QD72210 1:72 - Future Releases
Bristol Blenheim Mk.I 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (designed to be used with Airfix kits)
QD72211 1:72 - Future Releases
Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV 3D-Printed & coloured Interior on decal paper (designed to be used with Airfix kits)
MIL3DD No Scale - Future Releases
The M47 Patton Tank by David Doyle (mil3DD)
100 pages
The American M47 Patton is one of the least known tanks of the Cold War, but in this meticulously researched new book well-known US vehicle historian David Doyle reveals its history. With the real threat of World War III imminent, the M47 was rushed into production in 1951 as an interim improved medium tank. Thankfully, the feared global conflict was averted, and for the United States, who developed the M47, it proved to be an interim tank indeed, serving for less than a decade. But for many of the nations across the world who fielded it, the M47 soldiered on for many years – with some still in service as late as 2024. This feat is made even more impressive when the story of the struggle of its development and production, which was far more convoluted than many other military systems, including many far more complex, is fully understood. This 96-page softcover book, based almost entirely on primary source documents and lavishly illustrated with previously unpublished images, reveals the history of the M47, one of the longest-lived armored fighting vehicles. It is an essential addition to the library of modellers, vehicle enthusiasts and historians alike.
X48257 1:48 - Future Releases
Westland Lysander (6)
Westland Lysander Mk.III, R9125/’LX.L’, of 225 (Army Co-operation) Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at Tilshead, July, 1940.
Westland Lysander Mk.IIIa, V9289, of ‘C Flight’, 357 (Special Duties) Squadron, Royal Air Force, based in Burma, 1945.
Westland Lysander Mk.I, R1992, Communications Flight, Air Headquarters Western Desert, Royal Air Force, based Maaten Bagush,
Westland Lysander TT.Mk.III, 1587, of No. 3 Operational Training Unit, Western Air Command, Royal Canadian Air Force, based at R.C.A.F. Station Patricia Bay, British Columbia, Canada, 1942 .
Westland Lysander Mk.III, V9673, ‘MA.J’ Flown by Group Captain Hugh Verity of 161 (Special Duties) Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Tempsford, 1942.
Westland Lysander Mk.III, V9618, ‘E’ 754 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Navy, based at RNAS Arbroth, September, 1941.
ITA348035 1:48 - Future Releases
BAC/SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A Exhausts (designed to be used with 2025 release Airfix kits)
A pair of highly detailed exhausts for the New 1/48 Airfix Jaguar. Drop fit for the kit parts, big improvement on the kit detail
ITA348036 1:48 - Future Releases
BAC/SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A Landing Gear Upgrade (designed to be used with 2025 release Airfix kits)
A set of highly detailed Landing Gear Upgrades for the New 1/48 Airfix Jaguar
NOTE, not complete landing gear, replaces parts of the Airfix landing gear while retaining some of the kit parts for the best of both worlds! No seams to clean up on the struts! added detail, convenient and highly effective upgrade
PLUS Bonus Microturbo APU!
X48254 1:48 - Future Releases
BAC/SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A Part 1 (7)
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XZ384/‘CM’ of 20 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Brüggen, Germany, 1982.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1A XX733/‘R’ of Royal Air Force, based at Thumrait Air Base, Oman & Muharraq Air Bases, Bahrain, 1991.
Sepecat Jaguar A 3-XA/‘A6’ of Escadron de Chasse 3/3 "Ardennes" Armée de l'air, based at Nancy-Ochey, France, 1985.
Sepecat/BAe Jaguar GR.3, XZ369/‘EF’ of 6 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, used in ‘Operation Telic’, 2005.
Sepecat/BAe Jaguar GR.1A, XX116 of 16(R) Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Lossiemouth, June, 1995.
Sepecat/BAe Jaguar GR.3, XZ112/‘GW’ of 54 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, 2005.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XZ361/‘T’ of 41 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, UK, 1993.
Sepecat Jaguar International IS, JS170 of 14 Squadron Indian Air Force, based at AFS Ambala, India, late-1980s.
X48255 1:48 - Future Releases
BAC/SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A Part 2 (7)
Sepecat Jaguar International SN, NAF705 of Nigerian Air Force, based in Nigeria, 1980’s.
Sepecat Jaguar International OS, 219 of 20 Squadron, Royal Air Force Of Oman, based at Thumrait Air Base, Oman, 2012.
Sepecat/BAe Jaguar GR.3, XZ103/’FP’, of 41 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, 2005.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XX737/‘GG’ of 54 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, UK, 1982.
Sepecat Jaguar International IS, JS150 of 14 Squadron Indian Air Force, based at AFS Ambala, India, late-1980s.
Sepecat Jaguar International ES FAE 302 of Escaudron de Combate 2111 Grupo 211, of Fuerza Aerea Ecuatoriana, based at Taura Air Base, Ecuador, 1999.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1. XX767/‘17’ of 226 Operational Conversion Unit, Royal Air Force based at RAF Lossiemouth, UK, 1977.
X48256 1:48 - Future Releases
BAC/SEPECAT Jaguar GR.1/GR.1A Part 3
(6)
Sepecat/BAe Jaguar GR.3, XZ112/’GA’, of 54 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Coltishall, 2005.
Sepecat Jaguar A 11-RJ/‘A135’ of Escadron de Chasse 3/1 "Corse" Armée de l'air, based at El Hasa Air Base, Saudi Arabia, 1991.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XX746/‘BD’ of 17 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Brüggen, Germany, 1984.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XZ369/‘EF’ of 6 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Lossiemouth, UK, 1991.
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1A XZ364/‘Q’ of Royal Air Force, based at Thumrait Air Base, Oman & Muharraq Air Bases, Bahrain, 1991
Sepecat Jaguar GR.1 XX968/‘DB’ of 31 Squadron Royal Air Force, based at RAF Brüggen, Germany, 1980.
MT35429 1:35 - Future Releases
M3 STUART LATE PROD. INTERIOR KIT
This 1:35 scale plastic model kit accurately recreates the M3 Stuart tank in its late-production variant with full interior detail. The kit includes injection-molded plastic parts, photo-etched components, and optional open/closed hatch configurations for display flexibility. Six marking options are included for added customization. Kit captures features of this WWII-era light tank with accurate proportions and authentic details, offering modelers a rewarding building experience.
