During the Korean War, the 6147th Tactical Control Group flew unarmed and unescorted T-6 aircraft - called "Mosquitoes" by the North Koreans because the sight of a T-6 buzzing down on them meant they were soon to be stung - over enemy targets to mark them with smoke rockets.
Replicating one of those LT-6G Texans flown by the 6147th in 1953, this 1/72 scale, plastic Easy Model airplane features textured surfaces, a two-seat cockpit with a clear "birdcage" canopy, a rotating propeller, extended landing gear, and an authentic paint scheme, including an anti-glare panel. 7" wingspan; includes a display stand.
Replicating one of those LT-6G Texans flown by the 6147th in 1953, this 1/72 scale, plastic Easy Model airplane features textured surfaces, a two-seat cockpit with a clear "birdcage" canopy, a rotating propeller, extended landing gear, and an authentic paint scheme, including an anti-glare panel. 7" wingspan; includes a display stand.