







A 1/144 scale premium diecast model aircraft of a Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator "Subduer".
BuNo 32057, VB-107 Natal, Brazil early 1943.
This premium model features:
This model has a nose-to-tail length of 14cm (5.5") and a wingspan width of 23.5cm (9.25").
Introducing the premium 1/144 scale diecast model of the Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator. This aircraft model is crafted with precision and designed for enthusiasts who appreciate authentic detail. Made with durable die-cast metal and minimal plastic, this model is built to last. It features crisp, pad-printed markings and insignias, a detailed crew figure, and a stylish display stand. The adaptable landing gear offers varied display options, making it a sought-after collectible item.
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The Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator, often referred to as the "Privateer," played a significant role during World War II. This heavy bomber was adapted from the B-24 Liberator and was extensively used by the United States Navy. Known for its long range and heavy payload capacity, the PB4Y-1 was pivotal in anti-submarine warfare and long-range patrol missions.
Variants of the Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator:
The PB4Y-1 Liberator was instrumental in several notable missions, including anti-shipping strikes in the Pacific Theater and reconnaissance missions over the vast expanses of the Atlantic Ocean. Its design innovations, such as the high aspect ratio wings and dual bomb bays, contributed significantly to advancements in military aviation during its era. The aircraft was renowned for its ability to endure long missions, making it a reliable asset in numerous wartime operations.
Whether you are a dedicated collector or an aviation enthusiast, this premium diecast model of the Consolidated PB4Y-1 Liberator is a must-have addition to your collection. The impeccable detail and historical significance of this aircraft model will make it a centerpiece in any display.
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