MMP Books 78753 Scale Plans No. 20 Republic P-47B-D Razorback EN – Scale Modeling Plans in 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32

MMP Books 78753 Scale Plans No. 20 Republic P-47B-D Razorback EN is a unique set of modeling plans aimed at aviation modelers who value the highest precision and historical accuracy in the reproduction of aircraft models. This publication features detailed plans in three popular scales: 1/72, 1/48, and 1/32. Developed by the renowned publisher MMP Books, this item is an indispensable tool for both beginner and advanced modeling enthusiasts.

Technical Product Description

• Category: Scale modeling plans for assembly
• Format: A3 sheets folded to A4
• Page count: 14, double-sided print
• Scale: 1/72, 1/48, 1/32
• Material: High-quality, heavyweight paper
• Publication language: English

Historical Information

The Republic P-47B-D Razorback is a classic American fighter aircraft from the period of World War II. Used by the United States Air Force and its allies, this robust and powerful fighter gained fame during combat operations on the fronts of Europe and the Pacific, especially from 1941–1945. It was distinguished by its characteristic “razorback” fuselage—with a clearly defined dorsal spine, making it unique among other P-47 variants. The plans include versions B, C, and D, all of which participated in such battles as Normandy, the Italian campaigns, and numerous ground support operations.

Product Application

Thanks to precise drawings in several scales, this publication is an excellent aid for modelers building or improving their P-47 “Razorback” models—both for fun and for modeling competitions. It offers unparalleled depiction of structural details, panel lines, and airframe segments, allowing for an authentic recreation of the model’s historical appearance.

Who is it for?

MMP Books 78753 Scale Plans No. 20 Republic P-47B-D Razorback EN is recommended for both advanced and beginner aviation modelers as well as collectors of historical aircraft technical plans. It also constitutes a valuable source for aviation historians, artists, and diorama makers.

Difficulty Level:

Using the plans requires basic knowledge of modeling techniques—we rate the difficulty level at 2/5.