Complete interior detailing for crew compartment
Positionable hatches (open or closed assembly)
Photo-etched parts for enhanced surface details
Realistic weld seams and textured armor plating
6 decal options for different unit markings
ICM35585 1:35 - Future Releases
Mobile church. Confession before the fight WWII British Army Mobile Chapel & 'You are important to God' APRIL 2025 RELEASE!!!
ICM48324 1:48 - Future Releases
Conquerors of Europe's sky. Martin B-26 Marauder, North-American P-51D Mustang and Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVI conquerors of Europe APRIL 2025 RELEASE!!! At the beginning of World War II, U.S. aviation possessed aircraft of varying types and sophistication levels. While American fighters initially lacked significant advantages over enemy aircraft, designers soon created outstanding combat planes to overcome this deficit. In 1942, North American developed the P-51 Mustang, which became one of the world’s finest piston fighters. British combat aviation also entered the war with diverse fighter types, with the Spitfire emerging as their standout aircraft. The Spitfire not only became Britain’s most mass-produced fighter but remained in service in several countries until the 1960s. In U.S. front-line bomber aviation, the B-26 Marauder played a notable role, seeing widespread use in the European theater during 1944–1945. The exceptional combat experience and expertise of U.S. and British pilots, combined with their aircraft’s superior technical capabilities, enabled them to turn the tide of the air war in Western Europe and achieve air supremacy.
ICM48411 1:48 - Future Releases
Marston Mat, WWII US Landing Mat (100% new moulds) APRIL 2025 RELEASE!!!
LMK144002 1:144 - Future Releases
Tupolev Tu-22M3 Backfire-C NEW PICTURES ADDED!
MM72-030 1:72 - Future Releases
Dyle et Bacalan DB-10
https://forums.kitmaker.net/t/dyle-et-bacalan-db-10-planned-aeroscale/30984/3
K32009NZ 1:32 - Future Releases
Messerschmitt Bf-109K-4 (in development for release 2nd quarter 2025)
-All new tooling
-139 high-quality injection moulded plastic parts.
-Includes early and late production instrument panels, aerial mast, and rudders. Optional deployed and retracted slats, flaps, radiator doors, R6 camera, seats with and without moulded in safety harness detail, tall and low tailwheel struts, tailwheel doors open, wired shut and built shut, drop tank and carrier, open and closed canopies, windscreen coaming air intakes, outer undercarriage doors, wooden and metal horizontal tailplanes, and compass hatch. Wheels with weighted tyres featuring correct alignment.
-High quality Cartograf decals for 3 early and late production aircraft from 1945 (to be revealed later).
-Fully illustrated instruction manual.
-31cm wingspan.
HMHDH-040 No Scale - Future Releases
BAC/EE Lightning DH-040, the 40th book in our series, is a 140 page book on the English Electric Lightning. It brings a complete portrait of the last British built supersonic interceptor both in very close detail and in action. Even long after the jet was taken out of service, several restoration projects preserve some of the type in near-perfect condition. This is probably one of the most detailed books in the series so far and nothing is overlooked: fuselage, wings, landing gear, cockpit, vertical and horizontal tails, engines, ... An extensive maintenance chapter is included for modelers wishing to super detail their 1/72, 1/48 or 1/32 scale kits. Throughout the book, many action photos are included, as well as interesting information in the many captions. With this book, we also support the team of the Lightning Preservation Group.
It will be available by May 15.
LA121 1:72 - Future Releases
JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS WITH TALOS, CREW OF THE ARGO (FROM THE MOVIE 1963) SET 1 (BIG SET) LIMITED (3D-PRINTED) Jason and the Argonauts Set #121 includes the bronze giant Talos in 2 variants and Jason's crew.
LA128 1:72 - Future Releases
JEHOSCHUA / JESCHUA / JESUS, THE TRUE STORY................. (3D-PRINTED)
LA136 1:72 - Future Releases
JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS WITH HYDRA, GOLDEN FLEECE, SKELETON ARMY, (FROM THE MOVIE 1963) SET 2 (BIG SET) LIMITED (3D-PRINTED)
LA029 1:72 - Future Releases
Roman Anti-Elephant Wagon (3D-PRINTED)
LA063 1:72 - Future Releases
THE BATTLE OF PHARSALOS "FIRST TRIUMVIRATE" THE LEGIONS OF GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR SET 1 (3D-PRINTED)
LA064 1:72 - Future Releases
THE BATTLE OF PHARSALOS "FIRST TRIUMVIRATE" THE LEGIONS OF GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR SET 2 20 figures in 10 poses (3D-PRINTED)
129-P72039 1:72 - Future Releases
Dassault SMB-2 Super Mystere Seat (designed to be used with Special Hobby kits) Nicely detailed, 3D-printed hot seat for Special Hobby's SMB-2 Super Mystère kits
CMK4494 1:48 - Future Releases
Fairey Battle Correction Wheels Set (designed to be used with Trumpeter kits) Detailed main landing gear wheels for the new Fairey Battle Mk.I model by Trumpeter. The Trumpeter kit only offers wheels with perforated hub covers. All Battle warplanes, however, had hubs with convex covers. This is how our set offers them. The tyres are weighted and, compared to the plastic ones, the tyres also have more details
CMK7520 1:72 - Future Releases
Fairey Battle Mk.I Wheels (designed to be used with Azur-Frrom and Special Hobby kits) Detailed main undercarriage wheels and the tailwheel and its leg for the new Azur /Frrom 1/72 Fairey Battle Mk.I kit or as to be reboxed by Special Hobby. The tyres come weighted and compared with the styrene items, they offer much better detail overall.
CMK7521 1:72 - Future Releases
Dassault SMB-2 Super Mystere Wheels (designed to be used with Special Hobby kits) Detailed mainwheels and nose wheel for Special Hobby's SMB-2 model kit. The tyres are weighted and compared to those in the kit also offer much better detail,
PLA28532 1:32 - Future Releases
Bucker Bu-181 Bestmann The Bücker Bü 181 was structurally based on the successful sports and training biplanes Bücker Bü 131 and Bü 133. Unlike them, however, the Bü 181 was a low-wing aircraft with fixed landing gear and a covered cockpit. The wing and tail structure was wooden, partially covered with plywood, the remaining parts with fabric. The front part of the fuselage was made of a tubular structure with a fabric cover and a rear wooden shell with a plywood cover. The two-man crew sat side by side. The characteristics of the new machine were excellent and after thorough tests by the Reich Ministry of Aviation, the Bü 181 was selected as the standard Luftwaffe training aircraft. It was officially named Bestmann. Serial production of the Bü 181 began in 1940 and the B and C versions were produced, differing in the Hirt HM 500 A and B engine variants. Due to the need for training aircraft, the Bü 181 was produced during the war at the Bücker factory in Rangsdorf, but also at the Dutch Fokker factory and in Zlín in the then Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia.
