Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb, AR298, Jens Muller, 'Great Escape Collection’, 1:72, Corgi
Scale, 1:72
Original ref: AA31934C
Manufacturer: Corgi
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Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb, AR298, Jens Muller, 'Great Escape Collection', 1:72, Corgi
HISTORY
In the spring of 1943, squad leader Robert Bushell devised a flight plan at the Stalag Luft III prisoner of war camp in the German province of Lower Silesia (now Zagan, Poland).
The camp was originally only for officers but later it also housed enemy aviators captured from the RAF and other allied air forces. The location of the camp was specifically selected to avoid tunneling but Bushell thought otherwise.
Jens Muller was born in Shanghai, China in November 1917. Son of a Norwegian engineer and a British actress, the young Muller had a pilot's license since he was 18 when he was studying in Zurich and war was declared.
After the occupation of Norway he went to Great Britain and enlisted in the RAF where he became an officer in 1942.
On June 19, 1942 he was shot down by a Focke-Wulf FW190 and after spending 66 hours in a boat he was captured by the Germans.
Scale, 1:72
Manufacturer: Corgi
Collection "The Great Scape Collection" (The great evasion)
Original ref: AA31934C
Limited edition.
Spread: 15.5 cm.
Painted and assembled in the factory.
Manufactured in metal.
With display stand.
High quality finish and level of detail.
Collector's item, for over 14 years.
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