Martin B-26B Marauder with Pilots and Ground Staff C.30

Martin B-26B Marauder with Pilots and Ground Staff C.30The first prototype of the B 26 bomber got off the ground on November 25, 1940, and it was adopted by the U. S. Air Force in February 1941. During its servicing, the design of the bomber was constantly changed to improve its flight and combat characteristics. The latest modification, the B 26B Marauder (B 26B 55 MA), was produced until February 1944. These aircraft actively participated in U. S. operations in Europe, initially based in Britain, and

In total in 1940-1944

★The large rear fan has realistic depictions of internal ducts

September 1985

long-range attacks

The evolution of Stralis is also distinguished by a “powertrain” that minimises fuel consumption and reduces maintenance costs

The first attacks by German torpedo bombers in WWII took place in the fall of 1941

7mm nose-mounted machine guns and four powerful 20mm auto-cannons

★Length: 197mm

An Invaluable Presence

September 1946

Such bombs were dropped in order to quickly clear the forest under the helipad

no shot trap (created by the curved face of the initial-type turret)