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KW132130 1-32 Scale B-17E Flying Fotress
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B-17E of the Pacific - 41-2489 'Suzy Q' 19th HBG, Java, Southwest Pacific.

B-17E - 41-2472 'Yankee Diddler' 5th AF 43rd BG 65th BS, 7 Mile Drome Jackson. 1943.
Stock code: KW132130

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale Boeing B-17(G) MkIII RAF Coastal Command
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KW132119 B-17 MkIII RAF Coastal Command

B-17 Mk.III 'Kittie' (FA699, 2-K) 220 Met Sqn Reykjavik RAF Coastal Command, late 1944.

B-17 Mk.III 'Keflavic Cutie' (FA712, AD-C) 251 Met Sqn, Reykjavik RAF Coastal Command, late 1944

Designed for the HK Model Kit.

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Fortress III
Eighty-five B-17Gs were transferred to the Royal Air Force, where they received the service name Fortress III. Three went to Coastal Command in the Azores fitted with radar before reuse with Meteorological squadrons. The rest were operated by two squadrons of Bomber Command's No. 100 Group RAF at RAF Sculthorpe from February 1944, where they were used to carry electronic countermeasures to confuse and jam enemy radar in support of bombing missions.[9] These Fortress III (SD)[10] would carry extensive array of equipment: the Monica tail-warning receiver, the Jostle VHF jammer,[11] Airborne Grocer air-interception jammers; Gee and LORAN for navigation and an H2S radar replacing the chin turret. They were also used as decoys during night bombing attacks. They took part in various such operations until the units were disbanded in July 1945.
Stock code: KW132119

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale Boeing B-17(G) MkIII 251 Met Sqn
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KW132134 B-17 MkIII 251 Met Sqn

B-17 Mk.III 'Borganes Bess' (FA696, AD-B) 251 Met Sqn, Reykjavik RAF Coastal Command, late 1944.

B-17 Mk.III 'Hekla Hettie' (FA699, AD-H) 251 Met Sqn, Reykjavik RAF Coastal Command, late 1944.

Designed for the HK Model Kit.

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Fortress III
Eighty-five B-17Gs were transferred to the Royal Air Force, where they received the service name Fortress III. Three went to Coastal Command in the Azores fitted with radar before reuse with Meteorological squadrons. The rest were operated by two squadrons of Bomber Command's No. 100 Group RAF at RAF Sculthorpe from February 1944, where they were used to carry electronic countermeasures to confuse and jam enemy radar in support of bombing missions.[9] These Fortress III (SD)[10] would carry extensive array of equipment: the Monica tail-warning receiver, the Jostle VHF jammer,[11] Airborne Grocer air-interception jammers; Gee and LORAN for navigation and an H2S radar replacing the chin turret. They were also used as decoys during night bombing attacks. They took part in various such operations until the units were disbanded in July 1945.
Stock code: KW132134

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1/32 Scale Boeing Flying Fortress B-17E Nemesis of Aeroembolism
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KW132107 B-17E Boeing Flight Test Laboratory

This pack contains decals for two of the three B-17's used for the testing of high altitude flight to and above 35,000 feet by Boeing in collaboration with the Aero Medical Laboratory at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio.

The three specialised B-17s were known as "Fortress Research Laboratories" B-17E No13, 41-2407, B-17E No. 7, 41-2399 and B-17C No. 1, 40-2042 (not included).

B-17E 41-2407 No.13 "NEMESIS OF AEROEMBOLISM" Boeing Flight Test Laboratory, Muroc Field, 1941-1943. 41-2407 to storage at Davis Monthan Aug 1, 1946

B-17E 41-2399 No.7 "NEMESIS OF AEROEMBOLISM" Boeing Flight Test Laboratory, Muroc Field, 1941-1943. 41-2399 to storage RFC at Stillwater Sep 19, 1945.

Stock code: KW132107

Kitsworld B-17E 41-2407 'Nemesis'

Kitsworld B-17E 41-2407 'Major' the high flying St Bernhard

Kitsworld B-17E 41-2407 'Strato-Gremlin'

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1/32 scale decal sheet B-17G Flying Fortress
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KW132097 - B-17G-85-DL Sentimental Journey (44-83514) CAF Museum in Mesa, Arizona.
Stock code: KW132097

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High Gloss Vinyl WWII Nose Art Decal

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F/G Decal Sheet
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KW132078
B-17F/G Red Outlines Stars and Bars - Comprehensive General stencilling including Cockpit instrumentation, Fuel tank hatch info, Propeller logos, Black walkway lines, Life raft & data panel, Stars and Bars and more!
Stock code: KW132078

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1/32 Scale Boeing B-17F-25-BO 'The Mustang/Lady Luck
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KW132092 B-17F-25-BO 'The Mustang' 403-63BS-43BG

B-17F-25-BO 'The Mustang/Lady Luck' 403BS 63BG

Built by Boeing at Seattle. Delivered to the US Army on August 5, 1942. Assigned to the 403rd BS. Later, it was transferred to the 63th BS. Ground crew included: Crew Chief Ernest "Ernie" J. Vandal, Assistant Crew Chief John Duck and ground crew: William McMurray, Michael Espinosa.

Nicknamed "The Mustang" The artwork was painted by Sgt Ernie Vandal. On the right side, the Mustang was over painted with a cowgirl. A secondary piece of artwork was added behind the right waist window with a female figure with "Lady Luck".

Stock code: KW132092

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F Decal Sheet

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1/32 Scale Boeing B-17F-25-DL 'Double Trouble'
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KW132091 B-17F-25-DL 42-3082 'Double Trouble' 333BS 94BG

B-17F-25-DL, 42-3082, 'Double Trouble', was flown by Lt William Winnesheik, 333 BS/94 BG, Rougham, England, in October 1943. This ship was assigned to the unit from 10 June 1943 to 4 October 1943, when it crash landed at Margate, England, after a combat mission to St. Dizier, France.

She was salvaged after the crash and in spite of the amazing nose art never flew again.
Stock code: KW132091

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F Decal Sheet

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1/32 Scale Boeing B-17F 'Dragon Lady'
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KW132090 B-17F 'Dragon Lady' 551BS 385BG
B-17F 'Dragon Lady' 551BS 385BG

Ann Haywood used her vivid imagination to create this powerful nose art painting which was based around an idea from one of the crew.

Assigned to 385th Bomb Group in mid September 1943, this B17F was lost on 13th February 1944 while attacking a No-Ball V-weapon site near Calais. A direct flak hit wounded several crew members and put two engines out of action. Struggling back, the Fortress was forced to ditch into the Channel. Pilot Lt Edwin Herron pulled six of his crew from the sinking aircraft and was later awarded a DSC for his actions. Air Sea Rescue picked up seven survivors after two and half hours.
Stock code: KW132090

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F Decal Sheet

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1/32 Scale Boeing B-17F-27-BO 'Knock-out Dropper'
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KW132089 B-17F-27-BO 'Knock-out Dropper' 359BS 303BG
B-17F-27-BO 'Knock-out Dropper' 359BS 303BG

'Knock-out Dropper', a B-17F-27-BO, S/N 4124605, from the 303rd BG 'Hell's Angels', 359th BS, based at Molesworth, 1943 (Piloted by Lt. John P. Manning on it's 50th mission).

Knock-out Dropper was the first Eighth Air Force B-17 to complete both 50 (on 16th November 1943) and 75 combat missions (on 27th March 1944). It was scrapped at Stillwater, Oklahoma in July 1945.
Stock code: KW132089

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Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F Decal Sheet

Kitsworld - 1/32 Scale B-17F/G Decal Sheet