Mitsubishi G4M1 Betty

The Japanese built more of the Type 1 Attack bomber (allied code named "Betty") than any other bomber during World War II. From the first day of war until after the surrender, BETTY bombers saw service throughout the Pacific and Indian Oceans.

The new Betty Bomber from Minicraft features new markings representing the Imperial Japanese Navy aircraft that carried Admiral Yamamoto to his last inspection tour. The Japanese aircraft were shot down by USAAF P-38 fighters during a daring intercept mission in 1943. This kit features high-quality decals printed by Cartograf, pre-decorated clear parts and the new Minicraft clear stand for display "in flight".