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Hannants News: 16/11/18

In Stock Freedom Models FD18009 1:48 Curtiss Hawk III

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Hong Kong Models  HKM01E06 1:32 Avro Lancaster B.Mk.1

Kinetic Models  K48063 M346

Wingnut Wings WNW32603 Fokker E.II “Max Immelmann"

Wingnut Wings WNW32606 AMC DH.2 “Lanoe Hawker"

Wingnut Wings WNW32607 Sopwith Triplane “Raymond Collishaw”

 

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Top Selling New Items for Last 7 Days

  1. TAR72003: Saab JA-37 'Viggen' Tarangus and Special Hobby are proud to announce a new 'Viggen' in 1/72 scale. For more than 50 years, the Saab 37 'Viggen' has graced the European skies. Today, it continues to fly with the Swedish Air Force Historic Flight. However, there hasn’t been a new kit in 1/72 scale of this wonderful aircraft for over 40 years. That is about to change! Tarangus and Special Hobby jointly released a new 'Viggen' kit in 1/48 scale a few years ago. A kit that won “Model of the year” from the German magazine model fan and has been praised by builders around the globe. Now, that kit has been scaled down to 1/72. You will recognise all the crisp and wonderful detail from the larger kit, that’s not all.. An extra level of detail has been added, with for instance separate flaps for the canards, different canards for the attack and fighter versions and a first for a 'Viggen' in any scale, a RAM air turbine! The kit will hit the hobby store shelves in the first half of 2018! Boxart by Peter van Stigt.
  2. SH72400: Vickers Vildebeest Mk.III Model of a British torpedo / bomber / army cooperation aeroplane. The kit contains: four styrene sprues moulded in grey colour, one crystal clear sprue, decal sheet, photo etches, resin parts, full colour instruction booklet. The decals cater for three machines which fought the Japs in the early stages of the war in the Pacific in 1941: Vickers Vildebeest Mk.III, NK-K, No 100 Sqn RAF, Seletar (Singapore), 1941/42 Vickers Vildebeest Mk.III, K6402/OE-J, No 36 Sqn RAF, Seletar (Singapore), 1941/42 Vickers Vildebeest Mk.III, K4176/B, No 36 Sqn RAF, Seletar (Singapore), 1936 Vickers Vildebeest Mk.III, NZ109/B-1, 'B' Flight, No 2 Flying Training School, RNZAF, Woodbourne, 1940 detailed and highly accurate model kit components (plastic, decals, etches) taken from already unavailable (since it was sold out in 2012) Azur/Frrom kit #FR0017 accurate decals and stencils photo etched fret, detailed resin parts
  3. SH72379: Curtiss P-40K-1/5 Warhawk A model of the P-40K-1/5 Warhawk US WW2 fighter aircraft which featured a short fuselage and an enlarged tail fin. The kit contains: three sprues with grey styrene parts, one sprue with clear parts, decal sheet and full-colour instructions. The decal sheet offers markings for four machines: P-40K-1 (42-46040), white 13, pilot 1Lt. Robert J. "Crash" Overcash, 64FS, 57FG, Africa, May 1943 (5 victories) P-40K, white 23, senior lieutenant Nikolai Fedorovich Kuznetsov, 436 IAP, 239 IAD, 6. Air Army, North Western Front, the Soviet Union, Winter 1943. (25 victories, 12 shared) P-40K-5 (42-9768), white 255, Maj. Edward "Big Ed" M. Nollmeyer, CO 26 FS/51 FG, Kunming, China, December 1943. (5 svictories) P-40K, white 15, 25. FS, 51. FG, Assam valley, India, 1944. detailed and extremely accurate model, apparently the best P40 in 1/72 very easy assembly eyecatching marking and colour scheme options accurate decals
  4. KPM72118: Aero L-159A Alca
  5. DM720005: Back in stock! HH/MH-65C/D Dolphin 2
