detailed Undercarriage

• Tyres with distinctive profiles

• optionally worn

• Rotating Propeller

• Pilot Figure Included

• Two Auxiliary Fuel Tanks

• Two Bombs

• Authentic decal set for follwing versions:

• North American Mustang Mk.III, No. 315 Squadron, Coolham, England, June 1944

• North American Mustang Mk.III, No. 213 Squadron, Leverano, Italy, July 1944