The Douglas B-26C-50 Invader (designated A-26 in WWII) represents the version employed during the Korean War of the legendary American bomber. Redesignated B-26 in 1948, this versatile twin-engine attack aircraft was recalled to service for the Korean conflict with specific modifications for night operations and interdiction. The C-50 variant distinguished itself through the transparent "glass nose" and advanced equipment for tactical missions in the Asian theater.

The ICM kit in 1/48 scale masterfully captures this Korean War configuration with specific details: precision-engraved panels, complete cockpit with period-accurate instrumentation, enhanced armament for night missions, authentic decals for operational units in Korea and crystal-clear transparencies. Superior engineering uniting historical fidelity and accessible assembly for Asian conflicts enthusiasts.

Glue and paints not included in the kit.

During the Korean War (1950-1953), the B-26C-50 operated intensively in night interdiction missions against communist supply lines, ground attacks and close air support. American crews exploited the Invader's superior speed, range and firepower to dominate Korean night skies.