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Douglas SBD-3 Dauntless (Ex Merit)
13 Sprues with over 270 parts
Rubber like material tyres
Optional Single or Twin Rear .30 Cal Guns
Detailed Cockpit and Rear Gun Station
Moveable Canopies
Moveable Control Surfaces
Moveable Landing Gear
Authentic Markings for Early/Late SBD-3
Removable Centre Bomb
Moveable Propellers
Overall Length : 551 mm
Wingspan : 706.6 mm
USS Hornet CV-8 (Ex Merit)
��½Giant Size over 1,239 mm Long
��½One Piece Injection Moulded Hull
��½Fully Detailed Hangar
��½Carrier Deck Moulded in Clear Plastic to display Hangar detail
��½5 x F4F-4 Wildcat Fighters
��½5 x SBD 3/4 Dauntless Dive Bombers
��½8 x Douglas TBD-1 'Devastator' Torpedo Bombers
��½16 x Doolittle Raid B-25B with Proper Nose art and Markings
��½Optional Build with Early or Late Type Radars
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USS Curtis Wilbur DDG-54 Guided Missile Destroyer 1994-present
Fourth in the US Navy Arleigh Burke class of warships. Launched on May 16 1992 and commissioned on November 12 1993, it is named after Curtis D. Wilbur, the 43rd Secretary of the Navy.
Single piece hull. Photo-etch parts, display stand & 1 x SH-60B included. L: 769mm, 111mm, Total parts 1300+
USS Donald Cook DDG-75 Destroyer Warship
DDG-75, also known as USS Donald Cook, is an Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyer in the United States Navy. Named after Colonel Donald Gilbert Cook, a Marine Corps officer posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for valour in the Vietnam War, USS Donald Cook is a modern warship designed for multi-role operations.
US Navy USS Oscar Austin DDG-79 Destroyer
Arleigh Burke (Flight IIA)-Class guided missile destroyer in service with the United States Navy, commissioned in 2000 and named after Private First Class Oscar P. Austin, a Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient. Equipped with the Aegis combat system, vertical launch cells, and dual helicopter hangars, the ship performs a range of missions from air defence to anti-submarine warfare as ...
M925A1 US Military Cargo Truck 5 Ton 6x6 USUALLY £79.99. TEMPORARILY SAVE 1/3RD!! M939 series all-terrain all-weather general service truck with dropside body and canvas cover. Front mounted winch.
8 sprues, cab and tyres. Length: 241.9mm, Width: 93.4mm.
Total parts 350+
M3A3 Lee Medium Tank
American WWII medium tank built with British input. Some 322 M3A3 variants with welded armour were constructed. Also known as Lee III/V.19 sprues, upper & lower hull and turret, individual track links.
L: 162.2mm, W: 77.8mm, Total parts 630+
US M3A4 Medium Tank
American WWII Lee/Grant medium tank with stretched welded hull and Chrysler multibank engine type A57.
20 sprues, upper & lower hull and turret. L: 176mm, W: 77.8mm, Total parts 640+
US M3A5 Medium Tank
The M3 Lee was an American medium tank used during World War II. In Britain, the tank was given two names based on its turret configuration and crew size. Tanks with US-pattern turrets were called "Lee" after Confederate general Robert E. Lee. Variants with British-pattern turrets were known as "Grant" after Union general Ulysses S. Grant.
The diesel-engined M3A5 saw combat in North Africa, Italy and the ...
M3 Grant Medium Tank
Armed with a 75mm gun in the main turret and a 37mm gun in the secondary turret, the M3 Grant was first used in combat by the British in North Africa in 1942.
19 sprues, upper &, lower hull, individual track links, photo-etch parts. L: 163.4mm, W: 77mm, Total parts: 640+
M3 Lee Medium Tank. The M3 Lee, officially Medium Tank, M3, was an American medium tank used during World War II. In Britain, the tank was called by two names based on the turret configuration and crew size. Tanks employing US pattern turrets were called the "Lee", named after Confederate general Robert E. Lee. Variants using British pattern turrets were known as "Grant," named after Union general Ulysses S. Grant.