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Martin P6M-2 SeaMaster production (Anigrand code is AA144-099) (see the picture for the 3 bonus kits! North-American FJ-1, 1/144 Sikorsky HOS-1 Hoverfly II and Columbia XJL-1
Northrop YRB-49A (includes these BONUS kits Hughes XV-9A Hot cycle, MSU XV-11A Marvel and Ryan VZ-3RY) In June 1948, after the flight test of the YB-49 was proved, the U.S. Air Force ordered the type into full production as the RB-49A reconnaissance aircraft. It was powered by six jet engines, two of them externally mounted in under-wing pods, ruining the aircraft's sleek, aerodynamic lines, but extending its range by carrying...
Boeing YC-14 STOL prototype to replace the C-130 Hercules. (includes these BONUS kits Bell X-16, McCulloch YH-30 and Lockheed YO-3A) In 1972, the U.S. Air Force issued the Advanced transport STOL transport program for a new medium airlifter that capable of operations into battle zones with short, temporary airfields. Two proposals were accepted for construction as the Boeing YC-14 and McDonnell-Douglas YC-15 prototypes. The Bo...
NPO Energia Rocket. In 1974, after failure of the N-1 Lunar rocket, the Soviet military preferred a new family of modular following the loss of space race to America. In 1976, the Ministers of the USSR launched the program of the reusable spacecraft system. The former OKB-1 bureau was restructured to NPO Energia enterprise that in charge of the program development. The U.S. shuttle design was studied by Soviet rocket scientist...
Molniya Buran OK-1.01 space shuttle. In 1974, after failure of the N-1 Lunar rocket, the Soviet military preferred a new family of modular following the loss of space race to America. In 1976, the Ministers of the USSR launched the program of the reusable spacecraft system. The former OKB-1 bureau was restructured to NPO Energia enterprise that in charge of the program development. The U.S. shuttle design was studied by Soviet...
Molniya Buran OK-92 space shuttle. In 1972, U.S. President Nixon approved a program to develop a reusable Space Shuttle system. In the USSR, the space shuttle was viewed first of all as a carrier of nuclear weapons. The Soviet military convinced that U.S. planned to use the shuttle for a pre-emptive nuclear strike on Russia. Therefore the USSR needed an analogous capability to maintain the strategic balance. In 1976, the Minis...
Martin-Boeing XMS-1. Original Dyna-Soar configuration. In 1945, millions of German military documents were confiscated by USAAF. One of the concept was the Sanger aerospace bomber. During post-war years, Bell was selected for further studies on rocket-bomber which named BoMi. In 1956, the USAF channeled Bell's development to a reconnaissance, bombardment vehicle. A competition for a prototype was opened. In 1959, Boeing won th...
X-33, X-34, X-37, X-40A, X-42 X-planes RLV compilation set. In early 1990s, US congress requested to reduce funding for Space Shuttle operations. It is difficult for NASA to reduce costs without affecting safety. Many studies suggest that a Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) designed for quick-turnaround operation after each flight will allow for costs reduction. In 1994, NASA launched the RLV programs to demonstrate technologies o...
Martin SLV-5C Titan IIIC / MOL, X-20, IDCSP. In 1955, the USAF served a backup in case the first ICBM Atlas development ran fail. It was decided to develop a second system, the Martin Titan I. Later the Titan II with greater range and lifting capacity was initiated. In 1958, the Air Force asked to evaluate proposal for launching a X-20 piloted orbital glider. The Titan II was modified by adding two strap-on solid motors for th...
Chengdu J-20 Chinese stealth fighter LAST ONE!! SAVE 1/3RD!!! prototype. In late 1990s, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force launched the stealth fighter program, Western intelligence applied the codename J-XX. The Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group was selected to be the main contractor for the development. In 2009, the China Air Force commander confirmed that the development of the stealth fighter prototype that desig...
Lockheed C-5B Galaxy. In 1963, the USAF began to study very large logistic jet-powered transports. After reviewing several airframe designs, they eventually choose one similar to that of the C-141A Starlifter featuring a high-set wing, four underwing jet engines and a T-tail. The design competition was between Boeing Model 747, Douglas CX-4 and Lockheed L-500. Lockheed won the contract in 1965 with a design that was an extensi...
