A kit of the British reconnaissance bomber Lockheed Hudson Mk. III of the Second World War, in 1:48 scale. The subject is a twin-engined aircraft with twin vertical tail surfaces.
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The Lockheed Hudson was a twin-engined aircraft that came about by adapting a prewar airliner to a military task. You will recognize it by the twin vertical tail surfaces and by the radial engines in short nacelles on the wing. The Royal Air Force put it into service as a reconnaissance bomber: it flew over the sea, watched over convoys, searched for enemy vessels and carried a bomb load while doing so. The Mk. III designation tells apart one of the versions the series went through during the war.
It is a plastic model of an aircraft in 1:48 scale. That is a rewarding size: a twin-engined aircraft comes out large enough in it for the cockpit, the glazed nose and the glazing of the gun turret to stand out, while the finished model still fits an ordinary display case. The number of parts, the finish options and the exact contents of the package are given in the manufacturer's instructions.
The extensive glazing is the main concern with this type. Mask the boundary between the glass and its framing before spraying and finish the cockpit interior before closing it up. With the twin tail, make sure both vertical surfaces stand upright and symmetrically; the best way to check that is to look from behind against the light. Fit the engine nacelles dry and only then glue them, so that both sit at the same height. Choose the finish and markings according to the instructions.
Paints, glue, putty and tools are not included in the delivery, unless stated otherwise.
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