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Messerschmitt Me-262 engine detailing (designed to be used with Tamiya kits) Contains two highly detailed Junkers Jumo 004 engines, engine mounts, covers....
Arado Ar-234B 'Blitz' main wheel bay (designed to be used with Hasegawa, Hobby 2000 and Revell kits)* [Ar-234C-3 Ar-234B-2 Ar-234B-2/NAr-234C-3 Ar-234B-2 'Blitz' Arado Ar-234B-2/N]
Arado Ar-234B 'Blitz' wheel bay and cockpit set (designed to be used with Hasegawa, Hobby 2000 and Revell kits)[Ar-234C-3 Ar-234B-2 Ar-234B-2/NAr-234C-3Ar-234B-2 'Blitz' Arado Ar-234B-2/N]
Bell X-22 Tilting ducts VTOL experiment. During early 1950s, Bell Aircraft began studying conventional propeller and jet design. In 1957, Bell signed contract from Navy for design of ducted propeller assault transport with VTOL capability. This study also caught attention of the Air Force, Marine Corp and Army, and joined for study during 1959. In 1962, Bell and Navy signed contract for the new test-bed, designated X-22. Its d...
Curtiss-Wright X-19 Tilt-propellers VTOL experiment. In 1958, Curtiss-Wright started the four passengers VTOL commercial aircraft program without any government support. It was designed with a tilting propeller at each wing tip that a nacelle could rotate in pointing vertical for take off and landing and pointing horizontal for cruise. When the two prototypes were almost completed, Curtiss-Wright decided to offer these two air...
Lockheed F-104G/F-104S details. Vac form canopy, etched parts, cockpit, separate control surfaces, engine box and radar (designed to be used with Hasegawa kits)