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Hannants News: 22/06/18

We have started a new emailing list for the weekly Hot News. To continue to receive it please re-subscribe in eMail List....

Due Soon Airfix AX08019 Vickers Wellington Mk.IC. New Tooling

We have just had delivered all the remaining stock of the now discontinued Azur and MPM kits. Get them while you can! No more after we sell out!

New Eduard July and August releases now being listed in Future Releases. Most with 10% Backorder discount!

We are now stocking the excellent Echelon FD military vehicle and figure decals. 

We have just been told that the original True Detail resin wheels series are all now discontinued. Get them while you can...

Now save more than £130.00 on the 1:48 TU06801 DKM U-Boat Type VIIC U-552! See it in Special Offers! This offer is ending soon so be quick!

Now in stock! Trumpeter TU01683 1:72 Convair F-106B Delta Dart; TU05810 1:48 Fairey Firefly Mk.I; TU06708 1:700 USS Enterprise CV-6 “Big E"

We are now stocking Blackbird Models decal and resin range.

Big reductions on selected Two Bobs decals now in Special Offers! 

The Hannants Of London shop at Colindale does not open Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday now. Opening times are.... Thursday & Friday from 11.00 to 7.00pm. Saturday 9.30am to 5.00pm. Sunday from 11.00am to 4.00pm.

 

Overseas customers we recommend you select the postage option WITH TRACKING if you want to follow your order thru the postal systems. If it does not have tracking it cannot be tracked and no one can tell you where it is. Tracking cannot be added after you have placed the order.

Set up your own Hot News and never miss a Special Offer or anything else! https://www.hannants.co.uk/help/question.php?question_id=104.

If you have items on Backorder you will now be sent a 'reminder' email once a month to tell you what you have on Backorder.

All ParcelForce & DPD parcels to a mainland UK address* are sent on a 24 hour service.

If you changed your delivery address to Collect From Show please remember to change it back to your normal bricks and mortar delivery address. 

Overseas customers please be sure you type in your first name and/or initial AND your surname/family name. Without both we will not despatch your order. Orders without both are being returned as 'undeliverable' before they even get to your towns and cities.

Enamel paints etc. We can sell to most mainland EU countries that are delivered to by road. (not islands or Greece sorry because they are flown). If you are logged in but cannot enter paints etc in your cart that means we cannot send to your country.

We sell Gift Vouchers online. See the Gift Vouchers' button in the yellow header section at the top of the home page.

You can see the postage cost to anywhere in the world without logging in or registering. Just put items in your cart and select your country in the shopping cart area.

You can put items that are out of stock on Backorder and have them either charged to your saved card details OR we can send you a Paypal invoice to pay within 10 days. Items placed on Backorder are reserved for you so in case there is a shortage you get priority.

You can put items that are out of stock on Watching and be sent an email as soon as they are delivered to us.

If you are visiting the London Hannants in Colindale you can be sure everything you want will be there for you AND get a 10% discount by click and collect ordering at the website. All you have to do is make sure the Country in your Delivery address is Collect from Colindale SHOP AND send the order to us by MIDDAY on the Wednesday for collection Saturday.

* not Scottish Highlands, Northern Ireland, Isle Of Wight or Isle Of Man sorry.

Hannants mailorder is based in Lowestoft, Suffolk, England 01502 517444

The London model shop is at
Unit 2, Hurricane Trading Estate
Grahame Park Way, Colindale,
London, NW9 5QW
Phone 020 8205 6697
Email colindale@hannants.co.uk

Close to the RAF Museum....