During the war, the Luftwaffe aircraft were used as trainers, but at the end of the war they were involved in defensive battles over the ever-shrinking territory of the Reich. The aircraft were used in combat equipped with four Panzerfausts or a 50 kg bomb rack. The kit offers three aircraft. Two are in German colours, one flew as a trainer, the other was deployed with Panzerfausts and flew with the 3. Panzerjagdstaffel. The third aircraft is in the colours of the Swiss Luftwaffe. The resin kit replaces the sold-out PLT087 kit. It has been upgraded with new, improved wheel and panzerfaust parts.
RV3768 1:32 - Future Releases
Hawker Sea Hurricane Mk.IIC
SH32081 1:32 - Future Releases
North-American X-15A-2 'White Ablative Coating' Model of a 1960s hypersonic aircraft (discontinued November 10th 2021) which, until today, holds the world's speed record for the fastest manned plane. It was also the first aircraft to reach the altitude regarded as the boundary between the earth atmosphere and the outer space. Knowledge gained during the development of the X-15 and the test flights was substantial for the Apollo programme and aero and space research.
This reissue offers the X-15A-2 as it looked before its final flight when W.J. 'Pete' Knight reached the world speed record. The kit can be built on the transport cart or even put on a stand in a flight configuration with the dummy ram jet under the fin. The kit contains finely detailed resin parts including the ram jet, photo etches, plastic stand and a decal sheet with markings for the plane wearing the white ablative coating. The only X-15A-2 in 1/32 scale
detail resin parts and etches contained in the kit
allows display the model either on its transport cart or as in flight on a stand only limited number available
SH48075 1:48 - Future Releases
RE-RELEASED!!! I.M.A.M. (Romeo) Ro-57bis Italian Fighter Bomber The IMAM / Romeo Ro.57 powered with a pair of Fiat A 74 R.C.38 engines had been originally designed as an interceptor but following the initial flight tests it was decided to delegate it to the fighter-bomber role instead designated Ro.57bis. A total of 200 was ordered later to be cut down to only 90 airframes and eventually only 60 of them were produced. These were put to operations with the 97° Gruppo from February 1943.
The kit consists of three styrene sprues plus one with clear parts. The styrene parts are joined with a nicely detailed set of resin parts and etches. The decals cover markings for three fighter-bomber variety machines.
SH72141 1:72 - Future Releases
RE-RELEASED!!! Blackburn Roc Mk.I To fulfill Specification O.35/35, calling for a two seat carrier borne fighter, the Air Ministry ordered this type of aircraft from Blackburn Aircraft Ltd. in 1935. Similar to the land based Defiant fighter, the new fighter's armament was to be concentrated within a manned turret. The Blackburn's chief designer G.E.Petty delivered the so-called B.25 design that was closely linked to the previous B.24 design also known as the Skua Mk.II. The design was that of an all-metal low wing monoplane with folding wings and retractable undercarriage. The fuselage was taken from the Skua including the Perseus XII engine. The only modification was the widening of the fuselage behind the pilot's cockpit to accomodate the revolving Boulton-Paul Mk.II turret equipped with four machine guns. Production of 136 aircraft was ordered on 28 April 1937, long before the first flight of the prototype. The first prototype took off on 23 December 1938. The prototype was tested without the turret fitted which was mounted on the following prototype L3058. Due to Blackburn's Skua commitment, and preparing for production of the Botha bomber, production of the Roc was handed over to Boulton-Paul which built 133 production aircraft designated the Roc Mk.I. The first aircraft was produced at the beginning of 1939 and from April, the aircraft were being delivered to No.800 and No.803 squadrons of the FAA. Later on, No. 801 and No. 806 squadrons were re-equipped with Rocs as well. Nevertheless, none of the above mentioned squadrons were equipped exclusively with the Roc, which always only supplemented the more capable Skua Mk.II type. Some Rocs were delivered, but even before the outbreak of the war they were modified and transferred to training and target towing units. Their performance was unsatisfactory due to the machine gun turret, the Roc was 300kg heavier than the already underpowered Skua. When the war broke out, three Rocs attached to both No. 801 and No. 803 squadrons saw service aboard Ark Royal and later flew from Hatson airbase in the Orkneys. Later on, in 1940, No.801 and No.806 squadron Rocs were deployed over Western Europe. Only one success and operational loss occured during this period. A Roc, serial numbered L3065, together with two Skuas probably shot down a Ju 88. In June 1940, the Roc began to be withdrawn from combat units and transferred to second line, training and target towing units. Because Stalin's Soviet Union attacked Finland, it was decided in 1940 to sell 30 aircraft toFinland in accordance with a policy of extending help to that country. The aircraft received Finnish national insignia and serial numbers in preparation for delivery. They hadn�t been delivered by the end of the Winter War, and later there was no further interest in the type. Evidence indicates that these aircraft flew in Finnish colours in Great Britain only with the Finnish insignia obscured.
The Roc kit comes on three sprues of grey styrene and one clear plastic sprue. This content is accompanied by a set of resin parts of the engine and other small items as well as by a fret of photo etches. The camouflage options cater for four machines, one in bare metal, two with camouflage (one of which, machine L6R was one of the very few Rocs to have ever seen any action). The fourth machine also bears a FAA camouflage scheme but its national insignias are of Finland as this is the machine from the batch intended for the Winter War military aid programme.
DM720024 1:72 - Future Releases
Kamov KA-52 "Alligator"Russian attack helicopter
VWPAM-25 No Scale - Future Releases
AM-25 The Republic P-47 Thunderbolt- A Complete Guide to Republic’s Mighty ‘Juggernaut’ by Richard A Franks
This twenty-fifth book in our much-acclaimed series contains 272 pages packed with vital information that no active modeller and USAAF enthusiast should be without.
