Here's hoping it comes with markings for Enola Gay or Bockscar.

Out of the box it can only build those two(or any others of their squadron mates in the 509th Group). It needs replacement propellers if you want to build a standard conventional bomber. Back in the Bad Olde Days KMC used to do a set of propellers. Here's hoping that True Details got those moulds when they bought the KMC sets.

Jessica didn't read the info. This kit comes with two styles of propellers.

Then that means Revell changed the moulds. When it was first released it only had the cuffed, reversible pitch Curtiss props that the Project Silverplate bombers used.

There have been upgrades and changes to the molds incorporated in a prior re-issue. Not a huge number but they include a very nice set of Hamilton Standard props and accurate side antenna around the nose. I actually built one of these a few years ago. It's a LOT of work. However, I am very happy I did: an early OD scheme.

Man, i have everything to do a silverplate except four feet by four feet of display space!

There is a new sprue with the HS propellers and antennas. See here: http://www.cybermodeler.com/hobby/kits/rm/images/rm_b-29_parts4.jpg