Top Selling New Items for Last 7 Days

  1. RV3903: TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE. Flying Saucer Haunebu
  2. IBG72055: Type 1 Chi-He Japanese Medium Tank
  3. PSL039: Aluminium stripes
  4. SH32073: IAR IAR-81 BoPi In the late 1930s, the Polish PZL P.11 and P.24 all-metal, high wing fighter planes were produced under licence by I.A.R., Industria Aeronautica Romana. As it was quite clear that such type of design was nearing obsolescence and the future belonged to low wing fighters with retractable undercarriage and enclosed canopy, a design team led by Ion Grosu was formed with the aim to project a modern warplane of such sort. Using the P.24´s fuselage structure, a new fighter plane was created and named the I.A.R.80. The first prototype airframe was fitted with the I.A.R. 14K-IIc32 fourteen­cylinder, double-row radial, delivering 870 hp and was taken aloft for the first time on April 4, 1939. The new fighter had performance approaching that of contemporary foreign designs like the Hurricane, P-36, MS 406 and Bf-109D. Various changes to the plane’s armament led to the I.A.R.80 A, B and C sub-versions being created, and also the I.A.R.81 C which was designed for the fighter-bomber role in the spring of 1941. A specialised dive bomber version, the I.A.R.81 BoPi was also built, fitted with a hinged underbelly bomb rack of design similar to that of the Stuka. When the bomb was released during the dive, the rack swung it outside the propeller arc. Two batches of the BoPi version were built, machines c/n 91-105 and c/n 151-175 The Romania Air Force´s fighter and ground attack units were equipped with the I.A.R.80/81 type right from the beginning of the country´s involvement in the Second World War and until the end of hostilities. Fifty I.A.R.80s were in service during the attack against the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941. The 6th Group (61st and 62nd squadrons) and the 8th Group (41st and 60th Squadrons) were engaged at Stalingrad front during the autumn of 1942. 1 August 1943 saw I.A.R.80 & 81s defending the Ploiesti oil plants from attack by USAAF B-24 Liberators, during ‘Operation Tidal Wave’, when the Rumanian fighters downed some of the heavy bombers. On 10 June 1944, I.A.R.81Cs from 6th Fighter Group confronted P-38 Lightnings belonging to the USAAF 82nd and 1st FG (American pilots mistakenly reported having fought Fw-190As). Romania joined the Allies on 24 August 1944, and changed back the national insignia worn by its aircraft from crosses to traditional blue, yellow and red roundels. Being under Soviet command, the I.A.R.80/81 units saw combat over Hungary and later also during the liberation of Czechoslovakia over the areas of Moravia and Slovakia, where they enjoyed and suffered their final victories and losses. Remaining airframes of the 80/81 type kept on serving in Romania until the 1950s, some of them also being rebuilt in 1950 to advanced trainer version known as the I.A.R.81DC. In the box adorned with a bomb-laden I.A.R.81 BoPi airplane, the modeller will find in total seven injection moulded sprues made using steel tools, one clear styrene sprue with canopy parts and other smaller clear items, nicely detailed set of resin parts and a fret of photo etches. The model comes complete with the centre-line rack bomb and underwing bombs and their racks. The decals offer four Romanian options, two of them in a three-tone scheme, the other two in two-tone camouflage.
  5. AR14405: Sikorsky SH-3A/D Sea King (x2) • Contains 2 kits • Fit main rotor in open or folded position, side hatch open or closed • Markings for Apollo 13 flight recovery, Indian Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, US Navy
  6. SW72114: Grumman TBM-3W 'Guppy' The AEW version of the Avenger. 3 markings for USN, JMSDF Japan and RCN Canada. Kits contains plastics parts
  7. RVA72056: Mikoyan MiG-21UM
  8. X48190: McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR.2 (10) in late grey camo. XV466 1435 Flight 'D/Desperation' RAF Mt Pleasant Falklands 1991; XV421 1435 Flight 'F/Faith' F/O Ian Halden/Flt Lt Chris Weightman Falklands 1991; XV401/B 228 OCU 64 Sqn RAF Wattisham 1988; XV419/AA 19 Sqn RAF Wattisham 1991; XV499/I 23 Sqn RAF Leeming 1993; XV419/G 29 Sqn RAF Coningsby 1981; XV498/U 92 Sqn RAFG Wildenrath 1992; XV490/R 74 Sqn RAFG Gutersloh 1992; XT903/X 56 Sqn RAF Wattisham 1988; XV406/CK 228 OCU RAF Wattisham 1987;
  9. X72036: Reprinted! Luftwaffe/German Swastikas. Various styles including solid, outline and stencil in white, black and grey. Also includes pre-war style on white disc with red band. Sizes 300mm, 430mm, 540mm, 650mm, 710mm, 810mm, 1085, 1350mm Suitable for all Luftwaffe/German types including Arado Ar-234 Blitz, Blohm-und-Voss Bv-138, Bv-141, Dornier Do-17, Dornier Do-217, Focke-Wulf Fw-190, Fw-200C-3 Fw-200C-4/Fw-200C-5/Fw-200C-8, Heinkel He-111H-6 , He 177, Junkers Ju-87, Ju 188, Messerschmitt Bf-109E, Messerschmitt Me-110, Messerschmitt Me-163, Messerschmitt Me-410 etc, etc. Recently reprinted again, our most popular Swastika decal.
  10. PSL036: Red stripes