Hasegawa Lancaster B Mk.I/Mk.III Model Kit - 1:72 - E23
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The Hasegawa Lancaster B Mk.I/Mk.III model kit is designed for intermediate to advanced scale modellers who appreciate historical accuracy and precision engineering in 1:72 scale. Its key benefit lies in the superior fit and finely engraved surface details that make for a professional-grade replica of the iconic WWII British heavy bomber; however, prospective builders should note that this kit requires purchase of separate modelling glue and paint, and the small component count demands a steady hand and patience.
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| Model Part Number | E23 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hasegawa |
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FAQs
Are paint and glue included in the kit?
No, paint and glue must be purchased separately.
What scale is this model?
This is a 1:72 scale model kit.
Can the bomb bay be left open?
Yes, the kit is designed with parts to allow for either an open or closed bomb bay display.
Does this kit include crew figures?
The kit focuses on the aircraft structure and ordnance; please check the included sprue maps to confirm specific figures.
Which squadron markings are provided?
This specific kit (E23) includes decal options for the 467th Squadron.
Troubleshooting
Parts appear to have slight warping.
Gently heat the plastic with a hairdryer on a low setting and carefully bend into alignment before gluing.
Decals are silvering on the surface.
Apply a gloss clear coat to the model surface before decal application and use a decal setting solution.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- High-quality molding with minimal flash
- Excellent fitment of main fuselage and wing sections
- Historical accuracy for 467th Squadron markings
- Detailed internal bomb bay configuration
Cons
- Paint and assembly glue are not included
- Challenging for absolute beginners due to intricate parts
- Requires aftermarket research for additional interior details
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before beginning, ensure you have a dedicated hobby workspace with adequate lighting and a sharp craft knife or sprue cutter to remove parts from the runners. Because the parts are molded with fine detail, use thin plastic cement to avoid melting the delicate surface textures. For long-term care, store the finished model in a display cabinet out of direct sunlight to prevent decal yellowing and plastic brittleness. If you choose to weather the model, use acrylic-based paints for easier cleanup and compatibility with most decal setting solutions.