North American “Mustang” Mk. I - the American/ British fighter

The American fighter North American "Mustang" was designed by order of the RAF in 1940. It was supposed to fill the lack of production capacity for British-designed fighters, as local factories could not produce the required number of these machines. But the plane turned out to be so great, that the fighters were also ordered by the US AF, and its improved versions became one of the best fighters of World War II. In some countries they remained in the arsenal until the mid-eighties of the 20th century.

A simple, but graphically and structurally well designed model, which represents the aircraft of 225 RAF Division in April 1943, along with 3 other fighters, it was borrowed from the USAAF and carried out reconnaissance and raiding missions in Algeria from May to July. The model is intended for modellers of any experience, so a version without a cabin interior and with an included chassis is provided, which, under the supervision of a more experienced colleague, will perfectly stick even a beginner or a modeler with little experience.