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Re-released! VK 72.01 (K) German WWII heavy prototype tank, plastic injected kit with etched parts (now reissued with (3D-Printed) barrel with perforated muzzle brake)
Supermarine Swift FR.5
A04003 - Supermarine Swift FR.5, flown by Flight Lieutenant Nigel Walpole, No. 79 Squadron, Royal Air Force Germany, Gutersloh, Germany, April 1956. (A)
A04003 - Supermarine Swift FR.5, No.II (AC) Squadron, Royal Air Force Germany, Jever, Germany, 1956. (B)
The Supermarine Swift was originally designed as an interceptor fighter but was most successful as a low level photo reconnaissance aircr...
Armstrong-Whitworth Whitley Mk.V NEW TOOL in 2015
A08016 - Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.V, aircraft flown by Squadron Leader John Charles MacDonald, No. 102 Squadron, No. 4 Group, Yorkshire, England, March 1940. (A)
A08016 - Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Mk.V, No. 10 Squadron, No. 4 Group (Bomber Command), Royal Air Force Leeming, Yorkshire, England, December 1941. (B)
Greek restored Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX IN 4 SCALES also set include decals for propeller blades
Some history for plane...
Spitfire MJ755 was built at Castle Bromwich, and delivered to No. 33 MU at RAF Lyneham in December 1943, remaining in store until early 1944 when it was allocated to the Middle East Air Force and dispatched by sea to Casablanca, arriving 13th March 1944.- By August 1944, MJ755 had been allocated to 43 ...
ROCAF/Republic Of China Air Force roundels, 2 sets
insignia diameters: 500,600,700,800,900,1000,1200 mm
scale diameters: 6.9;8.3;9.7;11.1;12.5;13.9;16.7 mm
Indian AF Insignia, 2 sets
insignia diameters: 18,24,30,34,54"; fin flashes: 18x18", 22x24", 24x24", 36x36"
scale sizes: 6.4;8.5;10.6;12.0;19.0 mm; fin flashes: 6.4x6.4;7.8x8.5;8.5x8.5;12.7x12.7 mm