WWII PBY-5A Catalina Giant Model for Sale 1/28 Scale Balsa Aircraft

Giant Catalina Flying Boat: WWII Legend in Balsa, Own a Piece of History! 1/28 Scale.

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This is the PBY-5a Catalina Amphibious Flying Boat Celebrated WWII Allied Forces Float Plane from the Giant Scale WWII Series by Guillows. Suitable for Ages 14 & Older. Flown by most Allied Forces in World War 2, the PBY Catalina became the most successful wartime flying boat because of its flight range, carrying capacity and ability to land on any reasonable body of calm water. From the attack on Pearl Harbor thru war's end, the PBY saw service in nearly every combat theater around the globe-from icy Greenland and Alaska to the steaming tropics of the South Pacific where many personnel of downed bombers owed their lives to at-sea rescues by PBY's. When the war terminated in 1945, many surviving Catalina's began new careers as cargo transports, forest fire water bombers and members of geophysical survey teams. In these and other civilian roles, a number of PBY's continued to successfully operate until the early 1980's.

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Balsa flying model kit Choice of 3 building options: - PBY-5A with floats and gear extended - RBY-5A with floats and gear retracted - RBY-5A as a float plane only Simple structural conversions Step-by-step instructions