Designed to meet an RAF requirement for fighter-bomber and reconnaissance aircraft, the P-51 Mustang was a versatile aircraft capable of escorting bombers on long-range missions, engaging in dogfights, and dropping down to destroy German targets on the ground. The Truman Senate War Investigating Committee once called the Mustang "the most aerodynamically perfect pursuit plane in existence." The 348th FG Lt. Col. "Dinghy" Dunham scored his 16th and final victory - and only Mustang victory, nicknamed "Mrs. Bonnie" - in the closing months of the second World War in this P-51K.
A replica of "Mrs. Bonnie," this 1/48, Hobby Master, die cast model features realistic markings and details, and a display stand. 9¼" wingspan.
A replica of "Mrs. Bonnie," this 1/48, Hobby Master, die cast model features realistic markings and details, and a display stand. 9¼" wingspan.
