G4M "Betty" Airplane Model

G4M "Betty" Airplane ModelMitsubishi G4M Betty bomber airplane model. The G4M was one of the main bombers used by the Japanese during World War II. It was given the code name "Betty" by allied forces and over 2,400 were built. It was used as a high altitute bomber and also performed as a torpedo bomber. It was lightly armed and suffered high losses from powerful American fighters. , Mahogany Wood. Scale: 1 48. Wingspan 20 1 2 inches, Length 16 1 2 inches. ,, Stand may vary and

since designated the C-40A

US Air Force F-16 Falcon airplane model

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then designated the A3XX

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