Skip to content
UK stock • Fast dispatch • Secure checkout • Expert model advice
Scale Model Shop
Basket 0
Sale!

Scale Model Shop

Miniart P-47N-1RE Thunderbolt Advanced Kit (1/48) 48062

SKU: MIN48062
Manufacturer SKU: 48062

Original price was: £57.99.Current price is: £52.19.

● In stock

In stock

Free UK Delivery £75Live Stock LevelsReward PointsSecure CheckoutFast UK Shipping
Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, pay on collection and American Express accepted

Reviews for Scale Model Shop Ltd.

Miniart P-47N-1Re Thunderbolt (Advanced Kit) (1/48) 48062

MiniArt scale models featuring highly detailed plastic kits for military vehicles, dioramas, and figures.

Miniart Plastic Model Kit

P-47N-1RE Thunderbolt Advanced Kit (1/48)

This 1/48 scale Advanced Kit from Miniart represents the P-47N-1RE Thunderbolt, the final and most refined production variant of the famous USAAF fighter. Developed specifically for long range escort and ground attack missions, the P-47N featured a redesigned wing with increased internal fuel capacity.

The kit focuses on high levels of surface and internal detail, reflecting the rugged construction and complex systems of the Thunderbolt. The N-series aircraft was optimised for operations in the Pacific theatre, where extended range and durability were essential.

  • 1/48 scale plastic model kit
  • P-47N-1RE Thunderbolt late production variant
  • Advanced Kit with enhanced internal and external detail
  • Detailed cockpit, engine and airframe components
  • Injection moulded plastic parts
  • Assembly instructions included

History

The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt was one of the largest and heaviest single engine fighters of the Second World War, renowned for its durability, firepower and ability to absorb damage. Earlier variants excelled in Europe as high altitude escorts and ground attack aircraft.

The P-47N was developed in response to the demands of the Pacific War, where long distances between bases required fighters with exceptional range. Featuring an extended wing, increased fuel capacity and improved performance, the N-series enabled Thunderbolt units to escort B-29 Superfortress bombers during the final stages of the war.

Entering service in 1945, the P-47N represented the ultimate evolution of the Thunderbolt design, combining long range capability with the rugged qualities that had made the aircraft so successful.