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Potez 25 GAO 513 (Clermont-Ferrand), Lorraine or Farman (taille A7).
Allow to do Nr2075 V431 (Lorraine A2/B2) or Nr1958 K188 (Farman - kit FR0058 ) - the later one not so certain - there was indeed a Potez 25 Farman in GAO 513 wearing the corresponding crest, whose matricule might be K188 (corresponding to Nr 1958). But GAO 513 crest is so colourful ...
Potez 25 in Europe & America. Decals in 1/72 nd for kits FR0037, FR0038, SH72407 for Aeropostale (French Postal company between France and South America, with Mermoz, Saint-Exupery, Guillaumet, Daurat), Air France, Uruguay, Paraguay, Greece, Poland, anchors for Aeronavale, Croisiere Noire. Roundels provided only when not in the box.
Potez 25 Africa & Asia. Decals in 72nd for kits FR0037, FR0038, SH72407 for French Africa, Ethiopia, French Indochina, Manchuria (alternately : Japan), French Mandate in Syria, Nationalist Spain. Roundels provided only when not in the box.
Martin Type 166 Late
- Cam A: Martin Type 166 M597, ML-KNIL, July 1940 to December 1941 (the upper orange triangles were suppressed in June 1940)
- Cam B: Martin Type 166 M585 with rectangular flags in use from February 1942, only Martin to escape to Australia, on the 8 th of March.
- Cam C: Martin Type 166, coded White 12, Don Muang (Bangkok), Thailand, until October 1945 (ML-KNIL aircraft, captured by Japaneses and sol...
Martin Type 166 in Dutch Service
- Cam A: Martin Type 166 M544 yellow and blue with Dutvh roundels, before 1940 (and Grasshopper on port side - may be implemented or not, the photo is not really too clear ... )
- Cam B: Martin Type 166 M5109 camouflaged with orange triangles and fin flag, probably during summer, 1940.
- Cam C: Martin Type 166 M556 camouflaged with Jiminy Cricket on nose, starboard. Captured by Japanese...
Bloch MB.210
Nr 8, escadrila 82, Erculesti, Rumania, June to August 1941. This aircraft was credited with one aerial victory over a Rata, but was destroyed on taking off, on the 29th of August, 1941.
- Nr 136, E980, GB II/31, Lezignan, 20th of July, 1940. Camouflaged.
- Nr 233, "Ile de France", with full Vichy markings, camouflaged. Aulnat, November 1942
Bloch MB.210 with decals for...
Nr 194, GB II/21, La Ferte-Gaucher, May 1940
Nr 104 "Lt Hardy", La Ferte-Gaucher, 25 th of May, 1940, damaged and abandoned
Nr 97, 4 eme escadrille, GB II/21 (F128), found in La Rochelle, June 1940
Bloch MB.210 early schemes
Bloch MB 210 Early. The MB 210 was the most widespread bomber in the Armee De l'Air at the outbreak of war, with 180 aircraft divided into 12 Groupes de Bombardement. The kit gives the two main types of cowling. Decals for Nr 124, code White VI, GB I/19 2 eme escadrille, July 1938 (Lightning and Bat). Found by the Germans at La Rochelle in june 1940, with same colors.
Schemes are for:
- Nr 124, ...
Potez 25 Salmson 18 CMb Based on the Azur-Frrom / Special Hobby models, with characteristic Salmson 18 CMb engine and enlarged vertical stabilizer. A 1930s aircraft, served in France and Republican Spain (but we won't offer a Spanish scheme). Profiles are for :
- n°211 coded 5, 2 nd squadron of GB I/38 at Thionville Basse-Yutz, March 1933 (LELA profile page 242 and photo page 42 (insignia "Gau's heads", 2 nd version)
- n°...
Potez 25 Renault 12Kg. Based on the Azur-FRROM / Special Hobby models of the Potez 25, we offer this kit of the Potez 25 with Renault 12 Kg (long) engines. Aircraft used only by France, some still in service in 1940. WAS £25.50. TEMPORARILY SAVE 1/3RD!!!
Douglas DB-7 French Service (new mould)
- Nr 83, 3 eme escadrille, GB II/32, Casablanca, Morrocco, June 1940. Sgt Duhamel
- Nr 45, GB I/32, North Africa (Group Commanding Officer 's aircraft)
- Nr 2, 4 eme escadrille, GB II/32, Laghouat, Algeria, 19th of March 1941, Adj-chef Picard
This model reproduces the characteristics that differentiate the DB-7 from later bombers of the same family (Boston II, III, IV, Havoc, e...
Spad 510 at war The Spad 510 was the last biplane fighter in the Armee de l'Air, still in service in WWII.
Nr 9, White 8, DIAP (Depot d'Instruction de l'Aviation Polonaise), Lyon-Corbas, May 1940.
Nr44, White 14, 3 eme escadrille GARC II/561, Le Havre-Octeville, November 1939.
Nr56,Red 6, CIC Montpellier (FighterTraining Center), June 1940.
Spad 510 7 eme Escadre The Spad 510 was the last biplane fighter in the Armee de l'Air. Decals for three aircraft
Nr26, Red 1, 1 ere escadrille GC I/7 (Spa 15 Bayard's helmet), Lt Ozanne, esc leader, Dijon, June 1938.
Nr14, White 5, 3 eme escadrille GC II/7 (Spa 73 Japanse Stork, Dijon, Spring 1939.
Nr25, 4 eme escadrille GC II/7 (Spa 78 Black Panther), Dunkirk show, 1937.
Gloster Meteor T Mk.7 with decals for Israel, Black 15 with Suez Yellow and Black stripes, January 1957, France, F9 coded 30-MY, 2/30 "Camargue" in 1953, Tours, Belgium, ED042 in 1958, Coxyde Fighter School.
Martin B-10 Export WC/WAN. History : Martin B-10 exported to China and Argentina (for Navy), engines two Wright Cyclone R-1820-G2 giving 850 hp at 2,100 rpm. Decals for 2 aircraft, Model 139 WC coded 1403, January to July 1938, Chinese AF, Model 139 WAN coded 3-B-2, Puerto Belgrano, Argentine Navy, from 1938 to 1946.
SNCASE SE-535 Mistral (ex-Special Hobby) French modification of the Vampire, mainly done in fitting a Rolls-Royce Nene in place of the original Goblin, 257 units built by SNCASE between 1951 and 1953.