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Panavia Tornado IDS
Royal Saudi Air Force
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1/72 Scale
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AA33612
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$54.48
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Shipping $8.95 in the USA
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Panavia Tornado GR.Mk 1
RAF No.20 Sqn RAF
Wildenrath Germany 1984
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1/72 Scale
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AA33610
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$54.48
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Vampire T.Mk 11
Vampire Preservation Group
North Weald Airfield
England 2008
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1/72 Scale
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AA37305
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$39.48
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SEPECAT Jaguar
RAF No.6 Sqn, RAF Coningsby,
England
Jaguar Decommissioning June
2007
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1/72 Scale
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AA35410
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$53.48
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Shipping $9.65 in the USA
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BAC LIGHTNING
F.6
PRESERVED LIGHTNING
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1/72 Scale
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AA32313
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$79.48
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F-104A Starfighter
Pakistan Air Force 9 Sqn
Masroor, 1971
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1/72 Scale
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PR99418
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$33.98

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DeHavilland Vampire
FB.5
No. 112 Sqn
RAF Fassberg,
Germany
October 1951
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1/72 Scale
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AA37303
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$43.98
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Starfighter
F-104G
Luftwaffe
Losses
1970's
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1/72 Scale |
PR99412
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$33.98

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Thunderbolt II
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A-10 Warthog
USAF 57th TTW
Nellis AFB NV 1977
Joint Attack Weapons System
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1/72 Scale
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AA38005
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$69.98
1/72 Scale
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A-10 Warthog
USAF 23rd TFW,
74th TFS Flying Tigers,
England AFB, LA, 1989
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1/72 Scale
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AA38002
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$69.98
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A-10 Warthog
USAF 52nd FW
81st FS
Spangdahlem AFB
Germany, 2006
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1/72 Scale
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AA38001
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$69.98

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According to the Iraqi POWs, the single most recognizable and
feared aircraft at low altitude was the Thunderbolt II. This jet was
seen as being deadly accurate — rarely missing its target. Seen
conducting bombing raids three or four times a day, the A-10 was a
seemingly ubiquitous threat. Although the actual bomb run was
terrifying, the aircraft loitering around the target prior to target
acquisition caused as much, if not more, anxiety, since the Iraqi
soldiers were unsure of the chosen target.
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BAE HAWK
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Bae
Hawk T.I.A
'ASTRA'
Empire
Test Pilots School
QUNETIQ
Boscombe
Down
Wilts 2007
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1/72 Scale
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AA36007
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$47.98
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BAe Hawk T.1A 'ASTRA' QinetiQ Boscombe
Down, Wilts., 2007 Hawk XX341 was manufactured as a Hawk T Mk1 by BAe
at Dunsfold in May 1981 and has served at Boscombe Down since as an
Advanced Stability Training and Research Aircraft (ASTRA) for the
Empire Test Pilots' School. From January 1984 to June 1988 the
aircraft underwent a modification programme at Cranfeild to embody a
Variable Stability System (VSS). The system was designed and developed
by the Flight Systems and Measurements Laboratories, Cranfield
Institute of Techmology (CIT) under contract to MOD (PE) D Flying. The
front cockpit is fitted with force feedback central and side-stick
controllers and HUD intergral Up Front Controller. Except for the
parking Brake, all normal front seat controls have been maved to the
rear cockpit. The aircraft has full parameter on-board recording and
telemetry. The aircraft is being continuously upgraded and is
currently being fitted with new colour MFDs, a Hawk 100 specification
HUD, Ring Laser Gyro unit, GPS, and a new Computer Symbol Generator.
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British Aerospace Hawk
RAF Red Arrows
Scampton Lincs
2005
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1/72 Scale |
AA36001
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$35.98

