B-17G Flying Fortress “Man O’ War II” (1:72 Scale)

Boeing Licensed Product

Original Aircraft

The Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress was the final and most heavily armed variant of the iconic WWII bomber. “Man O’ War II” served with the 91st Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, flying from Bassingbourn, England. Equipped with a chin turret and enhanced defensive armament, it completed 76 combat missions before being shot down by enemy fighters on November 2, 1944. Four crew members survived as prisoners of war; five were lost with the aircraft.

Model Overview

This 1:72 scale diecast model delivers a highly detailed replica of the B-17G “Man O’ War II.” It features accurate LG-V squadron codes, authentic WWII markings, and finely reproduced panel detailing. Built with a solid diecast metal body and plastic components, it comes mostly pre-assembled with a removable display stand. Packaging is sturdy and visually striking, with the Boeing certified logo printed on the box and a brief aircraft history.

Key Features

Aircraft & Historical Accuracy

• 1:72 scale diecast replica of the Boeing B-17G “Man O’ War II”
• Chin turret, gun positions, and LG-V / Triangle-A markings as flown by the 91st Bomb Group
• Historical scheme from Bassingbourn, England, during WWII
• Boeing licensed with printed branding and aircraft history on the box

Size & Materials

• Length: approx. 32 cm (12.6 in)
• Wingspan: approx. 44 cm (17.3 in)
• Height: approx. 12.5 cm (4.9 in)
• Weight (inc box): 2.02 kg
• Diecast metal body with plastic detail parts
• Mostly pre-assembled

Display & Collectability

• Ideal for WWII aviation collectors and history enthusiasts
• Removable display stand included
• Impressive large-scale presence for shelves or display cabinets
• Gift-ready packaging with built-in historical information

Final Note: This B-17G “Man O’ War II” model blends historical accuracy with commanding display presence. Its detailed finish, large scale, and authentic markings make it a standout centrepiece in any WWII aviation collection.