  6. X44009: RAF Hawker-Siddeley Argosy & Blackburn Beverley.(7) Hawker-Siddeley Argosy C.1, XR106, ‘106/473’, 114 Squadron, Royal Air Force Air Support Command, RAF Benson, June 5, 1971; XN817, ‘817’ Aeroplane & Armament Experimental Establishment, Boscombe Down, 1982; XP412, ‘412’, 105 Squadron, RAF Khormaksar, Yemen, 1966; XR106, ‘106/473’, 70 Squadron, RAF Akrotiri, Cyprus, 1975; Blackburn Beverley C.1, XL149, ‘X/149’, 242 Operational Conversion Unit, RAF Lyneham, September, 1958; XM112, ‘112’ 34 Squadron, RAF Seletar, Singapore, September, 1962; Blackburn Beverley C.2, XL149,’X’ 84 Squadron, Royal Air Force Middle East, based at Eastleigh, Kenya, 1967.
  7. VWP5777385: AA-14 The Bristol Beaufighter - A Detailed Guide To Bristol’s Hard-hitting Twin by Richard A. Franks An essential companion for anyone tackling the Revell (1/32nd), Tamiya, new tool Revell(1/48th), Hasegawa, new tool Airfix and older kits in 1/72nd scale. Contents will include all the elements listed plus: •A wealth of historical photographs and detail images of preserved Beaufighters •Period detail images during production and service use •Isometric views by Chris Sandham-Bailey of all prototype, production and projected airframes •Colour profiles and by Richard J. Caruana •At least 160 pages in total •Lists of all Beaufighter accessories and decals produced in all scales •Kit builds of the new tool Revell 1/48th Beaufighter TF.X by Steve Evans and the new tool Airfix 1/72 TF.X by Libor Jekl
  8. FR0041: SNCASE SE-535 Mistral (ex-Special Hobby) French modification of the Vampire, mainly done in fitting a Rolls-Royce Nene in place of the original Goblin, 257 units built by SNCASE between 1951 and 1953.
  9. TWC72041: de Havilland DH-104 Dove & Devon seats - (designed to be used with the A Model Dove & Devon kits)
  10. WPS117: Douglas F4D/F-6 Skyray and F5D Skylancer by Tony Butler. The Douglas F4D Skyray (always known as the 'Ford' because of its designation) was intended to be the US Navy's first supersonic fighter, though in fact it was really a transonic aircraft. A very handsome machine it had a relatively short career but equipped quite a number of units both with the Navy and the US Marines. It was flawed and fell short of being a true all-weather fighter, but it had excellent manoeuvrability and an impressive rate of climb and it provided many pilots with their first experience of jet aircraft. The altogether sleeker F5D Skylancer was a true supersonic successor and provided a considerable advance over the Skyray, but it fell victim to cost cutting and only a few examples were completed, some of which were used for research. This book is written by Tony Buttler and is superbly illustrated by Richard J.Caruana.
  11. FDR72121: back in stock! Gloster Meteor NF.14 corrected nose set Replacement resin nose of correct length, for the Xtrakit/Matchbox Night Fighter Meteor kit. The original kit parts supplied for the NF.14 option are too long, the nose should be the same length as the NF.12. Our master includes panel lines and intakes applicable to the NF.14. This set also includes a pair of tropical intakes as fitted to NF.14 aircraft operated by 60 Sqn in Singapore (intakes not shown). (designed to be used with Matchbox, Revell and Xtrakit kits)
  12. SH72332: McDonnell FH-1 Phantom "First U.S. Navy Jet Fighter" Contents of the kit: three grey styrene injection moulded sprues, one clear sprue, photo etches, decal sheet, full colour instruction booklet. Decals for four U.S. Navy machines: FH-1 Phantom, R 112 (BuNo 111778) VF-17A, Lt J.L. Fruin, USS Franklin Delano Roosevelt (CVB-42), March 1949. FH-1 Phantom, 122 (BuNo 111785), VF-17A, carrier deck suitability tests, USS Saipan, May 1948. FH-1 Phantom,101 ( BuNo 111799), VF-17A, Capt. W.N. Leonard , USS Coral Sea (CVB-43), 18 May 1948. FH-1 Phantom, 109, (BuNo 111786), VF-17A LCDR R.I. Clinke, USS Franklin Delano Roosevelt (CVB-42), March 1949. detailed and highly accurate model four U.S. Navy carrier based machines marking options accurate decals with full set of stencils Q72325 Resin wheels also available separately to improve the detail levels of the kit
