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Airfix B-25C/D Mitchell A06015A: Size, Schemes and Build Readiness

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Choose Airfix B-25C/D Mitchell A06015A when you want a 1:72 bomber project and can accommodate an approximately 11.25-inch wingspan. Its 166 listed parts and two marking schemes make it a more involved undertaking than a small single-engine starter project, even though the scale remains 1:72.

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Check the C/D identity before choosing a scheme

The B-25C/D Mitchell A06015A is the specific release in this guide. Choose it for the C/D subject and the markings supplied with this box, not as a promise of every B-25 version.

Two decal schemes are alternatives for one model. For a project based on a particular squadron, aircraft name or event, compare the actual marking option before buying additional paint or accessories. The broad Mitchell name is not enough to establish that match.

A bomber footprint needs more than a small-fighter slot

The approximate assembled dimensions are 9.125 inches long by 11.25 inches across. The wingspan is the first measurement to check on a bookshelf; the model's length still determines how much depth is needed when it sits nose-out.

Draw the outline on paper and try the intended orientation. Leave room to lift the model clear without catching its wings or tail. A case sold for another 1:72 aircraft is not automatically large enough for this subject.

Plan twin-engine assembly in stages

A twin-engine aircraft gives you more major assemblies to keep aligned. Use the instructions to organize work on the fuselage, wings and engine nacelles, and check matching left and right components before applying cement.

Plan cockpit and other enclosed-area painting before the surrounding structure is closed. Protect clear parts from unnecessary handling while working on seams and exterior colors. These are sensible project-planning steps, not claims that this kit has a particular fit defect.

For a model displayed on its undercarriage, check any balancing or ballast instructions before closing inaccessible areas. Do not invent a weight requirement or assume a ballast supply is included without the instructions confirming it.

Compare another twin-engine subject without confusing the role

The 1:72 Bf110E/E-2 TROP A03081A is a different aircraft subject with 108 listed parts and an approximate 6.5 by 8.875-inch footprint.

It may be the relevant alternative when a smaller twin-engine fighter project is the goal. It is not a substitute for a requested Mitchell bomber, and a lower part count does not provide a tested comparison of build quality.

Supplies and readiness before ordering

A06015A is listed at Skill Level 3. Its main plastic parts are light gray; paint and model cement are separate, and no display stand is included.

Shortlist it when you enjoy planning multiple subassemblies and want this particular bomber on the shelf. A buyer seeking a finished aircraft should not mistake a product photograph for the contents of an assembled-model package.

Choose the marking scheme, confirm the final display space and check which supplies are missing from your workbench. That produces a more useful project budget than comparing kit prices alone.

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Catalog checked September 23, 2026. Dimensions are approximate, and no hands-on fit or completion-time claim is made.

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