Hudson Mk.I/II Patrol Bomber
The twin-engined Hudson was the result of a British Invitation to Tender for a Maritime Reconnaissance Aircraft. It entered service in 1939. Other uses within the RAF included Troop Transport, Photo Reconnaissance and inserting Agents. In total 2941 aircraft were produced, Maximum Speed 396 km/h (246 mph).
- Textured Surfaces
- Cockpit with Seats
- Instrument Panels
- Glazed Nose with Seat
- Twin Tail
- Radial Engine
- MG mount on the Fuselage
Twee uitvoeringen mogelijk;
- Lockheed Hudson Mk.I, No.224 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Leuchars, Scotland, August 1940.
- Lockheed Hudson Mk.I, No.206 Squadron, Royal Air Force, Bircham Mewton, June 1940.
Aantal onderdelen; 161.
Afmeting:
- Lang; 190 mm.
- Breed; 274 mm.
Revell verf: 59 / 67 / 82 / 99.
