The Plastic Model P-47D Thunderbolt Bubbletop is a remarkable representation of one of the most iconic fighters of World War II.

• First flight in May 1941, during the turmoil of war in Europe
• Prototype model was XP-47B, leading to the production of 15,683 units
• Equipped initially with an impressive speed capability of up to 633 km/h
• Successive models such as P-47C introduced crucial improvements
• Latest and most developed version, the P-47D, emerged from April 1943
• Features the R-2800-59 engine, unleashing up to 2300 HP with an innovative water injection system
• Unique design with channels around the cockpit for a supercharger positioned behind the pilot
• Various subtypes from D-1 to D-40, with earlier models known as Razorback for their distinctive dorsal spine
• D-25 subtype introduced in June 1944, featuring an electric sliding canopy for improved pilot visibility and increased fuel capacity
• Complete redesign led to the notable and classic appearance of the aircraft
• All subsequent D versions adopted the Bubbletop canopy, defining the late production models
• Renowned for its superb balance as a fighter-bomber