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Special Hobby 1/72 Scale WW2 USAAF P70 Nighthawk ‘First US Night Fighter’ 1/72
Special Hobby 1/72 Scale WW2 USAAF P70 Nighthawk ‘First US Night Fighter’ 1/72
Product Code: SH72460
Availability: In stock
£25.99
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SH72460 P70 Nighthawk ‘First US Nightfighter’ 1/72
The A-20 Havoc was a great light bomber, although it also served as a platform for a night fighter. The Havoc was modified to create the P-70 Nighthawk night fighter. It was deployed in the Pacific and was also used extensively for training in the United States.
The kit consists of six frames of grey plastic parts and a frame of clear parts.
The decals feature four machines, three of which fought in the Pacific and one of which was used for training in the United States.
SH72460 P70 Nighthawk ‘First US Nightfighter’ 1/72
The A-20 Havoc was a great light bomber, although it also served as a platform for a night fighter. The Havoc was modified to create the P-70 Nighthawk night fighter. It was deployed in the Pacific and was also used extensively for training in the United States.
The kit consists of six frames of grey plastic parts and a frame of clear parts.
The decals feature four machines, three of which fought in the Pacific and one of which was used for training in the United States.








