Original Aircraft The North American B-25B Mitchell was a twin-engine medium bomber made famous by the Doolittle Raid of April 1942. In a daring mission following Pearl Harbor, sixteen B-25s launched from the USS Hornet to strike the Japanese mainland, marking the first U.S. air attack on Japan. The operation proved the Mitchells exceptional range, payload capacity, and reliability while giving a vital boost to American morale during World War II. Model Overview This 1:72 scale diecast model faithfully recreates the historic B-25B used in the Doolittle Raid, complete with wartime markings and detailed features. From its twin engines and cockpit layout to its defensive gun stations, every aspect is crafted for realism and display presence. The model is made from diecast metal with plastic components for fine accuracy and comes mostly pre-assembled with a sturdy display stand and identification plate. Design & Dimensions The model measures approximately 39 cm in wingspan, 23 cm in length, and 17 cm in height, with a boxed weight of 1.16 kg. Packaged in collector-grade presentation with printed aircraft history and North American branding. Final Note: Blending historical accuracy with strong visual presence, this B-25B Mitchell model pays tribute to the bravery of the Doolittle Raiders and is a standout collectible for WWII enthusiasts. netfurniture B-25B Mitchell “Whirling Dervish" - Doolittle Raid Diecast Model 1:72 in Khaki