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Avro Lancaster Mk.I/III Photo etched instrument panels. Coloured. Ready to fit in a model (JustStick) (designed to be used with Airfix and Revell kits)
Post War Avro Lancaster Pt3 (5)
Avro Lancaster B.Mk.I, '1808', Royal Egyptian Air Force, October, 1950.
Avro Lancaster Mk.X, BK904, 'CJ.P', part of the Royal Canadian Air Force Search & Rescue Force based at Sea Island Station, British Columbia, Canada, 1949.
Avro Lancaster B.Mk.VII (F.E), NX683, 'BL.G', of 40 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at Abu Sueir, Egypt, 1946.
Avro Lancaster GR.3, SW329, 'CJ.G', of 203 Squadron, R...
Post War Avro Lancaster Pt2 (6)
Avro Lancaster ASR.Mk.III, RF324, 'RL.K', of 279 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Thornaby, UK, 1945.
Avro Lancaster ASR.Mk.III, RE115, 'OZ.T', of 210 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF St Eval, UK, 1948.
Avro Lancaster MR.1, W.U.41, '9.S3', of Escadrille 9S, French Aeronavale, based at Naval Base Noumea, New Caledonia, 1961.
Avro Lancaster B.Mk.I (Special), PD131, 'LS.V', of 15 ...
Re-printed!! Avro Vulcan Collection Pt.1 (7)
Avro Vulcan B.2, XL426, flown by Officer Commanding, of 83 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Scampton, UK, 1961.
Avro Vulcan B.2, XM600, of IX Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Cottesmore, UK, 1966.
Avro Vulcan B.2 MMR, (Maritime Radar Reconnaissance), XM570, of 27 Squadron, Royal Air Force, based at RAF Scampton, UK, 1973.
Avro Vulcan B.2, XM575, of 101 Squadron, R...
Commonwealth Trainers (8) Airspeed Oxford (3) 3583 ex BG365 24 Air School, Standard Beam Approach Flight, Nigel, Gauteng, South Africa 1945; PG943/T Fighter Command Instrument Training Flight, RAF Tangmere 1948; A5680/64 35th Elementary Flying Training School, Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada 1942; North-American Harvard IIa 7470 ex EX821 62 Air School (Central Flying School) Bloemspruit, South Africa 1945; Avro Anson Mk.I 6065/K nO ...
Re-released! Grand Slam bomb. (3D-Printed) The largest conventional bomb used in World War II, this 22,000lb bomb was designed by Dr. Barnes Wallis to penetrate deep into the earth before exploding, thus causing an earthquake. (Designed for use with the Airfix or Revell kits of the Avro Lancaster B.I/III ).
Tallboy bomb. One of the largest conventional bombs used in World War II, this 12,000lb bomb was designed by Dr. Barnes Wallis to penetrate deep into the earth before exploding, thus causing an earthquake. (Designed for use with the Airfix or Revell kits of the Avro Lancaster B.I/III ) 3d-printed
12,000 lb blockbuster bomb. One of the largest conventional bombs used in World War II, three quarters of the weight of this thin walled bomb was explosives. (Designed for use with the Airfix or Revell kits of the Avro Lancaster B.I/III ).
8,000 lb blockbuster bomb.. One of the largest conventional bombs used in World War II, three quarters of the weight of this thin walled bomb was explosives. (Designed for use with the Airfix or Revell kits of the Avro Lancaster B.I/III ).
Re-released! WE177A (short body) - (3D-Printed) British nuclear weapon series. For use with models of the Avro Vulcan, de Havilland Sea Vixen, Blackburn Buccaneer, Sepecat Jaguar and the Panavia Tornado. This was the only version of the WE177 which the Royal Navy Sea Harrier could carry.