B-25B Mitchell As Flown By Jimmy Doolittle Scale: 1/41 scale model

Wing Span: 19.75 inches

Length: 15.75 inches

The B-25 bomber gained fame in the daring April 1942 Doolittle Raid.

Lt. Col. James Doolittle humiliated the Japanese military by penetrating some of the world’s most formidable air defenses and dropping bombs a stone’s throw away from the Emperor’s Palace.

The Doolittle Raid's B-25s were the only aircraft to bomb Tokyo until 1944, when B-29 Superfortresses began operating from the Mariana Islands. The B-25 bomber soldiered in every theater of war, excelling in multiple roles, chiefly as a ground-attack aircraft later in the war.