  13. TARSPRUE: a completely new sprue, in a plastic bag, which is added to new versions of the 'Viggen' kit. (designed to be used with Tarangus kits)
  14. ACE72446: Nagmachon IDF heavy APC
  15. AZM7603: Supermarine Spitfire Tr.9 "RAF Trainer" x 4 schemes. Old and modern
  16. HMHP005: Panavia Tornado 116 pages, with over 330 photos
  17. FTF061: Krupp-Protze 81 German Truck
  18. AIMS4824: 'Late war Messerschmitt Bf-109's' Bf-109G-6 /AS White 7, 4 NJG 11, Lübec, Germany Bf-109G-6 /AS Red 2, Flown by Friedrich-Karl Müller (30 victories), 1./NJGr. 10, Aug 1944 Bf-109G-14 /AS Black 2 Flown by Oblt Ernst Scheufele, 14./ JG 4. 3rd Dec 44, based at Frankfurt-Main, Germany Bf-109G-10 Erla Blue 2 Flown by Uffz Gerhard Reiher, 8./JG 3, Alperstadt, Germany, late 44 - early 45 Bf-109G-10 Erla Yellow 9 of II/JG 51, Fels, Germany 1945 Bf-109G-10/U4 Black 1, flown by Peter Düttmann (152 victories) Staffelkapitän of 5./JG 52. Surrendered at Zeltweg, Austria, 5th May 1945 Bf-109K-4 Black Double Chevron, flown by Hptm Wilhelm Betz (237 victories), Stab II./JG 52, Zeltweg, Austria, 5th May 1945 Bf-109K-4 of I,/JG 3, Pasewalk, Germany 1945 Bf-109K-4 flown by Lt Ernst-Dieter Bernhard (1 victory), Stab III./JG 53, Kaufbeuren, Germany, 19th April 1945
  19. TWC72040: Supercharged Gipsy Queen engines - for Dove-7/8 & Devon C2 - (designed to be used with the A Model Dove & Devon kits)
  20. SH48172: Loire 130Cl flying boat n 1933, the French Navy requested a new reconnaissance and light bomber seaplane able to serve aboard warships and launched using their catapults. Six companies offered their designs, the Loire 130 was the final winner. It was a shoulder-mounted wing monoplane with a pusher engine above the wing and was produced in two versions. The Loire 130M (for Métropole) saw service in home waters while the Loire 130 Cl (Colonial) machines were sent to the tropical areas. The latter airframe was built to withstand more demanding climate, it also got larger radiator and the crew was better protected from the elements. The Loire 130 began to be deployed on all catapult-equipped warships even before the outbreak of the war and also on shore bases in France, Africa and Indochina. The machines took part in the defence of France in 1940 and when the country was eventually defeated, they went on to serve with the Vichy forces. Several airframes were used by the Free French forces, too. The Vichy France even ordered further production. Some captured machines were evaluated by the German Luftwaffe. The Loire 130s which were operated from African bases struggled with the shortage of spare parts and in 1943, when French colonies in Africa were liberated and joined war effort with the Allies, as many as fifteen airframes were still airworthy and took part in war operations. Machines of the Loire 130 Cl version did their part in the French Indochina War against Siam and a handful of the machines flew till the end of the war, one of them was seen flying in Saigon as late as 1949. The decals bring markings for four machines. One of them saw service in the Indochinese Union (commonly known as French Indochina) transporting French Navy commanding officers and the marking she wore underwent certain evolution over the course of her flying career, all these alterations have painstakingly researched and illustrated in the camouflage scheme and the decal sheet. The second machine with eye-catching livery and red and yellow Vichy stripes was operated by the French Naval Aviation in Africa. The third camouflage option brings a green-camouflaged Loire 130Cl machine with red empennage which saw service between 1943 and 44 also in French Indochina. The final option is a Free French Loire based at Fort-de-France, Martinique. The kit contains four grey styrene sprues, one clear plastic sprue and a set of detailed resin cast parts.