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Discover the legend of the strategic air force of World War II! Build one of the most impressive bombers in history in a collectible 1:72 scale.
The Boeing B-29 Superfortress "Monsoon Goon" from COBI is a unique model representing one of the most iconic bombers operating in the China-Burma-India operational area. The monumental silhouette, historical markings and unique camouflage make this set an exceptional model among other Allied air force models and a real highlight of any collection.
Why choose this model?
• Impressive strategic bomber in 1:72 scale
• Unique historical color scheme of Olive Drab and Neutral Grey
• High level of detail and large dimensions of the model
• Ideal gift for aviation and history enthusiasts
• Excellent basis for building dioramas from World War II
• Building bricks develops precision, patience and spatial imagination
What is included in the set?
• Boeing B-29 Superfortress "Monsoon Goon" model
The legendary American strategic bomber has been reconstructed with a length of over 43 cm, with an emphasis on the proportions, four-engine design and historical markings of a real combat aircraft.
• 1074 pieces
A large number of pieces ensures an engaging and satisfying build and an impressive collector's model.
• 1:72 scale
The carefully selected scale makes the model a great centerpiece for a collection or part of a large historical diorama.
• Historical camouflage
This model replicates one of the few B-29s painted in the distinctive Olive Drab and Neutral Grey camouflage. The olive green color scheme distinguished this aircraft from most Superfortress models, which were left in their natural metal finish.
• Historically accurate markings
The "Monsoon Goon" model depicts the aircraft belonging to the 794th Bombardment Wing, 468th Bombardment Group, 20th Air Force, operating in the China-Burma-India area of operations.
• Moving parts and realistic design
Rotating propellers, opening bomb bays with AN-M65 bombs, movable gun emplacements and removable wheels with rubber tires enhance realism and allow for impressive display.
• Advanced strategic bomber design
This model draws on groundbreaking B-29 features such as pressurized cockpits and remote-controlled gun turrets.
• Collector's plaque
An elegant plaque with the model name, scale and American flag highlights the historic character of the set.
• Stylish display base
The solid black base gives the model a prestigious look and looks great in a display case, on a shelf or on a table.
• "Flying" effect
Transparent supports create the impression that the model is floating in the air, giving the model a dynamic and light feel.
• High-quality workmanship
Durable colorfast prints, precise component fit and robust construction guarantee long-lasting aesthetics.
• An icon of World War II aviation
The B-29 Superfortress was one of the most technologically advanced bombers of its time and played a key role in operations in the Pacific.
• Ideal for historical dioramas
The model perfectly complements other military and aviation sets and allows you to create realistic scenes from the Second World War.
• Clear assembly instructions
Clear step-by-step instructions allow for intuitive and satisfying assembly.
Model for:
• fans of historical models
• aviation and model aircraft enthusiasts
• collectors of the Second World War
• fans of the COBI series
• those who build their own model collections in 1:72 scale
• those looking for a unique gift (10+)
• enthusiasts of model making
History of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress
The Boeing B-29 Superfortress is one of the most advanced bombers of World War II and an icon of the US Air Force. Equipped with pressurized cockpits, remotely controlled turrets and a modern fire control system, it represented a breakthrough in aviation technology.
Thanks to its long range and carrying capacity, it became a key element of the US strategy in the Pacific. The first combat missions began in 1944. The aircraft operated from bases in India and China, later from Guam, Saipan and Tinian, carrying out strategic air strikes against targets in Japan.
The most famous operations include the bombing of Tokyo and the atomic bombing missions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the Enola Gay and Bockscar. After the war, the B-29 remained in service for many years, including the Korean War.
"Monsoon Goon"
"Monsoon Goon" was a Boeing B-29 Superfortress of the 794th Bombardment Squadron, 468th Bombardment Group. In 1944, it was deployed to India, where it participated in long-range bombing operations over Asia.
In late 1944, it returned to the United States, where it was stationed at Pyote Army Airfield, Texas. There, it was decommissioned and scrapped in 1949.
