This is the 1/72 Sle USAAF B-29A "Enola Gay & Bocksr" Plastic Mol K by Amy
Contents:
- B29A ENOLA GAY/BOCKSR AIRCRAFT
- B-29A SUPERFORTRS MOL | ENOLA GAY
- BOEG B - 29 AKA ENOLA GAY MPL3D MOL
- MONOGRAM B-29 SUPERFORTRS "ENOLA GAY" 1/48 COMPLETE
B29A ENOLA GAY/BOCKSR AIRCRAFT
* b 29 enola gay model *
Tibbets, Jr., mand of the Superfortrs Enola Gay, dropped a highly enriched uranium, explosn-type, "gun-fired, " atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Enola Gay flew as the advance weather rennaissance aircraft that day.
He named the B-29 that he flew on 6 Augt Enola Gay after his mother. Enola Gay is a mol B-29-45-MO, serial number 44-86292. The airplane's last flight end on December 2 when the Enola Gay touched down at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland.
The staff at Garber began workg to prerve and rtore Enola Gay December 1984. Imprsive Collectible of the Enola Gay B-29A Superfortrs Aircraft. This B-29 Superfortrs Mol Airplane is a sle mol of the origal B-29 "Enola Gay" aircraft.
B-29A SUPERFORTRS MOL | ENOLA GAY
This B-29 Superfortrs aircraft "Enola Gay" is most known for droppg the first nuclear bomb lled "Ltle Boy" over Hiroshima, Japan on Augt 5, 1945. Monogram B-29 Superfortrs "Enola Gay" 1/48 Complete. Inially I was gog to do both atomic bombers, but once I really got a look at all that was gog to be volved producg a "Silverplate" Superfortrs out of the vast amounts of plastic that Monogram crammed to that huge box, I opted for a different approach - I'd build one Silverplate as the Enola Gay, and the other as a nventnal B-29 Superfortrs.
BOEG B - 29 AKA ENOLA GAY MPL3D MOL
I pated the Enola Gay varyg shas of AK Extreme Metallics - duralumum, whe alumum, dark alumum, and stals steel.
Speakg of, I had to be creative the e of my work space given the ks' size, and whilst movg the Enola Gay so I uld work on the other, I heard somethg h the floor. I don't feel like I did que as good a job on Enola Gay as I did on Hump' Honey, but I thk I'll cut myself a ltle b of a break, as there is an sane amount of work to do to even be able to get to the right ballpark for a Silverplate bomber.