Breguet Atlantic 1 “Italian Eagle” (1/72) 03845
The Revell 1/72 Breguet Atlantic 1 “Italian Eagle” kit recreates the maritime reconnaissance aircraft that served the Italian Navy for almost 45 years. Renowned for its anti-submarine warfare capabilities, the Atlantic 1 was a cornerstone of NATO’s maritime patrol fleet. This detailed kit features a finely rendered cockpit, observer station, and torpedo compartment, along with a super decal sheet depicting the spectacular eagle artwork of the 41° Stormo.
1/72 scale plastic model kit
Detailed cockpit with side consoles
Front observer compartment with seat
Detailed torpedo bay with optional open doors
Engine exhaust pipes and detailed cowlings
Entry hatch with ladder
Separate radome for search radar
Super decal set featuring 41° Stormo’s eagle livery
This model kit requires assembly and painting. Glue, paints and tools are not included and must be purchased separately.
History:
The Breguet Atlantic 1 was developed in the 1960s as a long-range maritime patrol and anti-submarine warfare aircraft. Operated by NATO members including France, Germany, and Italy, it was designed to detect and track submarines while carrying torpedoes and depth charges in its internal weapons bay. The Italian Navy used the Atlantic for nearly half a century, with aircraft of the 41° Stormo based at Sigonella becoming a familiar sight in the Mediterranean. One aircraft in particular gained fame for its striking special paint scheme: a giant eagle spanning the fuselage, symbolising the unit’s heritage. Phased out in the early 2010s, the Atlantic 1 left behind a distinguished legacy in maritime aviation.
Model replica of the A-26B Invader, a USAAF light combat bomber used in the Second World War. It was heavily armed and proved to be very robust during missions.
- Detailed interior fittings
- 3 crew figures
- Rotatable machine gun turrets
- Bomb bay containing 8 bombs
- Rotating propeller
- Detailed under-carriage
- Machine gun pod and rockets
Authentic representation of the following versions:
- Douglas A-26B Invader, 552 BS, 386 BG, 9AF, Beaumont-sur-Oise, France, April 1945
- Douglas A-26B Invader, 668 BS, 416 BG, 9AF, Melun, France, January 1945
Colours Required
Main 8 9 15 35 46 65 85 91 99 371