The P-47 Thunderbolt contains:
50+ pages of technical information
55+ pages of walk-around images and technical diagrams
40+ pages of camouflage and markings
40+ pages of model builds and modelling information
200+ photographs including wartime images
Colour side views & stencil diagram by Richard J. Caruana
3D isometric views of all variants by Wojciech Sankowski
Specially commissioned extensive full kit builds by Libor Jekl in 1/72nd scale and Steve A. Evans in 1/48th scale
Specially commissioned front cover artwork by Jerry Boucher
Set of fold-out scale plans
ISBN: 978-1-912932-39-9
RV3787 1:32 - Future Releases
Arado Ar-196A-3
RV7735 1:16 - Future Releases
BMW Isetta 250 - 70th Anniversary
EDK2151 1:72 - Future Releases
Mikoyan MiG-21bis DUAL COMBO The Limited edition kit of the Soviet jet plane MiG-21bis in 1/72 scale. The kit offers markings for 10 aircraft used in in different countries around the world. The box contains plastic sprues for two complete kits. plastic parts: Eduard- marking options: 10- decals: Eduard- PE parts: yes, pre-painted- painting mask: yes
EDK82137 1:48 - Future Releases
Focke-Wulf Fw-190A-6 The ProfiPACK edition kit of German WWII fighter aircraft Fw 190A-6 in 1/48 scale. Machines are from the Eastern and Western Front and from the night sky over Germany. - plastic parts: Eduard - marking options: 7 - decals: Eduard - PE parts: yes- masks: yes, resin parts: no MAY RELEASE EXPECTED IN STOCK LATE APRIL!!!
Markings option A
Fw 190A-6, WNr. 550375, Lt. Heinz-Günther Lück, 1./JG 1, Deelen, Netherlands, August 1943
Markings option B
Fw 190A-6, WNr. 550461, Oblt. Helmut Radtke, 5./JG 54, Immola, Finland, summer 1944
Markings option C
Fw 190A-6, WNr. 550453, Hptm. Friedrich-Karl Müller, Stab /JG 300, Bonn-Hangelar, Germany, October 1943
Markings option D
Fw 190A-6, Fw. Günther Josten, 1./JG 51, Bobruysk, the USSR, January 1944
Markings option E
Fw 190A-6, WNr. 550473, Fw. Walter Nietzsche, II. /JG 300, Rheine, Germany, summer 1943
Markings option F
Fw 190A-6/R11, WNr. 550143, Oblt. Fritz Krause, 1./NJGr 10, Werneuchen, Germany, January 1944
Markings option G
Fw 190A-6/R11, II. /JG 300, Lobnitz, Germany, fall 1943
EDK8463 1:48 - Future Releases
Bell P-39K/L Airacobra The Weekend edition kit of US WWII fighter aircraft P-39K/L Airacobra in 1/48 scale. - plastic parts: Eduard - marking options: 4 - decals: Eduard - PE parts: no - painting mask: no - resin parts: no MAY RELEASE EXPECTED IN STOCK LATE APRIL!!!
Markings option A
P-39L, 42-4558, 93rd FS, 81st FG, Sidi Ahmed, Tunisia, summer 1943
Markings option B
P-39K, 42-4275, 70th FS, 347th FG, Guadalcanal, spring 1943
Markings option C
P-39L, 42-4472, 346th FS, 350th FG, Tunisia, spring 1943
Markings option D
P-39K, 42-4358, Lt. William McDonough, 40th FS, 35th FG, Port Moresby, New Guinea, February 1943
MT35255 1:35 - Future Releases
Soviet Machine Guns & Equipment APRIL RE-RELEASE!!!
MINI378 1:144 - Future Releases
Armstrong Withworth METEOR NF.11 / NATO Users 1 kit boxed, 2 decal versions,canopy mask
MT35453 1:35 - Future Releases
GERMAN 3T TROOP CARRIER 3,6-36S RADKASTEN-NORMAL-TYPE
A detailed 1:35 scale model kit featuring the German 3-ton troop carrier – a reliable backbone of Wehrmacht logistics and transport operations during WWII. This version showcases the "Radkasten-Normal-Type" variant, complete with troop benches and intricate detailing.
Highly detailed plastic parts
Includes photo-etched components
5 decal options included
Accurate truck interior and exterior
WPS147 No Scale - Future Releases
Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa
By Daniel Kowalczuk
One of the great unsung fighters of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force was Nakajima’s Ki-43 Hayabusa (Peregrine Falcon). Codenamed ‘Oscar’ by the Allies, the aircraft was frequently mistaken for the Navy’s A6M2 Zero by those encountering it in combat, to the extent that it was widely referred to by its adversaries as the ‘Army 0’.
Highly regarded in Japan, where it was much more widely recognised than the Zero, the Ki-43 was the only Japanese fighter from the Pacific War to see active service with other air forces, being supplied to both Thailand and Manchukuo by the Japanese, but also seeing use by France in Indochina, and by the air forces of Indonesia, the Republic of China, and North Korea, who pressed abandoned but airworthy airframes into service, some of which survived into the early 1950s.
Author Daniel Kowalczuk has compiled a compelling narrative that puts the aircraft in context, describes its development and active service history in detail, and explains how it came to be so widely regarded by the Japanese – so much so that it is the aircraft of choice for producers of Anime rather than its better known contemporary.
KPM72500 1:72 - Future Releases
Supermarine Spitfire Pr.IV (ex-Sword)
KPM72501 1:72 - Future Releases
Supermarine Spitfire Pr.IV (ex-Sword)
KPH7207 1:72 - Future Releases
Duel over Africa 1942“. In this box you will find two models. Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia and Messerschmitt Bf-109F-4. In the box you will also find a publication from Narez publishing.
DMF14436 1:144 - Future Releases
Eurofighter Two-seater (designed to be used with 1/144 Revell kits)
DMF14435 1:144 - Future Releases
Typhoon T.3 in RAF (designed to be used with 1/144 Revell kits)
MT53015 1:35 - Future Releases
PANZER CREW. FRANCE 1944. RESIN HEADS
This 1:35 scale figure set features a group of four German Panzer crewmen in relaxed and seated poses, perfect for enhancing vehicle scenes or dioramas set in the Western Front during 1944.
Four realistically posed figures
Includes finely sculpted resin heads
Designed for WWII vehicle and diorama scenes
NF121 No Scale - Future Releases
Grumman FF/SF Plus G-23 Delfin/Goblin and Prototypes By Richard S. Dann
132 pages (128 B&W, plus 4 color Pages), 363 photos and drawings
The Grumman FF-1 and its derivatives, namely the SF-1 and G-23, represent a paradox in naval aircraft design. On one hand, it represented the end of the line for two-seat US Navy fighters in the biplane era. On the other hand, it incorporated relatively new technologies that when brought together, gave the FF-1 a significant performance margin over existing U.S. Navy fighters. Indeed, design choices such as retractable landing gear, enclosed cockpits and all-aluminum construction existed previously, but the FF-1 incorporated all these technologies into a single airframe. In the Navy's own words, "The design of the XFF-1 marked a considerable advance in the reduction of weight and drag for this class of airplane and resulted in correspondingly high performance."
