Academy 9-12632 - ACADEMY 1/144 B-52D STRATOFORTRESS

1/144 B-52D Stratofortress

This model kit offers a highly accurate and finely crafted replica of the iconic American long-range bomber. Featuring detailed panel lines, realistic M117 aerial bombs, and decal options for three different USAF liveries, this kit captures the formidable presence of one of the most enduring aircraft in U.S. Air Force history.

- 1/144 scale plastic model kit
- Cold War era U.S. bomber
- Includes M117 demolition bombs
- 3 USAF marking options
- Finely engraved panel lines
- Assembly required
- Paint and glue not included

Highly Detailed Cold War Strategic Bomber

The Academy 1/144 B-52D Stratofortress kit offers an accurate and true-to-scale replica of the iconic long-range bomber. With precise proportions, realistic M117 demolition bombs, and three authentic USAF markings, this model captures the aircraft's distinctive shape and intricate details for a highly realistic build.

Delicate Panel Line Expression

Carefully molded with precision, the kit features finely engraved panel lines that replicate the structural details of the B-52D with high fidelity. These subtle engravings enhance realism and depth, capturing the rugged surface of the bomber and elevating its display appeal straight out of the box.

4 Decal Options Included

Decal Selection:
B-52D 55-0675
B-52D 55-0676
B-52D 55-0677
B-52D 56-591 "Tommy's Tigator"

Background Information

The B-52D Stratofortress is a long-range, jet-powered strategic bomber developed by Boeing and introduced in the 1950s. It played a crucial role throughout the Cold War as a key component of the United States' nuclear deterrent and conventional bombing capabilities. Known for its impressive range, payload capacity, and durability, the B-52D variant was widely used in various military operations, including the Vietnam War, carrying both nuclear and conventional weapons like the M117 demolition bombs. Its longevity and continuous upgrades have made it one of the most iconic and enduring bombers in U.S. Air Force history.