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The Hawk was designed by Hawker Siddley (prior to their acquisition by
British Aerospace) as a replacement trainer for the Gnat, the Hawk was
first flown on August 21st, 1971.
These models come
with a new design deluxe stand
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model is $7.95 in the USA
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British Aerospace Hawk T.1A
No. 4 Flight Training School, RAF
Valley, Anglesey, 1995
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1/72 |
AA36002
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$37.98
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German ME262
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Messerschmitt
ME-262A-1a
Red 13
Heinz Bar
Lechfeld 1945
WWII
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1/72 |
AA35703 |
$33.98
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$7.95 in
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Up and Down Gear
Options and Deluxe Stand
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Messerschmitt
Me 262A-1a
'White 3'
Generalleutnant Adolf
Galland
Verbandsfuhrer JV 44
Munich-Riem, April 1945.
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1/72 |
AA35701 |
$24.88
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This model comes in an
attractive Window Display Box
They feature fixed sturdy gear
basic stand
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$7.95 in
the USA
Without question Adolf
Galland was the most famous ME-262 pilot of them all but the
decoration on the machine he flew remains in question. The closest
evidence we have to factual is an illustration that was checked and
amended by Galland himself. He remained adamant that his aircraft did
not carry a Kommodore’s horizontal bars but simply wore a ‘White
3’ in the usual location ahead of the fuselage Balkenkreuz as
depicted on this model. Other sources place the 3 on the forward
fuselage but without photographic evidence it remains unproven as to
which is correct.
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Hawker Siddeley
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Hawker Siddeley
Nimrod MR.2
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1/144 |
AA35602 |
$59.98
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Canberra
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English Electric Canberra TT.18 - Royal Navy, Fleet
Requirements Air Direction Unit, RNAS Yeovilton, Somerset 1985
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1/72 |
AA34707 |
$89.98
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$10.95 in
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The Canberra TT.Mk.18 was a target-tug variant of the B.2 converted by
E.E. and Flight Refuelling. It was fitted with underwing pylons for
two Rushton winches, one under each wing, employing sleeve or Rushton
Mk 2 targets. The TT.18s were very distinctive with yellow and black
stripes on the underside. The first conversion for the RAF flew on 14
April 1970 and joined the RAF's 7 Sqn in the July of that year. The
Royal Navy’s Fleet Air Arm flying target facilities unit was
originally known as No.776 Fleet requirements Unit(FRU) and was based
at Hurn, Bournemouth, in the late 1960s.
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EE Canberra
Boscombe Downs
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1/72 |
AA34706 |
$79.98
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Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer
S.2B - No. 208 Squadron
RAF Lossiemouth, 1993
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1/72 |
AA34105 |
$ 66.98
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XX895 was delivered to the RAF in 1978
and initially joined No. 16 Squadron at Laarbruch, Germany. Meanwhile,
No. 208 Squadron re-formed at Honington on 1st July 1974 with
Buccaneer S.Mk.2As acquired from the Royal Navy. The more versatile
S.Mk.2B supplemented these later and the squadron moved to Lossiemouth,
Morayshire in July 1983. During WWII, No. 208 Squadron served
extensively in Egypt and in the Western Desert. Consequently it
adopted the Sphinx as its squadron badge and it is the winged eye of
the Sphinx that has been worn on the tail of its Buccaneers and is
faithfully reproduced on this Corgi model. In 1984, XX895 was
transferred from Germany to No. 237 OCU at Lossiemouth, then to No.12
Squadron and finally to No. 208 Squadron in 1989 until its retirement
in December 1993. New 1:72 scale Buccaneer features clear canopy with
pilot figure, interchangeable undercarriage, bomb bay detail,
authentic armament, opening air brakes and faithfully reproduced
livery.
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Panavia
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Panavia Tornado
GR.1 No 27 Squadron
Royal Air Force
75th Anniversary
Marham Norfolk 1990
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1/72 |
AA33604 |
$ 79.98
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Gloster
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Gloster Meteor
FR.Mk.9, 208 Squadron,
RAF, Nicosia, Cyprus, 1956
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1/72 |
AA35005 |
$34.98
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$7.75 in
the USA
This model comes
in the plastic bubble box with fixed gear.
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Gloster Meteor
F. Mk8, No. 500
RAAF Sq., RAF West Malling
Kent 1953
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1/72 |
AA35001 |
$39.98
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$7.50 in
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Gloster Meteor F.8
Royal Netherlands Air Force Aerobatic Team
Ruiten Vier
Diamonds Four
327 Sqn. Soesterberg, 1957
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1/72 |
AA35006 |
$42.88
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$7.50 in
the USA
In early 1953, the Royal Netherlands
Air Force decided to form an aerobatic display team with four Gloster
Meteor Mk.8s. Known as “Ruiten Vier” (Diamonds Four), this was
formed by No.327 Squadron at Soesterberg. This team performed shows
throughout Europe just for the one year, 1953, before disbanding.
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Gloster Meteor F.Mk.8
No. 601
Royal Auxilary Air
Force
RAF 1953
Birth of the Cold
War
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1/72 |
AA35002 |
$44.88
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Hunter |
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Hawker Hunter F.Mk. 28A
J-4025, Swiss Air Force
La Patrouille Suisse
Aerobatic Team
Dubendorf 1993
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1/72 |
AA32708 |
$ 37.98
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Hawker Hunter
RAF
No 12 Sqn
Modern Fighter Legends
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1/72 |
AA32709 |
$ 37.98
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Shipping $8.25 in the USA
Fixed Gear
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Hawker Hunter F. Mk.
6
FGA9 79 Sqn XG228
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1/72 |
49801 |
$ 46.98
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Hawker Hunter F6
Belgian Air Force Red
Devils
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1/72 |
AA32706 |
$ 46.98
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F-86 / Canadair
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Sabre
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North
American F-86F Sabre
USAFE 48th
FW
SKYBLAZERS
Chaumont
AB 24 March 1956
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1/72 Scale
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AA35815
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$38.98
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Shipping $7.95 in the USA
The Skyblazers were formed in 1948 and carried on
through to 1962. The team would receive official status as a team in
1950 and were originally from the 22nd Fighter Bomber Squadron which
was part of the 36th Fighter Bomber Group. They were equipped with
four F-80Bs Shooting Stars and were stationed at Furstenfeldbruck,
West Germany. The entire Wing began to transition to the F-86F Sabre
during 1953. HQ USAFE decided that they wished to have the team
transferred to the 48th Fighter Wing which meant that the 86th FW
Skyblazers flew their last F-84E equipped airshow during July 1953.
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Canadair Sabre
Germany
234 Sqn
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1/72 Scale
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US35212
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$37.98

