80th Anniversary WWII Dambusters Bronze-Toned Sculpture

In the annals of important World War II events, May 16, 1943 is a night that will never be forgotten. As part of Britain’s Operation Chastise, the Royal Air Force's 617 squadron, led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, breached the Möhne Dam with the "Upkeep" mine, soaring into military history. Now a collectible WWII aircraft sculpture commemorates the 80 year mark of this valiant raid in a soaring tribute officially endorsed by the Lest We Forget Association*. Salute this aviation icon with a Market First Dambusters 80th Anniversary Sculpture, exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

This WWII aviation art sculpture gloriously captures the famous Lancaster Bomber flying over the breached Möhne Dam, with intricate details including Guy Gibson's initials "carved" on the side of the plane. The meticulous sculpture is finished with rich bronze tones for a museum-quality look and is mounted on a polished wooden base with a gleaming brass title plaque. Plus, it arrives with a FREE detailed fact card featuring fascinating information about the Avro Lancaster. This WWII tribute sculpture is a must for history buffs and makes an impressive military gift but is available in a strict limited edition of only 9,999 worldwide. Intense demand is anticipated, hurry. Order now!