The origins of the FF-1 can be traced back to early 1930, just months after the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation filed articles of incorporation. During discussions with the Navy’s Bureau of Aeronautics regarding their “A” Float, the Navy became intrigued by Grumman’s approach to retractable landing gear, the Navy asked Grumman about the feasibility of adapting their patented landing gear system to existing Navy fighters, such as the Boeing F4B and the Curtiss F8C. Grumman advised against this approach stating that adding retractable landing gear to these existing aircraft would force a complete redesign. Furthermore, being an aircraft manufacturing company, Grumman desired to design and build its own aircraft. Grumman’s Design G-5, was submitted to the Navy, and in March 1931, a contract was awarded to Grumman for the XFF-1.
Naval Fighter Series NF121 is an in-depth study of the design and development of the FF-1 and its derivatives. The first half of the book describes the XFF-1, FF-1, XSF-1, SF-1, XSF-2, GG-1 and XSBF-1 in detail with photographs and drawings, while the second half of this book covers operational use. While U.S. Navy service was limited to two fleet squadrons, the FF-1 and SF-1 enjoyed long careers in Navy and Marine Corps Reserve squadrons until mid-1942.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this series was the G-23, a license-built derivative manufactured by Canadian Car & Foundry in Fort William, Ontario, Canada. A total of 52 G-23s were built, with 34 finding their way into combat use by Republican forces during the Spanish Civil War. The Spanish “Delfin”, as it was known saw extended service after the war, with the last one being retired in early 1954, nearly 22 years after the first flight of the XFF-1. 15 G-23s were accepted by the Royal Canadian Air Force in 1940 as the “Goblin”, and their service is also included in this book.
This book is a fascinating in-depth study of a little-known Navy fighter that set the stage for Grumman’s dominance of carrier-based naval aircraft that lasted over 50 years.
Lots of MPM/Special Hobbies kits of this have been released.
AZM7892 1:72 - Future Releases
Gotha P.60. It is not the original model released in 2013, but a new kit that was created this year!!!
AZM7893 1:72 - Future Releases
Gotha P.60C.5 It is not the original model released in 2013, but a new kit that was created this year!!!
AZM7894 1:72 - Future Releases
Gotha P.60C.6 It is not the original model released in 2013, but a new kit that was created this year!!!
AZM7895 1:72 - Future Releases
Gotha P.60C-1. It is not the original model released in 2013, but a new kit that was created this year!!!
X48253 1:48 - Future Releases
de Havilland Rapide/Dominie (5)
de Havilland Rapide (Military), 6311/‘2’ of Escuadron ‘Alas Rojas’ Spanish Republican Air Force, based in Spain, August, 1936
de Havilland Dominie, A33-3, of No.1 Air Observers School, Royal Australian Air Force, based at Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia, 1943.
de Havilland Dominie C.1, NZ523, of Fiji Communications Flight, Royal New Zealand Air Force, based in Fiji, 1944-45.
de Havilland Dominie, X7524, of 27th Air Transport Group, Eighth Air Force, United States Army Air Corps, based at Abbots Ripton, UK, 1943
de Havilland Dominie, X7394, of 782 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Navy, based at RNAS Donibristle, UK, 1946..
RSU48-0353 1:48 - Future Releases
Westland Sea King folded main rotor (designed to be used with Airfix kits) (3D-Printed)
RSU48-0354 1:48 - Future Releases
Westland Sea King un-folded main rotor (designed to be used with Airfix kits) (3D-Printed)
K3D72163 1:72 - Future Releases
BAC/EE Lightning F.2A - interior 3D decals (designed to be used with Airfix kits)
AR20001 1:200 - Future Releases
USS Monitor US Civil War era ironclad
K32015 1:32 - Future Releases
Hawker Hurricane Mk.I (Early) in development for release late 2025/2026
This early production Hurricane model has been developed using the most up to date reference material available to us. We are always looking for more information and publishable reference photos, so if you think you can help make our model even better, please do not hesitate to get in touch (https://www.kotare-models.com/about).
AH70058 1:72 - Future Releases
Bell P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance
P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance in 1/72 scale
A special reconnaissance version of the iconic P-39 Airacobra, equipped with an under-fuselage camera for reconnaissance missions. The model includes a 3D-printed set featuring two cameras and a template to help cut an opening in the fuselage underside for mounting.
Kit contents:
Plastic parts for model assembly
Masks for canopy and wheels
3D-printed cameras with mounting template
Decals with three marking options
Free 3D file for self-printing
QR code and link in the kit instructions to download free 3D file with accessories for self-printing.
3D file includes:
seat with harness,
cockpit levers,
machine gun locks,
barrels,
exhaust stacks suitable for both P-39N and Q
Colour and Marking Variants:
P-39Q-6 Airacobra 42-19622. 4th Recconnaisance Squadron, 6th Air Force, Puerto Rico, October 1943
P-39Q-6 Airacobra, 82nd TRS, 71st Tactical Reconnaissance Group, pilot: Lt. William A. Shomo, New Guinea, 1944
P-39N-2 Airacobra, “Alan S”, 118th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, pilot Ltn. Earl J. Davis Jr, US East Coast, early 1943
AH70079 1:72 - Future Releases
Nakajima Ki-43-II Foreign Service
Kit contains:
Plastic sprues (grey and clear)
Decals for three marking options
Self-adhesive masks for painting the canopy and wheels
Instructions
Free 3D file for self-printing
QR code and link in the kit instructions to download free 3D file with accessories for self-printing.
3D file includes:
exhaust pipes - two types
former with pilot's seat and seatbelts
gun barrels
oil cooler
fuel cooler
Marking options:
Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa, 2nd Hiko Tai, Manchukuoan Air Force 1944
Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa, 15th Hiko Chutai, Royal Thai Airforce, Don Muang airport, summer 1943
Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa, 8th Fighter Squadron, 49th Fighter Group, Hollandia, May-June 1944
Ki-43 II Foreign Service 70079
The Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Falcon) fighter, nicknamed ‘Oscar’ in Allied code, was Japan's equivalent of the Spitfire and the Messerschmitt Bf-109 - it was a core piece of the Imperial Japanese Army Aviation throughout the Second World War, and was refined and produced in successive versions during all that period. Although it remained somewhat in the shadow of the naval Mitsubishi ‘Zero’, famous on the Pacific front thanks to its spectacular carrier battles, the Hayabusa played a major role in the battles over the Asian continent: over China, Burma, Malaya, but also over the Philippines and New Guinea. There it fought effectively against the air forces of China, the USA, Great Britain, Australia and the Netherlands, making a major contribution to the initial great victories of the Japanese.
