- In 1936, the Royal Air Force created specifications for a new bomber that looked into the future. Based on this, Avro proposed an aircraft called [Type 679].

- This aircraft is a twin-engine bomber equipped with Rolls-Royce's new 24-cylinder X-type Vulture engine. It was named the Manchester and was rolled out in 1940, and deployment of troops began.

- The Manchester was used for a year and a half, but its engine and propeller were in poor condition and it was not able to operate as expected.

- Therefore, a development plan for the [Manchester III] was hatched that involved replacing the engine with a Rolls-Royce Merlin

- This machine became the prototype of the masterpiece Lancaster.

Some features of the Model Kit:

• 1/72 scale
• - The kit accurately reproduces Mk.I / Mk.III. 
• - The bomb bay can be opened or closed.
• - The internal bomb parts include 18 500lb bombs and 1 4000lb bomb..

[Decal]

• - 467th Squadron belonging machine [PO - S] (after summer 1944)
• - 467th Squadron Affiliated Machine [PO - S] (May 1944)
• - 467th Squadron Affiliated Machine [PO - V] (Summer 1943)

Model kit requires assembly.

Glue and Paint not included.

I stock and ship from Los Angeles for a quicker North America transit.

Kit size: 16.7 x 10.7 x 2.9 in

Kit Weight: 1.36lb