Dora Wings 48035 1/48 Bellanca Percival Proctor Mk.I

The Percival Proctor was a British radio trainer and communications aircraft developed from the Percival Vega Gull. The Mk.I was the first version specifically tailored for the Royal Air Force, entering service in 1939. It was primarily used for training wireless operators and navigators, but its reliable performance also made it a favorite for liaison and VIP transport. During the war, Proctors were ubiquitous at training airfields across the UK, providing a stable platform for the crews who would later operate Britain’s heavy bombers.

Features

• Detailed Training Cockpit: The 1/48 scale provides a spacious interior featuring specific radio equipment, navigation tools, and tandem seating configurations.
• Photo-Etched (PE) Enhancement: Includes a dedicated PE fret for a professional-grade instrument panel, seat belts, and fine exterior control linkages.
• Surface Precision: Features exceptionally crisp, recessed panel lines and realistic representations of the wood-and-fabric skin construction.
• Refined Engine Cowling: Accurately captures the lines of the de Havilland Gipsy Queen engine installation.
• Authentic RAF Markings: High-quality decals are provided for historically accurate aircraft, including the iconic yellow-bellied training liveries of the RAF.