B-25 WWII BOMBER PLANETAG SERIAL# 44-30090

From the bomber type that raided Tokyo four months after Pearl Harbor. Cut from North American B-25 Mitchell, serial 44-30090.

The aircraft

In April 1942, sixteen B-25s launched from the deck of USS Hornet and bombed Tokyo. Nobody had flown a twin engine bomber off a carrier before. The Doolittle Raid did limited physical damage and enormous strategic damage, and it made the B-25 famous.

Beyond that raid, the Mitchell served in almost every theatre of the Second World War, as a medium bomber, ground attack aircraft and maritime strike platform.

MotoArt sourced the skins from 44-30090 through the same channel that supplies material for its B-25 desks. The aircraft was decommissioned and has since been used to keep other B-25s flying.

What you receive

• One PlaneTag cut from the actual airframe of 44-30090
• Laser etched with the aircraft type and serial
• Numbered as part of a limited edition, on its display card
• Durable metal ring for keys, luggage or display

Please read before ordering

PlaneTags are cut from real aircraft skin, not stamped from new metal. Each carries the paint, thickness and wear of the exact section it came from. Colour varies between tags. Photographs are a guide only.

Not suitable for children under eight. Contains aircraft paint. Keep out of mouths.

Shipped from Australia.