Model name: Italian Air Force Macchi M.C.202 Folgore

Application: Collection,Souvenir Gift, Home Office Decoration,Educational,Model

Age Range: > 14 years old

Type: Static finished model

Material: Zinc alloy,plastic

Scale: 1:72

Size: approx 12cm(L) * 14.5cm(W)*4cm(H)/4.7inch(L) * 5.7inch(W)*1.6inch(H)

Package:Aircraft model,Display stand,Original box

The Macchi C.202 Folgore was the main fighter jet of the Italian Air Force during World War II, an improved version of the MC.200 Lightning fighter

The MC.202 Lightning fighter retains the wings, control devices, and parts of the fuselage of the MC.200 fighter, and uses the DB601A engine. The new aircraft had a good appearance and enhanced its attack capability. The MC.202 Lightning fighter was delivered to combat units for use in 1941. Later, the MC.202 Lightning fighter jet was equipped with two 20mm caliber machine guns on its wings.

The MC.202 Lightning fighter was first sent to the 17th Air Group on the front line in Libya, and later the 6th Air Group was also equipped with the MC.202 Lightning fighter. In North Africa, these fighter jets experienced all the battles of the Axis powers, including the retreat at the end of 1941 and the counterattack in early 1942. In battles such as Tobruk, MC.202 Lightning fighters were very active