Airfix
Airfix De Havilland Mosquito B.XVI/B.35/TT.35 1/72 Model Kit 182 Parts
A 1/72 scale plastic kit with 182 parts building the De Havilland Mosquito in three decal schemes, measuring 6.85 by 9.01 inches assembled
- TypeMilitary vehicle
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- 182 detailed parts for an intricate build
- Three decal schemes offer display variety
- 1/72 scale delivers true-to-form accuracy
- Assembled size 6.85 by 9.01 inches
- Paint and cement required for a custom finish
1/72 De Havilland Mosquito Model Kit
This Airfix kit reproduces the B.XVI, B.35 and TT.35 variants of the twin-engined Mosquito in 1/72 scale. It contains 182 injection-moulded parts in light grey plastic. The box is brand new and carries official licensing. The model is aimed at adult hobbyists and collectors who enjoy building historic military aircraft.
Three Decal Schemes Included
The kit supplies decals for three different period markings so you can finish the aircraft as a B.XVI bomber, a B.35 bomber or a TT.35 target tug. No paint, cement or display stand is provided in the box. You will need to purchase suitable adhesives and colours separately to complete the model.
Check Scale and Workspace Before Ordering
The finished model measures approximately 6.85 inches long with a 9.01 inch wingspan. Verify that your display area can accommodate those dimensions. Confirm you are comfortable working with 182 small plastic parts at Level 2 complexity and that you have modelling cement and paints ready before starting assembly.
Highlights
- 182 detailed parts for an intricate build
- Three decal schemes offer display variety
- 1/72 scale delivers true-to-form accuracy
- Assembled size 6.85 by 9.01 inches
- Paint and cement required for a custom finish
Specifications
| Brand | Airfix |
|---|---|
| Type | Military vehicle |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
Will I need to buy extra paint and cement to finish the 182 parts?
Yes, paint and cement are required and are not included in the box, so you will need to purchase them separately before starting assembly.
What limits how long I can work on this Level 2 kit in one session?
The main limit is the drying time for cement between assembly steps; you must wait for joints to set before handling the airframe further.
Does the kit produce any fumes or heat while I build it over several days?
The plastic parts themselves produce no heat or fumes, but the solvent cement you use will release vapours, so ventilate your workspace while gluing.
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