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The Short Stirling was the first British heavy bomber to enter service during World War II. The Stirling project was characterized by the high wing, the four engines and the cabin raised above the fuselage. The aircraft's structure was entirely metal. Another feature of the Stirling was the large landing gear. The first Stirling Mk I went to equip the units of the Bomber Command of the RAF from the end of 1940. The first operational mission, against industrial installations in Rotterdam, was carried out in 1941. The Stirling had the possibility of carrying a significant offensive load of over 6,000 kg of bombs and was armed with 8 7,7 mm machine guns for defense. The direct evolution of the Mk.I was the Mk.
Specifications
Model size: 36.9 cm
Dim. Box: 440 x 270 x 70 mm
New Parts
Includes Pathfinder version with H2S Radar
Super decals for 5 versions
Photo engraved
Color Instruction Sheet
Figure not included, contains one model
The Short Stirling was the first British heavy bomber to enter service during World War II. The Stirling project was characterized by the high wing, the four engines and the cabin raised above the fuselage. The aircraft’s structure was entirely metal. Another feature of the Stirling was the large landing gear. The first Stirling Mk I went to equip the units of the Bomber Command of the RAF from the end of 1940. The first operational mission, against industrial installations in Rotterdam, was carried out in 1941. The Stirling had the possibility of carrying a significant offensive load of over 6,000 kg of bombs and was armed with 8 7,7 mm machine guns for defense. The direct evolution of the Mk.I was the Mk.
Specifications
Model size: 36.9 cm
Dim. Box: 440 x 270 x 70 mm
New Parts
Includes Pathfinder version with H2S Radar
Super decals for 5 versions
Photo engraved
Color Instruction Sheet
Figure not included, contains one model
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