Hayabusa fighters also found their way into the air forces of other countries. Japan's allies, such as Thailand and puppet Manchukuo, used them during the Second World War, while after the war many of the machines left behind or captured from the Japanese were used by the French, Chinese, and, for testing, the U.S., among others.
The Ki-43 fighter was developed in the late ‘30s at the Nakajima factory under the direction of Hideo Itokawa, based on experience with the highly successful Ki-27 airframe, which had proved excellent in combat over China. The design of the Ki-43 was based on the specific concept of a light aircraft, with excellent manoeuvrability and climb and good speed, achieved at the cost of a rather fragile structure, weak armament and virtually no armour. This corresponded to the Japanese doctrine of sophisticated manoeuvre combat, requiring masterful training and great courage of the pilots. Interestingly, the Hayabusa was powered by the same engine as the ‘Zero’. In the early period of the war, when the Japanese armies were conquering more and more areas of Southeast Asia, the Ki-43 was no match for its opponents, easily defeating Hurricanes or Buffalos. Later, however, the ‘Oscars’ became increasingly obsolete and their lightweight construction did not allow for major improvements. In 1944 they began to be replaced on the main production lines and in combat units by the excellent Ki-84 Hayate, but until the end of the war their production was maintained and they were also used in combat, including in Kamikaze units.
AH70080 1:72 - Future Releases
Curtiss H-75A1/A2
Kit contains:
Plastic sprues (2 grey and 1 clear)
Decals for three marking options (2 French and 1 Polish in France)
Self-adhesive masks for painting the canopy and wheels
Instructions
File with details for 3D self-printing
Free 3D file for self-printing
QR code and link in the kit instructions to download free 3D file with accessories for self-printing.
Marking options:
Curtiss H-75 A2 no. 107 (U007), GC 1/55, pilot 1Lt. Jan Zumbach. Bordeaux, June 1940.
Curtiss H-75 A1 no. 16 (U015), 1. escadrille GC I/5, pilot Sgt Léon Vuillemain. Reims, Spring 1939.
Curtiss H-75 A1 no. 35 (X834) , 3. escadrille GC II/5 “La Fayette”, pilot Adj. Marcel Dougoujon. Toul-Croix-de Metz, November 1939.
MT35610 1:35 - Future Releases
MODERN STREET CAFE MARCH RE-RELEASE!!!
Kit contains unassembled plastic model of Cafe:
2 Street Umbrellas (3 layouts-Options)
2 Plastic Tables
6 Plastic Chairs
24 Sweet Drink Cans 0.33ml
9 Glasses (3 types)
6 Cups (2 types)
3 Saucers
20 Beer Bottles
11 Carton boxes
Ice Cream Fridge (2 Decal-Options)
(cobblestone base is NOT included)
MT16038 1:16 - Future Releases
Macedonian Guards Officer. III Century B.C. MARCH RELEASE!!! This 1:16 scale kit depicts a Macedonian Guards Officer from the 3rd century B.C., capturing the intricate details of ancient warfare. The figure showcases authentic armor, a beautifully designed shield, and a sword, reflecting the distinctive style of Macedonian military leaders.
The kit includes decals for additional decoration and offers a realistic build experience. Ideal for history enthusiasts and modelers, this figure is perfect for creating a striking display of ancient military power. Add this piece of history to your collection and bring the Macedonian empire to life.
MT35334 1:35 - Future Releases
U.S. WEAPONS & EQUIPMENT FOR TANK CREW & INFANTRY MARCH RE-RELEASE!!!
Unassembled Plastic Model Kit
Box contains parts for assembling models of U.S. Weapons & Equipment for Tank Crew & Infantry
X72357 1:72 - Future Releases
McDonnell F-15C/E RAF Lakenheath (10)
McDonnell F-15C Eagle, 86-0172, ‘LN’ of 493rd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2022.
McDonnell F-15C Eagle, 84-0001, ‘LN’ of 493rd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2019.
McDonnell F-15E Strike Eagle, 97-0219, ‘LN’ of 492nd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, June, 2019.
McDonnell F-15E Strike Eagle, 91-0313, ‘LN’ of 494th FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2024.
McDonnell F-15E Strike Eagle, 97-0221, ‘LN’ of 493nd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2023.
McDonnell F-15C Eagle, 86-0159, ‘LN’ of 493rd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2019.
McDonnell F-15C Eagle, 84-0010, ‘LN’ of 493rd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, June, 2019.
McDonnell F-15E Strike Eagle, 91-1335, ‘LN’ of 494th EFS, 48th FW, USAF, unknown location, October, 2018.
McDonnell F-15C Eagle, 86-0164, ‘LN’ of 493rd FS, 48th FW, USAF, based at RAF Lakenheath, 2019.
McDonnell F-15E Strike Eagle, 00-3003, ‘LN’ of 494th EFS, 48th FW, USAF, unknown location, October, 2018.
RV3779 1:32 - Future Releases
Gloster Meteor F.8/FR.9
YLF72066 1:72 - Future Releases
Grumman F7F-2D Tigercat
YLF72067 1:72 - Future Releases
Grumman F7F-3 / F-3K Tigercat
YLF72068 1:72 - Future Releases
Grumman F7F-3N Tigercat
YLF72065 1:72 - Future Releases
Grumman F7F-2 / F-2N Tigercat
AX1381 1:35 - Future Releases
Alvis FV622 STALWART Mk.2
NEW TOOLING
(Due March 2025)
K32006 1:32 - Future Releases
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb (Early) (expected 2nd quarter 2025)
-141 high-quality injection moulded plastic parts with 38 all new tooled parts including wings with 20mm cannon armament and optional magazine fairings, ailerons, engine cowling, cockpit sidewalls, fuselage spine, and tailwheel. Also included are windscreen with de-icing, hood with Martin-Baker jettison system, fireproof bulkhead, dual-height rudder pedals, instrument panel with rectangle & curved blind flying panels, elevator trimming wheel, ice/snow guard, engine driven undercarriage controls, composite pilot’s seat, IFF Mk.II, and port wing fillets with electrical connection door. Optional Supermarine & CBAF undercarriage doors and engine top cowlings, open & closed cockpit doors, crowbar, DeHavilland & Rotol propellers, and wheels with weighted tyres featuring correct alignment.
