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Republic P-47 Thunderbolt Acess. The kit is dedicated to the aces of one of the best fighters of the Second World War. Five options in 1/72 scale.
P-47D-28-RA G9-A, SN 22-8443 509th F.S., 405 F.G. flown by Major Kinne. Natural Metal with Red prop hub, cowl ring and tail stripes. Note abscense of Red canopy framing. Wing bottoms and wheel covers show only the White stripe.
P-47D-28-RE SN 41-9965 362nd FG (Chief Seattle).
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Albatros D.II
Albatros D.ll flown by Vzfw. Kohler of Jasta 9, 1917.
Albatros D.ll (OAW), 910/16 flown by Lt. Max Bohme of Jasta 5, after being downed 4 March 1917 by Lt. A. J. Pearson of No. 29 Squadron, RFC and Lts. Graham and Boddy of l l Squadron, REC. lt was assigned British capture number G.14.
Future Orden Poul le Merite decorated 30-victorg ace Ltn. Karl Emil Schaefer sits in the cockpit of Johannisthal-built Alb...
Grumman Hellcat In the service of foreign armies. Part-1
1. Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat, 348/11.F.31, 11eme Flotille, Aeronavale, operating in Indo China, 1935.
2. Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat. 'S', GC ll/9 'Auvergne, Armee de I'Air, Tan Son Nhut (Vietnam), 1952. Sea Blue Gloss overall with white code over a black rectangle; unit badge carried on both sides of cowling.
3. Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat. A-401, Aviacion Naval, Uruguay. Dark S...
North-American F-86A Sabres. Colourful Early Sabres. Part-2
1. F-86A 5 NA, 48-313, 196th Fighter Bomber Squadron of the California ANG, flown by Maj. Bob Love during the Earl T. Ricks Memorial Trophy Race, Ontario, California, July 1955.
2. F-86A 5 NA, 49 1122, 33 rd Fighter Interceptor Wing (HQ), flown by Col. Harrison Thyng , Otis AFB, Late 1950.
North-American F-86A Sabres. Colourful Early Sabres. Part-3
1. F-86A 5 NA, 49 1289, 92 nd Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 81 st Fighter Interceptor Wing, flown by Lt. Col. Jim Carlyle, RAF Shepherds Grove, August 1951.
2. F-86A 5 NA, 49 1028, "Texas Tailpipe", 56 th Fighter Group (Air Defense), flown by Col. Robert Case y , Orchard Place AFB (now Chicago O'Hare Airport), Early 1950s.
Wehrmacht Bicycle (2 pcs) The bicycle was not only a means of transport or sport for civilians. As a bicycle can carry quite a lot and is also rather faster than a pedestrian, many armies introduced the bicycle to their inventory in the early 20th century. The German army was no exception, bicycles were used there even before the Great War. In the 1930s, the new and rebuilt Wehrmacht introduced this invention too and kept usin...
Martin B-26B/B-26C/B-26F/B-26G Marauder Wheels set for Hasegawa kits Detail resin cast wheels with weighted tyres (designed to be used with Eduard and Hasegawa kits)
Dassault SMB-2 Super Mystere 'Sa'ar 'Israeli Storm in the Sky' This kit depicts the French jet fighter fitted with an US-made J52 powerplant in its longer tail section as operated by the IAF. The model is produced using steel moulding tools, comes on as many as nice styrene sprues (two of them comes twice) and one clear parts sprue. Finely detailed and highly accurate model meticulously researched decals including full sets of...
Martin B-12A US Bomber The Martin company started a revolution in aircraft design with its bomber family B-10, B-12 and B-14, the designation varied because of the engines used. In the early 1930s when fabric-skinned biplanes ruled the skies, an all-metal monoplane suddenly appeared, with closed cockpits and engines completely hidden in their cowlings. Not only were these new bomber aeroplanes faster than other bombers of the ...
Curtiss P-40N Warhawk 'Island Warriors' 1/72
The P-40 US-built fighter aeroplane is one of the very iconic types of the war and was also supplied to the Allies, named the Kittyhawk. The P-40N was the final production version and in US colours it mainly flew over China, India and Pacific battlefields. Serving with various units, the machines wore different style of markings referring to the squadron or group they flew in. Som...