Corgi Aviation Archive AA33304 depicts the Boeing B-17E Flying Fortress in USAAF 7th BG / 414th BS markings as “Yankee Doodle”, based at RAF Grafton Underwood, England in September 1942. What makes this one distinctive is the early-war E-model context noted in the reference, including the period where Fortresses wore RAF-style camouflage while flying with USAAF units, tying the scheme to a very specific point in the 1942 daylight bombing campaign.

A standout early USAAF heavy bomber for display, ideal if you want a large 1:72 shelf presence with a named aircraft and period-correct 1942 markings.

Fact Sheet

Dimensions

Model Condition - Good (6/10)

• This model is generally in good condition but the top arial and the pod on the underside of the nose have been reglued on. There are some white specs to the topside of the wing and some light underside wear.

Box condition - Good (6/10)

• The box is in good condition with a perforation to the front cover along with a scratch line.

Photographed under studio lighting to highlight even the smallest imperfections. Buy with confidence, what you see is exactly what you get.

Any imperfections are shown in the images and description. Refer to the grading tab for more details. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.