High quality Cartograf decals for 3 RAF, Polish and USAAF early production Spitfire Mk.Vb colour schemes. Interestingly, one of the Polish pilots was born in Lviv, now in modern-day Ukraine.
A = Spitfire Mk.Vb R6923 QJ-S, AR Wright, 92 Squadron RAF, May 1941
B = Spitfire Mk.Vb W3328 PK-T, ZZ Czaykowski & E Jaworski, 315 Squadron RAF, October 1941
C = Spitfire Mk.Vb HL-C, FA Hill & E Dalrymple, 308th FS, 31st FG, 8th Air Force USAAF, July-August 1942
GIANT7202 1:72 - Future Releases
Antonov An-124 'Ruslan' GIANT SERIES!
The set includes:
- 775 parts (instead of 550 parts in the old kit);
- fully 3D designed and highly detailed new plastic parts:
4 engines and pylons;
nose and main undercarriage;
vertical and horizontal stabilizers;
track fairings on wing consoles;
nose fuselage section
- fuselage and detachable wing consoles from reinforced fiberglass composite;
- new decal sheets for 6 markings (see below);
- new PE sheet and painting masks;
- new box (91x40x15 cm)
HGW432001 1:32 - Future Releases
FREE LINES - POSITIVE RIVETS 1/32 - 432001
Set consists of free lines of positive rivets in 1/32 scale. Riveting sets from HGW Models give to surfaces of plastic kits highly realistic look. We recommend to apply them under the paint and when your model is painted just polish the surface to make the accessory visible.
DIAMETER: 0,25 MM.
SPACING: 0,8 MM.
LENGTH: 3 690 MM.
MT35456 1:35 - Future Releases
GERMAN 3T CARGO TRUCK 3,6-36S JANUARY RELEASE!!! MID PROD
Recreate the iconic German 3t Cargo Truck 3,6-36S with this detailed 1:35 scale model from MiniArt. This mid-production WWII truck features a fully detailed engine, interior, and customizable cargo area, with options for an open bed or covered tarp. The kit includes photo-etched parts for added realism and decals for five historical versions, including units in Ukraine, France, and a captured U.S. version. Perfect for WWII enthusiasts and modelers, this kit offers historical accuracy and a rewarding building experience.
MT37100 1:35 - Future Releases
Ukrainian BTR-4E early version. New Project BTR-4E an infantry fighting vehicle designed in Ukraine.
MT38002 1:35 - Future Releases
German Light Fire Truck LF 8 with TSA
MMLS-019 1:48 - Future Releases
Boeing EA-18G Growler
X72356 1:72 - Future Releases
Boeing CH-47F Chinook
In US Army Aviation Service (decals for 30 helicopters!)
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 14-08168 of US Army Aviation, 2018.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 13-08436 of US Army Aviation, 2018.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 13-08146 of US Army Aviation, 2018.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 15-08176 of US Army Aviation, 2024.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 13-08436 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 15-08179 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 14-08447 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 07-08036 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 15-08179 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 06-08018 of US Army Aviation, 2015.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 09-08797 of US Army Aviation, 2018.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 12-08884 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 12-08876 of US Army Aviation, 2022.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 14-08455 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 07-08748 of US Army Aviation, 2021.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 06-08221 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 05-08016 of US Army Aviation, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 10-08765 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 11-08413 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 14-08162 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 11-08835 of US Army Aviation, 2023.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 11-08413 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 14-08162 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 11-08835 of US Army Aviation, 2023.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 13-08148 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 09-08069 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 07-08736 of US Army Aviation, 2022.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 13-08148 of US Army Aviation, 2017.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 09-08069 of US Army Aviation, 2020.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook 07-08736 of US Army Aviation, 2022..
TU05825 1:48 - Future Releases
Fairey Barracuda Mk.II WWII Torpedo Bomber. Royal Navy
British carrier-based torpedo and dive bomber developed during the Second World War. Known for its distinctive high-wing, monoplane design, it was the first British aircraft of its type to be all-metal. The Barracuda served primarily with the Fleet Air Arm, engaging in anti-submarine warfare, reconnaissance, and bombing missions. Notably, it played a key role in the 1944 attack on the German battleship Tirpitz. Though initially hindered by performance and reliability issues, the Barracuda proved versatile and remained in service until the early 1950s.
9 sprues. Choice of fixed wing or folded wing.
L: 258.6 mm, W: 312.6 mm, Total parts 190+
HB84509 1:35 - Future Releases
IDF Eitan Wheeled APC
TW32500 1:32 - Catalogue
de Havilland Comet 1 Flight Deck
Production of this kit will be limited, due to it's complexity. We expect to have a few kits available for general sale but most will go to modellers that have backordered. Backordering is strongly recommended as you may not get one otherwise. If all goes to plan we will have these December 9th. If it does not go to plan they will arrive in February.
A highly detailed(3D-Printed) model of the nose of the world's first jet airliner, with fully detailed cockpit, galley, and nose landing gear.
The model is supplied with a display stand, and the floor slides out to examine the detailed interior. It even includes suitcases and boxes to go in the hold.
Overall length..............200.92mm
Fuselage diameter ...... 97.65mm
Height on stand...........175.37mm
K48162 1:48 - Future Releases
Harrier T QinetiQ
High quality decals, Gold Series Parts. And this wonderful boxart by Antonis Karidis. To be available in Telford 2024.
HKM01E42 1:32 - Future Releases
Douglas A-20 Havoc [RAAF]
X72354 1:72 - Future Releases
Boeing CH-47 Chinook In Worldwide Service (23)
Boeing CH-47D Chinook A15-202 ‘Good As Gold’ of C Squadron, 5th Aviation Regiment, Australian Army Aviation, based at RAAF Townsville, Australia, 2016.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook A15-301 of C Squadron, 5th Aviation Regiment, Australian Army Aviation, based at RAAF Townsville, Australia, 2022.
Boeing CH-47DG Chinook ES923 of 4th Army Aviation Battalion, Hellenic Army Aviation, based at Megara, Greece, 2022.
