B-17G Flying Fortress

Introduced by Boeing in 1938, the B-17 became a symbol of resilience, precision, and heroism during World War II. Celebrated for its extraordinary ability to withstand heavy damage and complete missions, the aircraft earned the affectionate nickname "Flying Fortress" for consistently bringing its crews home safely against daunting odds. This legendary four-engine heavy bomber was instrumental in Allied strategic bombing campaigns, targeting enemy infrastructure and shaping the path to victory. This die-cast model meticulously recreates the “Nine-O-Nine”, named for the last three digits of the serial number. By the end of the war this prolific bomber had flown 140 combat sorties without losing a single crew member and flew at least 126 consecutive missions without aborting. An essential addition for collectors, aviation enthusiasts, and history lovers alike. Own a piece of aviation history and honor the enduring legacy of the B-17 Flying Fortress.