Corgi B-25 Mitchell II 180 SQDN RAF Europe 1943 Scale 1/72 AA35309

The Corgi Aviation Archive North American B-25 Mitchell II AA35309 is a collectable 1/72 scale diecast model of an RAF-operated American medium bomber from the Second World War. This release represents a B-25 Mitchell II of RAF No.180 Squadron, operating in North-Western Europe during late 1943.

The North American B-25 Mitchell was one of the most versatile twin-engine medium bombers of the war. Although strongly associated with the United States Army Air Forces, the Mitchell also served with the Royal Air Force, where it was used for medium-level bombing and tactical operations over occupied Europe.

RAF No.180 Squadron was one of the RAF units equipped with the Mitchell, making this Corgi release a strong subject for collectors of British-operated American aircraft. The 1943 North-Western Europe setting adds historical interest to the model, linking it to the RAF’s offensive air operations in the period before D-Day.

Produced by Corgi Aviation Archive, AA35309 is ideal for collectors of RAF aircraft, B-25 Mitchells, No. 180 Squadron subjects, Second World War medium bombers, and 1/72-scale diecast military aircraft.

Key Features

• Manufacturer: Corgi
• Range: Aviation Archive
• Aircraft Type: North American B-25 Mitchell II
• Operator: Royal Air Force
• Squadron: RAF No.180 Squadron
• Theatre: North-Western Europe
• Period: Late 1943
• Scale: 1/72
• Product Code: AA35309
• Model Type: Diecast military aircraft model
• Collector Theme: RAF medium bomber / B-25 Mitchell / No.180 Squadron / North-West Europe / Second World War aircraft

Collector Notes

This model represents an RAF B-25 Mitchell II from No.180 Squadron, a strong subject for collectors who focus on US-built aircraft in British wartime service. The Mitchell is often associated with American operations, so RAF-marked examples such as AA35309 offer a useful variety in a Second World War bomber collection.

For collectors, this model pairs well with Corgi RAF bombers, Douglas Bostons, Martin Baltimores, Mosquitos, Beaufighters, Wellingtons and other tactical bomber subjects from the European theatre.