Recreate a remarkable piece of British aviation history with the Airfix Bristol Beaufort Mk.IA 1:72 scale model kit, celebrating one of Bristol's most important aircraft of the Second World War.
Designed and manufactured by the Bristol Aeroplane Company, the Bristol Beaufort was a twin-engined torpedo bomber and reconnaissance aircraft that played a vital role in RAF Coastal Command operations. Entering service in 1940, the Beaufort undertook some of the most dangerous missions of the war, targeting enemy shipping and conducting maritime reconnaissance in challenging conditions.
The Mk.IA variant introduced structural improvements and a Bristol B1 Mk.V gun turret, enhancing the aircraft's capabilities. Its distinctive twin-engine design and significant wartime contribution make the Beaufort a fascinating aircraft for aviation enthusiasts and military history collectors alike.
This detailed Airfix 1:72 scale model kit features 159 individual parts and two authentic RAF marking options, offering an enjoyable and rewarding building experience. Whether you're an experienced modeller or developing your model-making skills, it's a fantastic opportunity to recreate an aircraft that helped establish Bristol's reputation for aviation engineering excellence.
Product Features
- Brand: Airfix
- Aircraft: Bristol Beaufort Mk.IA
- Scale: 1:72
- Number of parts: 159
- Skill level: 2
- Completed dimensions: 18.6cm (L) x 24.4cm (W) x 6.08cm (H)
- Marking options: Two authentic RAF aircraft schemes
- Contents: Plastic model kit, instruction sheet, paint guide and decals
- Age recommendation: 8 years and over
- Ideal for: Model-making enthusiasts, aviation collectors and Second World War history fans
Please note: This is an unassembled plastic model kit. Paints and glue are required to complete the model and are sold separately.
Bring Bristol's wartime aviation heritage to life with this Airfix Beaufort model kit, celebrating the innovation, craftsmanship and engineering expertise behind one of Britain's most recognisable military aircraft.