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Canadair Sabre F.4
Sabre Conversion
Flight
Wildenrath
Germany,
1953
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1/72 Scale |
AA35812
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$37.98
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Birth
of the Jet Engine Series
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Canadair CL-13A Sabre
Mk.4
RAF
No. 93 Squadron
Jever
Germany
1954-55
Preserved
at RAF Museum Hendon, UK
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1/72 |
AA35805 |
$33.98
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Fixed Gear model
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North American F-86A Sabre
116th F.I.S
81st F.I.W USAF
Shepherds
Grove
Suffolk,
England, August 1951
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1/72 |
AA35802 |
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On
August 27, 1951, F-86A-5 Sabres of the 116th Fighter Interceptor
Squadron took up residence at Shepherds Grove in Suffolk, being the
first aircraft of this type to be based in Europe. The other two
squadrons forming the 81st FIW were the 91st and 92nd F.I.Squadrons.
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North American F-86F
Sabre
25th FIS 51st FIW
USAF Maj.
John Glenn
USMC
South Korea
1951
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1/72 |
AA35801 |
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The 25th Fighter Interceptor Squadron
included a number of exchange pilots, none of them more famous than
John Glenn. Glenn scored three kills in the Sabre, justifying the
aircraft's huge and gaudy nickname; these kills never appeared in the
USAF's official records, however
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F-86F Sabre
Major James Hagerstrom
Osan South Korea
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1/72 |
US35803 |
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Sepecat
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Sepecat Jaguar T.Mk.2
Empire Test Pilots
School
QinetQ, Boscombe
Down
Wiltshire, 2005
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1/72 Scale
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AA35409
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$49.98
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SEPECAT Jaguar
RAF No.41 Sqn
Derek Sington
RAF Coltishall
England 2005
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1/72
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AA35408
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Mikoyan MiG-29
Fulcrum A
East German Air Force
JG 3 Vladimir Komarow
Preschen Air Base 1990
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1/72 Scale
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AA37501
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In Germany, a number of ex-East German MiG-29s remain in service
with the unified Luftwaffe. The East German MiGs were Russian export
models and thus are less capable than their Russian counterparts. For
example, the engines were downgraded to 90 percent maximum power. The
radar system is less powerful, with detection range reduced to about
40km. Even so, these MiG-29s have proven themselves more than capable
on practice sorties against F-16 Falcons, defeating them with ease.
The color scheme was only used for one flight. This was the last
official flight of the East Germany Air Force on September 27, 1990.
This special painted aircraft was named die Traditionsmaschine (the
Traditional Aircraft).
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Mig-21
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MiG-21 Fishbed
Indian Air Force 8 Sqn
Poone, 1971
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1/72 Scale
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PR99416
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MiG 21 PFM
Fishbed-F
"Phantom
Killers", Nguyen Doc Soat, 927th 'Lam Son', VPAF, Vietnam - 1972
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1/72
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PR99410
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MiG 21 PFM
Fishbed-F
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1/72
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PR99404
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$35.98
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Lockheed C-130E
Hercules Drone Controller
US Navy 1987
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To provide airborne targets for the USAF and the U.S.
Navy, eight early model C-130A Hercules were converted to carry up to
four drones on underwing pylons, capable of release at altitudes up to
35,000 ft. Originally designated GC-130A, the aircraft carried a
seven/eight man crew, who operated the release, control and monitoring
equipment. Systems developed for the redesignated DC-130A were
compatible with the whole range of Ryan and Northdrop drones ordered
for the USAF and U.S. Navy. Of the eight conversions all were
delivered initially to the USAF, but in 1969 two were updated and
transferred to the U.S. Navy, being delivered to VC-3 squadron at
North Island Naval Air Station, California. The first of these was
158228 (construction number 3048), which was initially serialled
55-0021 when delivered as a C-130A to the USAF in February 1957.
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