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1:72 Boeing B17G Flying Fortress shock cap the Hawker Siddeley 121 TridentProduct Info As a much valued and one of the most well known fighting aircraft designs of the Second World War, the Boeing B 17G Flying Fortress will look as eye cathcing in your Airfix range as it did on the battlefield. Measuring at 457. 2mm, featuring two livery schemes and a 254mm wingspan, no military collection is complete without the Boeing B 17G. Order direct from Airfix today!