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1/48 CULVER PQ-14B

Model Code: CP4816
28.00 €
Ex. Tax: 28.00 €

This kit is designed for advanced modellers and includes six sprues, one of which is clear, 3D print part and decal sheet.

Markings are provided for 4 different schemes:

  • PQ-14B bu.no. 44-68334 USAF, 1949, Wright Field airbase, used in TIPTOW wing tip experements
  • PQ-14B bu.no. 44-21881 USAF, 1940-x
  • PQ-14B bu.no. 44-68454 USAF, 1940-x Air force flight test center, Muroc airbase
  • PQ-14B bu.no. 44-68462 USAF, 1940-x

Colored and detailed assembly guide will make the assembly process easy and enjoyable. And the box will serve as an excellent organizer which will be handy during assembly process.

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The cost of goods does not include shipping costs.
Order will be shipped within 1-3 business days of receiving payment.
Worldwide delivery via standard international registered post service (airmail) up to 20 business days.
Delivery time may be increased during the national holidays of Ukrainian and during the sales.
You can pay by PayPal (in USD only), Payoneer or bank transfer.
Please, contact us at info@clearpropmodels.com if any parts are damaged or missed. We will provide you with information about further actions.
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1/48 CULVER PQ-14B
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1/48 CULVER PQ-14B from Sasha As, Ukraine
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Finescale Modeler Magazine
Finescale Modeler Magazine
29 february 2024
Rating: 5 of 5
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