B-25 Mitchell Briefing Time Airplane Model

The B-25 Mitchell was originally crafted for the United States Army Air Corps before World War II, marking North American’s first multi-engine bomber design. Initially featuring shoulder-mounted wings and a narrow fuselage for a three-person crew, the design evolved to meet increased payload demands with mid-wing placement and a wider fuselage allowing side-by-side seating for pilot and co-pilot. With multiple variants, including heavily armed versions and those equipped with autopilot, the B-25 became America’s most widely used medium bomber during the war. Post-war, many served as trainers and transport aircraft. This detailed mahogany model, with a 19-inch wingspan and 16.5-inch length, captures the legacy of this iconic warbird.