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RE-RELEASED!!! Kawasaki Ki-61-I Ko
3 decal variants:
1. Ki-61Ko, Akeno Fighter School, Japan 1943
2. Ki-61Ko, 2nd Chutai, 68th Sentai, New Guinea 1944
3. Ki-61Ko, Gunso Matsumi Nakano, 5th Shinten Seiku-tai, 244th Sentai, Chofu, February 1945
The first Ki-61 prototype took off in December 1941, and tests of other prototypes took place during 1942. At the end of 1942, these aircraft began to be mass-produced, and t...
Re-released! Reggiane Re.2005 What if markings. he last model in the series was the excellent Re.2005 Sagittario (Archer). The wings were improved and enlarged, with new landing gear and heavy armament of 3 20mm cannon and 2 12.7mm machine guns. The first prototype was ready in December 1941, but lacked the engine for 4 months from Germany (the Daimler Benz inline). The first flight was on 5.9.42 , after the MC.205 and G.55 ha...
RE-RELEASED!!! Reggiane 2005 The last model in the series was the excellent Re.2005 Sagittario (Archer) The wings were improved and enlarged, with new landing gear and heavy armament of 3 20mm cannon and 2 12.7mm machine guns The first prototype was ready in December 1941, but lacked the engine for 4 months from Germany (the Daimler Benz inline) The first flight was on 5.9.42 , after the C.205 and G.55 had both flown The Re.20...
RE-RELEASED!!! Ryan NYP 'Spirit Of St Louis';
4 decal variants
1. Ryan, Charles A. Lindberg, First crossing of the Atlantic, May 20, 1927
2. Ryan, Charles A. Lindberg, Latin American Goodwill Tour, 1928
3. Ryan, Mainichi Shinbun / Japanese newspaper /, 1928
4. Ryan, Mainichi Shinbun / Japanese newspaper /, 1927
Officially known as the Ryan NYP (for New York to Paris), the single engine monoplane was desig...