Trumpeter 06244 SB2U SCOUT BOMBER (6pcs.) – 1/350 Scale Plastic Model

Trumpeter 06244 SB2U Scout Bomber (6pcs.) is a unique set of miniature SB2U reconnaissance and bomber aircraft models in the popular 1/350 scale. The set includes six plastic units for self-assembly, mainly intended as accessories for World War II warship models. This product is ideal both as an addition to navy-themed dioramas and as an enhancement to collections of naval aviation models.

Original SB2U Aircraft – Brief History

The SB2U Vindicator is an American carrier-based bomber and reconnaissance aircraft from the category of light dive bombers. It was designed and produced by Vought. It was the first single-engine, all-metal dive bomber in United States Navy aviation. It entered service in the second half of the 1930s. SB2U aircraft were used primarily by the US Navy, but also by the French and British navies, mainly during operations in the Pacific, the Caribbean Sea, and in the defense of France in the early years of World War II.

Product Details – Trumpeter 06244 SB2U Scout Bomber

• Scale models: 1/350
• Original operators: United States, France, United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War II (1938-1943)
• Material: precisely cast highest quality plastic
• Category: plastic assembly kit, aircraft miniature for ship models
• Set includes: 6 SB2U Scout Bomber models
• Glue and paints NOT included – accessories must be purchased separately

Why Choose This Product?

Trumpeter 06244 SB2U Scout Bomber (6pcs.) is an excellent solution for modelers building 1/350 scale ship replicas who wish to enhance the realism of their projects. The models are characterized by good detail quality, faithfully reproduce the silhouette of the original, and are easy to assemble despite their small size.
The set is recommended for both beginners and advanced modelers who want to enrich their dioramas or collections with authentic American carrier-based bombers from the World War II era. We rate the difficulty at 2 on a scale of 1-5 – the set is dedicated to naval modeling enthusiasts and lovers of historical aviation.