The North American PBJ-1J Mitchell was a naval version of the famous B-25 Mitchell medium bomber, adapted for use by the U.S.

Marine Corps during World War II. Derived from the B-25J model, the PBJ-1J featured twin engines, a high mounted wing, and a glass nose typically housing a bombardier.

This variant was modified for maritime operations, often equipped with radar and additional armament for anti shipping, patrol, and close air support roles in the Pacific Theater.

Versatile and rugged, the PBJ-1J served with distinction in Marine bomber squadrons, providing crucial airpower from island airstrips across the Pacific.

Completed Size: W429.5mm x L345mm

Parts: 262

With photo etched parts

Rocket mounts

Highly detailed surface

Cockpit with many details

Decals included

Paint and glue not included