Oxford Diecast
Oxford Diecast De Havilland Mosquito NF MKII "Luqa, Malta" 1943 RAF 1/72 Diecast Airplane hobby collectible
A 1/72 scale diecast Mosquito NF MKII with display stand, depicting the 1943 Malta night-fighter of No. 23 Squadron in metal and plastic
- TypeAirplane
- GenderUnisex
- AgeAdult
- 1/72 scale accuracy for authentic display
- Diecast metal construction gives realistic weight
- Detailed panel lines replicate the 1943 Mosquito NF MkII
- Includes display stand for immediate shelf setup
- No. 23 Squadron Malta markings honour Wing Commander Wykeham-Barnes
1/72 Scale Diecast Mosquito NF MKII
This new 1/72 scale diecast model reproduces the De Havilland Mosquito NF MKII flown by Wing Commander Peter G. Wykeham-Barnes with No. 23 Squadron at Luqa, Malta in 1943. It arrives in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging and includes a display stand for immediate shelf presentation.
Collectors seeking authentic wartime markings
The model suits collectors and military-history enthusiasts who value accurate panel lines, antennas, access panels and surface details in a durable diecast metal and plastic build. Buyers who need opening canopies, movable control surfaces or interior cockpit detail should look elsewhere, as this model has no openings.
Fixed-display 1/72 scale with included stand
The single specification that decides fit is the 1/72 scale combined with a sealed exterior and supplied display stand, making it a ready-to-show piece rather than a kit or interactive toy.
Highlights
- 1/72 scale accuracy for authentic display
- Diecast metal construction gives realistic weight
- Detailed panel lines replicate the 1943 Mosquito NF MkII
- Includes display stand for immediate shelf setup
- No. 23 Squadron Malta markings honour Wing Commander Wykeham-Barnes
Specifications
| Brand | Oxford Diecast |
|---|---|
| Type | Airplane |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Age | Adult |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/72 scale Mosquito NF MKII fit in a display case built for other 1/72 aircraft?
Yes, its 1/72 scale matches the standard for most diecast aviation collections, and the 6.75-inch length with 9-inch wingspan sits alongside similar models without looking oversized.
How can I confirm the panel lines and antennas are accurate to the 1943 Night Fighter variant?
Compare the raised panel lines, antenna masts, and access-panel outlines on the diecast fuselage to reference photos of No. 23 Squadron Mosquitoes at Luqa; the model reproduces those external details without opening panels.
Does the box include a display stand or must I buy one separately?
A display stand is included in the manufacturer's original unopened packaging, so no separate purchase is needed for shelf presentation.
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