Whaz up Jason,,
I know that
Revell-Monogram did a 1/48th Martin B-26 "Marauder". This particualr kit
(#5510) was a special edition that came w/ a resin interior. Basically you could build it w/ or w/out the resin stuff.
Pro-Modeler also did a Douglas A-26B "Invader" in 1/48th. The only draw back to both of these kits is that they have "raised" panel lines.
The A-26 was a direct descendant of the Douglas A-20 Havoc The Invader began rolling off the production line in 43.
Kind of a interesting note after World War II, when the Martin B-26 "Maruader" was retired, the remaining A-26s were redesignated B-26Bs.
Many saw service in the korean conflict aswell as Vietnam. In Vietnam they were used as Counter-insurgency (COIN)a/c. The B-26s were than converted into B-26ks (Counter-Invaders). While it was used in Vietnam, they redesignated it once again, this time to A-26A. PPHHEEWWWWW...!!!
Sorry about that, I just get a kick out of them redesignating the a/c like that
They cant quite make up their minds now can they
LOL...!!!!!!!
In all I give both these kits Two thumbs up. Did I hear that Tamiya or Hasegawa will be doing one soon
LOL...!!!
Flaps up,MIke
If you would listen to everybody about the inaccuracies, most of the kits on your shelf would not have been built Too Close For Guns, Switching To Finger