Boeing CH-147F Chinook 147303 of 450 Squadron, Canadian Armed Forces, based at CFB Petawawa, Canada, 2015.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook ZL-4666 of 126 Helicopter Unit Indian Air Force, based at AFS Chandigarh India, 2019.
Boeing CH-47C Chinook 59306 of Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force, based at Tehran Mehrabad Airport, Iran, 2016.
Kawasaki CH-47J Chinook, 874473 of Misawa Herikoputta Kuyutai, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, based at Misawa Air Base, Japan, 2001.
Kawasaki CH-47J Chinook, 52978 of 105 Hikotai, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, based at Kisarazu Air Base, Japan, 2016.
Boeing CH-47C Chinook LC-010 of Libya Dawn Air Force, based at Mitiga Air Base, Libya, 2016.
Boeing CH-47D Chinook, CN-ALK of Royal Moroccan Air Force, based at Marrakech, Morocco, 2016.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook, 16-7466 of Turkish Air Force, based at Istanbul Airport, Turkiye, 2019.
Boeing CH-47D Chinook, D-892 of Tactische Helikopter Groep Koninklijke Luchtmacht, based at Gilze-Rijen Air Base, Netherlands, 2018.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook, D-603 of Tactische Helikopter Groep Koninklijke Luchtmacht, based at Gilze-Rijen Air Base, Netherlands, 2023.
Boeing CH-47D Chinook, D-664 of Tactische Helikopter Groep Koninklijke Luchtmacht, based at Gilze-Rijen Air Base, Netherlands, 2017.
Boeing CH-47SD Chinook, 88199 of Republic of Singapore Air Force, based at Changi Air Base (East), Singapore, 2017.
Boeing HH-47D Chinook, 88-095 of Republic of Korea Air Force, based at Seongnam Seoul Air Base, South Korea, 2017.
Boeing CH-47SD Chinook, 19-082 of Republic of Korea Air Force, based at Seongnam Seoul Air Base, South Korea, 2009.
Boeing CH-47SD Chinook, 90-0842 of Republic of Korea Air Force, based at Seongnam Seoul Air Base, South Korea, 2019.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook, HT.17.22A, ET.422 of Spanish Army Airmobile Forces, based at Colmenar Viejo Air Base, Spain, 2023.
Boeing CH-47SD Chinook, 7308 of Republic of China Army, based in Taiwan, 2002.
Boeing CH-47SD Chinook, 7305 of Republic of China Army, based in Taiwan, 2015.
Boeing CH-47F Chinook MM81779 of Italian Army, based at Verona Valerio Catullo Villafranca, Italy, 2019.
Agusta CH-47D Chinook, 3002 of 33 Squadron (OCU), Egyptian Air Force, based at Kom Awshim, Egypt, 2005.
TAK02187 1:35 - Future Releases
German WWII Vk 100.01(p) K3382 concept heavy tank
One of the Third Reich's "what if?" tanks that was never built.
Hatches can be fitted open or closed. One-piece tracks, photo-etch parts, moveable road wheels & suspension. Choice of 4 markings. (Figure not included).
TAK01021 1:16 - Future Releases
Michael Wittmann WWII German Tank Ace Limited Edition
Michael Wittmann was a German tank commander who achieved legendary status during World War II. Born on April 22 1914 in Vogelthal, Germany, he joined the German Army in 1934. His career took a decisive turn when he joined the elite Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler in 1937.
Wittmann quickly distinguished himself as a skilled tank commander, earning numerous decorations for bravery and tactical acumen. He is most famous for his exploits during a clash between British and German forces in the small French village of Villers-Bocage on June 13 1944, a week after the D-Day landings. Wittman commanded a Tiger tank in a daring ambush against British forces, inflicting heavy losses.
Despite his reputation as a formidable adversary, Wittmann's life ended on August 8 1944, aged 30, when his Tiger tank was destroyed near Hill 112 in Normandy. Wittmann's life and exploits have been the subject of numerous books, documentaries, and, more recently, video games.
Turret cutaway & gun not included.
BC-004 Unknown - Future Releases
Kirov Airship USSR Airship from Command and Conquer – Red Alert
Can be assembled without glue and has coloured plastic parts. A motor and lightig components are included.
AH48A004 1:48 - Future Releases
Messerschmitt Me-262HGIII "V-Tail"
AH48A005 1:48 - Future Releases
Messerschmitt Me-262HGIII Entwurf III
AH70070 1:72 - Future Releases
North-American P-51D Mustang™ Model in 1/72 Scale
In the second half of the year, we plan to release the P-51D Mustang model kit in 1/72 scale.
New Arma Hobby 2024 Molds. Included in the Set
Sprues with parts to build of most versions of the aircraft straight from the box.
Decals with markings for three aircraft.
Masks for the canopy and wheels.
Produced under license from Boeing. Boeing, P-51 Mustang and the distinctive Boeing logos, product markings and trade dress are trademarks of The Boeing Company.
DASDW35039 1:35 - Future Releases
GFF Eagle IV EKT / FüPers
• Highly detailed 2 in 1 kit
• Can be built as an EKT (operational camera team) or FüPers (command staff) construction lot 2013
• With interior
• With photo-etched parts
• Finely detailed vinyl tyres
• Clear plastic parts included
• Cover masks and mirror film included
• 4 marking options – Bundeswehr x 2 options / ISAF / Irish Army
expected mid-August 2024
MMTS-056 1:35 - Future Releases
Israel Main Battle Tank Merkava Mk.4M w/Roof-Mounted Slat Ar
MSVIT72056 1:72 - Future Releases
Dassault_Mirage G8-01 experimental fighter with variable wing geometry COMING SOON!
K32009NZ 1:32 - Future Releases
Messerschmitt Bf-109K-4 (in development for release 2nd quarter 2025)
-All new tooling
-139 high-quality injection moulded plastic parts.
-Includes early and late production instrument panels, aerial mast, and rudders. Optional deployed and retracted slats, flaps, radiator doors, R6 camera, seats with and without moulded in safety harness detail, tall and low tailwheel struts, tailwheel doors open, wired shut and built shut, drop tank and carrier, open and closed canopies, windscreen coaming air intakes, outer undercarriage doors, wooden and metal horizontal tailplanes, and compass hatch. Wheels with weighted tyres featuring correct alignment.
-High quality Cartograf decals for 3 early and late production aircraft from 1945 (to be revealed later).
-Fully illustrated instruction manual.
-31cm wingspan.
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