Eduard 1/32 P-51B/C Mustang Birdcage canopy HYBRID - 932012

Take on one of World War II’s most iconic American fighters with Eduard’s impressive 1/32 P-51B/C Mustang Birdcage Canopy. Part of Eduard’s Hybrid Edition series, this large-scale Mustang combines highly detailed plastic components with an extensive selection of resin and photo-etched upgrades straight from the box.

The kit represents the early P-51B/C Mustang fitted with the distinctive framed “birdcage” canopy and includes five marking options covering aircraft serving with the U.S. Army Air Forces’ 8th and 15th Air Forces.

Eduard has packed this release with detail normally requiring a substantial aftermarket investment. Resin components are included for the cockpit, undercarriage bays, wheels, guns, and exhausts, while photo-etched details and pre-cut painting masks further enhance the finished model.

Kit Features

• Scale: 1/32

• Manufacturer: Eduard

• Kit No.: 932012

• Edition: Hybrid

• Detailed Eduard plastic parts

• 5 marking options

• Eduard decals

• Photo-etched detail parts

• Pre-cut painting masks

• Resin detailed cockpit

• Resin undercarriage bays

• Resin wheels

• Resin guns

• Resin exhausts

• Features the distinctive P-51B/C birdcage canopy

Marking Options Include

• P-51B-7-NA – Capt. Dominic S. Gentile, 336th FS, 4th FG, 8th Air Force, Debden, England, 1944

• P-51B-15-NA – Lt. John F. Thornell, 328th FS, 352nd FG, 8th Air Force, Bodney, England, 1944

• P-51C-1-NT – Lt. William B. Overstreet, 363rd FS, 357th FG, 8th Air Force, Leiston, England, 1944

• P-51B-15-NA – Capt. Robert M. Barkey, 318th FS, 325th FG, 15th Air Force, Lesina, Italy, 1944

• P-51C-10-NT – Capt. Woodrow Crockett, 100th FS, 332nd FG, 15th Air Force, Ramitelli, Italy, 1944

With its large 1/32 scale, extensive multimedia detail and selection of historically significant aircraft, Eduard’s P-51B/C Mustang is an outstanding choice for Mustang enthusiasts and modelers looking for a highly detailed centerpiece build.

Skill Level: Recommended for experienced modelers due to the combination of plastic, resin and photo-etched components.

Paint and glue are required for assembly and are sold separately.