USAF/VNAF Fairchild AC-119G Shadows & AC-119K Stingers in the Vietnam War. For Roden 1/144 AC-119K Stinger. This 1/144 decal sheet includes marking options for AC-119G Shadow and AC-119K Stinger gunships in the Vietnam War as operated by the United States Air Force (USAF) and the South Vietnam Air Force (VNAF). Although the AC-119G Shadow variant is not available in kit form, the Shadow can be easily represented by relatively ...
GRUMMAN INTRUDERS FROM THE BEACH
USMC A-6A Intruders in the Vietnam War
This extensive and comprehensive decal sheet covers the three land based USMC A-6 Intruder squadrons during the Vietnam War (VMA(AW)-225, -242, and -533); allowing the option to represent an Intruder from any timeframe during the war for each squadron.
23 Marking Options (14 Aircraft) Included:
3 options (2 aircraft) for VMA(AW)-225 Vikings at Da N...
North-American/Rockwell OV-10A Broncos (USAF Vietnam War) This 1/32 decal sheet includes 16 marking options for OV-10A Broncos used by the USAF in the Forward Air Controller (FAC) role during the Vietnam War. Unfortunately not all schemes included are identified to their applicable assigned Tactical Air Support Squadron (TASS). Although not illustrated, one aircraft (67-14623) can also be modeled as a PAVE NAIL aircraft since ...
North-American/Rockwell OV-10A Broncos airframe stencils (high-viz) This sheet provides complete OV-10A Bronco airframe stencils for one aircraft in the original USAF blue-grey FAC camouflage scheme.
For Kitty Hawk Models 1/32 OV-10A Bronco
Optional one piece wing walkway decal
Multiple styles of various common markings provided: Two variations of PROPELLER warnings Three variations of propeller blade tip markings . Fiv...
USAF & USMC North-American/Rockwell OV-10A Broncos (Vietnam). This small 1/32 decal sheet includes two Marine VMO-2 aircraft, one from 1969 and the other from 1970; and the USAF 20th TASS CO's "famous" shark-mouthed Lois Little, which can be depicted from different time periods in 1972 (although a third option is also possible).
Important note: Departing from previous AOA releases, this sheet will NOT include complete airfr...
INTRUDERS FROM THE SEA
USN/USMC Grumman A-6A, A-6B, & KA-6D Intruders in the Vietnam War. This extensive decal sheet provides the option for up to 16 schemes covering four squadrons. Two of which, VA-165 and VA-196, were tied for the most A-6 Intruder Vietnam combat cruises (5 each). Another is the last of the four USMC A-6 squadrons in Vietnam, VMA-AW-224 (the other three USMC squadrons were covered in the first AOAdecals re...
Combat Scooters (1) - USN/USMC Douglas A-4E Skyhawks in the Vietnam War. This Part 1 decal sheet focuses on three A-4E Skyhawk squadrons in the Vietnam War. Typical for AOA's coverage of Vietnam USN/USMC aircraft, this sheet also provides the modeler with the choice of time periods for a specific squadron; and in the case of the A-4, also a choice of aircraft with and without the later avionics hump. An exception unfortunately...
Combat Scooters (4) - USN/USMC Douglas A-4E/A-4F Skyhawks in the Vietnam War
This Part 4 decal sheet focuses on three more A-4E/A-4F Skyhawk squadrons in the Vietnam War. Typical for AOA's coverage of Vietnam USN/USMC aircraft, this sheet also provides the modeler with the choice of time periods for a specific squadron, and in the case of the A-4, also a choice of aircraft with and without the later avionics hump. An exceptio...
Pukin' Dogs: Taproom 102 - USN McDonnell F-4J Phantom in the Vietnam War. This decal sheet covers one specific F-4J Phantom (BuNo 155887) as she appeared during three Vietnam cruises while with the same squadron (VF-143 Pukin' Dogs, callsign "Taproom") and also same modex each time (102). Not a MiG killer, just one example of the many, many other Phantoms that took part in the war daily. The Pukin' Dogs Vietnam F-4B's have bee...
Vietnamese Spads (1) - VNAF Douglas AD-6/A-1H Skyraiders in the Vietnam War. Part 1 of the South Vietnam Air Force (VNAF) Skyraider coverage, this 1/32 decal sheet includes 10 marking options (depicting 8 aircraft).
This sheet includes schemes for 1st, 514th, 518th, 520th, 522nd (83rd SOG), 524th, and 530th Fighter Squadrons. The markings provided span from the early 1960s to the early 1970s and also include two Skyraiders ...