- Newly tooled full span wing
- Engine exhaust nozzles have intricate details
- Authentic radical YB-49 flying wing
- Y-shaped antenna subtly reproduced
- Delicate cockpit interior details including pilot's seat
- Landing gear can be assembled in either flying or taxiing modes
- Realistic rudders molded w/detailed pattern
- Landing gear rendered with intricate detail
- Detailed wheels w/pattern especially for YB-49
- Custom printed Cartograf decals

Cyber-Hobby continues its tradition of offering unique models for the niche model kit market. The latest item is a 1/200 scale model of the Northrop YB-49 Flying Wing. This particular craft developed soon after WWII was a radical prototype jet-powered heavy bomber. Two such YB-49 prototypes were produced by the aerospace giant. The maiden flight of the first occurred on October 21 1947, while the second was lost in a crash in 1948 that tragically claimed the lives of five crewmen. In the event, the YB-49 never entered production, with the US Air Force instead opting for the conventional piston engine-powered Convair B-36 Peacemaker. Yet, the developmental legacy of the YB-49 was to eventually live on in the modern B-2 Spirit strategic bomber. Flight data collected from the YB-49 contributed to Northrop’s B-2, and both aircraft shared exactly the same wingspan of 52.4m.