1:72 B-17G Flying Fortress control arm such as the Supermarine Spitfire

such as the Supermarine Spitfire and de Havilland's own Mosquito

To effectively deploy 'smart' munitions

Side lugs allow the Wendigo to achieve grip while squeezing between two large rocks

Extruded aluminum driveshaft splines

not some shirtless

1:72 B-17G Flying Fortress control arm such as the Supermarine SpitfireThe B 17 Flying Fortress is the best known American bomber of World War II. Heavy losses in 1943, when a total of 120 bombers was shot down, lead to the conclusion that previous B 17 versions carried insufficient defensive armament. As a consequence, the front lower nose of the B 17G was equipped with a turret carrying two 12,7 mm machine guns, providing an effective defense against the feared frontal attacks. Simultaneously, supplementary gun