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          B-24 Liberator WWII Heavy Bomber Building Set – A Four-Engine Legend to Display ✈️

          ASTM & CPSIA Tested
          Eco-friendly ABS
          100% Missing Piece Guarantee
          ASTM & CPSIA Tested
          Eco-friendly ABS
          100% Missing Piece Guarantee
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          €55,99 EUR
          €100,00 EUR

          A legend of World War II aviation

          THE LIBERATOR LEGACY. BUILT BRICK BY BRICK.

          Few aircraft tell the story of World War II aviation quite like the B-24 Liberator. First flown in 1939, this four-engine heavy bomber became a vital part of Allied air operations and one of the most extensively produced American military aircraft in history.

          This collector building set celebrates the details that made the Liberator unmistakable: its expansive high-mounted wings, four propeller engines, distinctive twin tail, and glass-framed nose.

          A historic silhouette. A new way to appreciate it.

          B-24 Liberator brick-built bomber on its black display stand beside vintage-inspired collector packaging

          The unmistakable four-engine heavy bomber

          WIDE WINGS. TWIN TAIL. PURE AVIATION HISTORY.

          The real B-24 stood apart from other wartime aircraft. Its long high-mounted wing, substantial fuselage, four radial engines, and twin vertical tail fins gave it a silhouette recognized by aviation enthusiasts generations later.

          Those defining features give this brick-built interpretation its character. Olive and tan camouflage-style colors, layered panel detailing, four propellers, and the signature double tail create a compelling model from nose to tail.

          Raised on its black display stand with a nameplate, the completed aircraft has the presence of a miniature aviation exhibit.

          An icon of the skies, ready for the shelf.

          Complete olive and tan B-24 Liberator building-brick aircraft with four propellers, twin tail, and black display stand against white

          Details that define the Liberator

          FROM THE GLASS NOSE TO THE TWIN FINS.

          Look closer and the B-24's distinctive design comes into focus. The model features a multi-pane glazed nose and cockpit, giving its forward section the unmistakable appearance of a classic heavy bomber.

          Across the wings, four separate engine nacelles with black propellers and yellow-tipped blades add mechanical visual character. At the rear, the twin tail fins, the number “27,” and vintage military-inspired markings complete the aircraft's memorable profile.

          These are the kinds of recognizable details that turn an aircraft model into a conversation piece.

          • Glazed Nose & Cockpit
          • Four Propeller Engines
          • Twin Tail & Markings
          Three close-ups showing the B-24 glazed nose, propeller engine, and twin tail with number 27

          A hands-on project for aircraft enthusiasts

          BRING A WARTIME WARBIRD TO LIFE, PIECE BY PIECE.

          There is something special about seeing a historic aircraft take shape through a building project. The Liberator's unusual proportions make the finished result particularly rewarding to examine.

          Enjoy bringing together the long fuselage, cockpit section, broad wings, four engine assemblies, and twin-tail structure, then presenting the finished model above its display stand.

          For adult brick-building fans, World War II aviation enthusiasts, and aircraft collectors, this is an opportunity to spend time with a design that shaped an era of flight—not just read about it.

          Build the details. Discover the silhouette.

          Adult hobbyist working on the B-24 Liberator brick-built bomber at a desk with building pieces and instructions

          An aviation centerpiece worth a closer look

          A PIECE OF THE AIRCRAFT HANGAR, AT HOME.

          The B-24's wide wings and twin tail give this model a strong presence on display. Its camouflage-inspired brickwork, wartime-style graphics, and black presentation base make the aircraft immediately recognizable as a tribute to historic military aviation.

          Place it on a home office desk, living-room table, collector shelf, or dedicated aviation display. The raised stand presents the aircraft in a flight-like position so the entire silhouette remains visible.

          Whether displayed by itself or alongside other classic aircraft builds, the Liberator adds a distinctive chapter to an aviation collection.

          Display the shape. Remember the history.

          B-24 Liberator building-brick model displayed in a living room, office, collector shelf, and airfield-inspired setting

          For those who keep aviation history close

          A GIFT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW THE LIBERATOR.

          For some, the B-24 is a name from a history book. For others, it represents the people, engineering, and aircraft stories that made World War II aviation unforgettable.

          Combining a recognizable historic bomber, an engaging brick-building experience, and a display-ready finished model, this set is a thoughtful choice for aviation fans, military history enthusiasts, model builders, and collectors of vintage aircraft.

          It makes a memorable birthday, holiday, or personal-interest gift—and gives its recipient an aircraft story they can build, explore, and proudly display.

          A legendary aircraft. A lasting collector gift.

          B-24 Liberator collector building set gift-box image with a smiling couple

          THE BUILD JOURNEY

          FROM CONCEPT TO COLLECTION

          Explore the six steps that bring every build to life.

          A designer developing a building set on a computer
          STEP 1 OF 6

          DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT

          Every build begins with an idea, refined through sketches and digital models.

          Raw materials prepared for component production
          STEP 2 OF 6

          MATERIALS & COMPONENTS

          Colors, textures, and individual pieces come together to shape the design.

          A row of machines used to produce building components
          STEP 3 OF 6

          PRECISION PRODUCTION

          The design takes physical form, with attention to each piece and connection.

          Components being weighed during sorting
          STEP 4 OF 6

          SORTING & PIECE CHECKS

          Parts are sorted and counted, ready for a clear, organized building experience.

          Building set components being prepared for packaging
          STEP 5 OF 6

          PACKAGING

          Pieces and instructions are brought together in a set ready to open and enjoy.

          Packed orders moving through the fulfillment process
          STEP 6 OF 6

          FULFILLMENT & DELIVERY

          The finished set is packed for its next destination: your building table.

          Process images are for illustration only.

          BUILT FOR CURIOUS MINDS

          WHY CHOOSE US

          Discover the details. Enjoy the build. Display what you create.

          A close-up demonstration of connecting building pieces

          PRECISION-FIT
          BUILDING PIECES

          Connect each piece and enjoy seeing your model take shape, one detail at a time.

          An animated demonstration of a detailed building model

          DETAILED
          COLLECTOR DESIGNS

          Explore distinctive forms and small details that give the finished model its character.

          Hands assembling the pieces of a building model

          HANDS-ON
          BUILDING FUN

          Take time to build, discover how it all fits together, and create something to display.

          Reviews

          Two pink flamingo building models displayed in a living room
          “The colors make this such a cheerful display. Watching the scene come together was my favorite part of the build.”
          — Olivia Bennett
          A building model in progress beside a bright window
          “A relaxing project for a quiet afternoon. I liked taking my time with the small details and seeing the finished result.”
          — Ethan Carter
          A dark fantasy character assembled from building pieces
          “The character has so much personality on the shelf. Some of the tiny pieces took patience, but I enjoyed the challenge.”
          — Sophia Reed
          A Halloween themed building model with miniature decorations
          “There are little details to discover throughout the scene. It was a fun seasonal project to put together and display.”
          — Lucas Morgan
          An owl building model with mechanical style details
          “The layered details give the owl a distinctive look. It has become an eye-catching piece in my collection.”
          — Emma Hayes

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