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RNZAF Consolidated Catalinas-post war.
- NZ4055 "KN-L" of No.5 (Maritime) Squadron, 1950s.
- ZK-AMP "Maroro" as operated by TEAL (Trans Empire Airways Ltd), 1949.
- No.490 (NZ) Squadron Catalina FP324 "Canterbury", plus the fuselage names "Auckland" and "Wellington", late 1943. No national markings included, these being standard RAF for the time.
RNZAF Douglas C-47 "Fern Leaf Roundels".
- NZ3553, No.42 Squadron, 1956. VIP configuration. Recommended kit, Monogram.
NZ3553, a C-47B-45-DK, was converted to VIP configuration in 1949 (like a DC-3, but with more comfortable seats etc.) and served with No.41 Squadron, Whenuapai until being passed to No.42 Squadron in November 1953. After a long service career, all with No.42 Squadron, it was finally withdrawn from serv...
RNZAF Mustangs, South Island Squadrons. "Checker Board" markings. Two options
- NZ2427 of No.3 (Canterbury) Squadron, 1958.
- NZ2426, No.4 (Otago) Squadron, 1955.
A full set of RNZAF applied stencils is included and newly acquired photos means this sheet is much improved from earlier decals of RNZAF Territorial Air Force North-American Mustangs. [P-51D)
RNZAF Douglas SBD-5 Dauntless, Pacific Theatre. Four options.
- NZ5055 - "He'll Be Back Again" (early version)
- NZ5057 - "HOWA-BAHT-THAT"
- NZ5060 - "Donald Duck"
- NZ5061 - "Boxing Kangaroo"
All RNZAF SBD-5 wore the US Navy 'Basic (Non Specular) Camouflage Scheme', often, unofficially, referred to as the 'Three Tone Scheme' in the RNZAF.
American Prototypes. Curtiss P-36 and P-40, Wright Field "arrow" markings.
- Curtiss P-36 - An early Curtiss P-36 while being evaluated at Wright Field.
- Curtiss XP-40 - A prototype P-40 when close to production standard.
RNZAF North-American Mustangs, No.2 Wellington Squadron. "Checker Board" markings. Two options.
- NZ2419, 1954. In early 1953 Territorial Air Force (TAF) squadrons adopted checker board bars in provincial colours. Wellington's were yellow and black.
- NZ2423, 1955. This aircraft made the last RNZAF Mustang flight from Ohakea to Woodbourne on May 30th 1957. It has been restored by Brendon Deere and is now flying, based ...
BACK IN STOCK!!! Thin Red Line.. Includes a new set with 4 sprues of the Crimean Turks: 1 command sprue and 3 sprues of soldiers: 1 in European style uniforms, 1 in old-fashioned Turkish style uniform and 1 in overcoats. Also includes sets STR02572 Soviet Line Infantry Crimean era, STR02972 Crimean War Highlanders and STR034 Crimean Soviet Hussars.
Republic F-84 family and will cover the F-84 Thunderjet, F-84F Thunderstreak and RF-84F Thunderflash. Large numbers in service across Europe, Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Turkey and Yugoslavia, as well as with the USAF.
Junkers Ju-52/3mg4e Exterior Upgrade set (designed to be used with new Airfix kits)
Includes:
Dorsal MG ring with MG15
Cockpit MG ring with MG15
Oil filters
Direction Finding ring antennas (two options)
Airspeed Anemometer
All with far more refined detail than the Airfix parts, to add some visual detail to your Tante Ju