The Lockheed Hudson was a light bomber and coastal reconnaissance aircraft operated by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and other Allied forces during World War II. It was a military version of the Lockheed Model 14 Super Electra airliner.

Model kits of the 1/72 Lockheed Hudson are available from several manufacturers, with the Airfix kit (both older and newer toolings) being particularly well-known. A typical description of such a kit would include:

• Scale: 1/72, a popular scale for aircraft models.
• Subject: A detailed replica of the Lockheed Hudson, often representing a specific variant like the Mk.I or Mk.III.
• Features:
• A detailed cockpit with instrument panels and seats.
• Separate ailerons, flaps, and rudder for more dynamic posing options.
• A clear canopy and a separate nose section.
• Detailed landing gear and bomb bay (though the level of detail can vary).
• Often includes decals for multiple historical aircraft, such as those that served with RAF Coastal Command or the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF).Skill Level: Generally considered suitable for intermediate modelers due to the number of parts and some of the finer details.
• Historical Context: The packaging often highlights the Hudson's role in the early stages of the war, particularly in anti-submarine warfare and coastal patrols.