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P-47D-30
Thunderbolt
"Five by Five" Commanding Officer 362nd FG w/Airfield Base |
$33.98 DRW50348 |
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B-17G 358th Bombardment Squadron "Silver Lady" | $27.98 DRW51004
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1/144 Scale
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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B-17G-40 "Flak Eater" 364th BS, 305th BG, September 1944 | $27.98 DRW51007
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1/144 Scale
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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F/A-18E
Super Hornet
VFA-105 "Gunslingers |
$31.98 DRW50296 LTDEmail to Order
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Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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ME262A-1a Kommandeur III./EJG2, Lechfeld 1945 w/Airfield Base | $29.98 DRW50307 LTDEmail to Order
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Diorama Set
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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Me109E-1
9./JG 2
w/Compass Platform Luftwaffe III/JG 77 "Black 6" North Africa, 1942 |
$29.98 DRW50309 LTDEmail to Order
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Diorama Set
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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Fw190A-8/R2
"Yellow 17" 12./JG 3 w/Airfield Base, Barth 1944 |
$31.98 DRW50312 LTDEmail to Order
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Diorama Set
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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Fw190A-3
"Black 7"
Staffelkapitan 8./JG 26 w/Compass Platform |
$33.98 DRW50303 LTDEmail to Order
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Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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Me109G-2
III./JG 77 TROP.
W/Compass Platform Diorama |
$33.98 DRW50308
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Designed by Willy Messerscmitt, the Me109 was a hugely
successful fighter built by Germany. With 30,573 units manufactured, it
was produced in higher quantities than any other fighter in history.
Indeed, the Me 109 alone accounted for 47% of all German WWII aircraft
production! A number of variants were produced over the course of its
lifetime, and the availability of the 1475hp Daimler-Benz DB 605 engine
gave rise to the G-series. In this “Gustav” series, the G2 was the
first production variant that began appearing in 1942. |
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P-47D
Razorback, 47th FS
w/Airfield Base Diorama |
$33.98 DRW50304
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Shipping $7.95 in the USA A P-47D is the subject of a new Dragon Warbirds release. The finely crafted miniature from Warbirds is a P-47D Razorback version, so-called for the sharp ridge on the upper fuselage behind the pilot’s canopy. The model depicts a P-47D of the 47th Fighter Squadron, which was activated on December 1, 1940 and was initially based in Hawaii. The model bears the colorful logo of “the Turnip Termites” squadron, and the plane is finished in a predominantly silver color. The squadron was credited with shooting down eight Japanese aircraft during the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, while it also went on to serve in other theaters of combat. Interestingly, the 47th Tactical Fighter Squadron is still in existence today flying the A-10 Warthog. This is a spectacular model, and it is enhanced by an authentic-looking scenic base that comes with the scale aircraft model. The diorama shows a section of airfield that is beautifully textured and painted in a most realistic fashion. |
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F6F-3
CVAG-5
Commander James H. Flatley CAG, USS YORKTOWN AUGUST 1943 |
$28.98 DRW50242
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Main Features:
- 1/72 Authentic Scale Shipping $7.95 in the USA
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F6F-3
Hellcat CVAG-5 USS Yorktown 6th MAY 1943
Cdr Flatley’s “White 00” F6F-3 Hellcat as it appeared during his tour aboard the USS Yorktown. |
$28.98 DRW50240
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Main Features:
- 1/72 Authentic Scale Shipping $7.95 in the USA |
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1/144 Scale
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B-17F-25
Flying Fortress
41-24562 "Sky Wolf" 358th BS, 1944 |
$29.98 DRW51006
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Main Features:
- 1/72 Authentic Scale Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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B-17F-25
Flying Fortress "The Duchess" 358th BS, 1944
1st B-17 in Dragon Warbirds |
$29.98 DRW51003
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Main Features: - Fully detailed 1/144 B-17 mold approved by Boeing - Diecast metal fuselage and wings - Bomb bay door can be positioned as open or closed - Rotating propellers - Accurate engraved panel lines - Historically accurate markings - Pre-assembled Shipping $9.95 in the USA |
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B-29
Superfortress, 39th BS/6th BG, 44-69736
"Look Homeward Angel", North Field, Tinian, June 1945 NEW MG gun mounts |
$32.98 DRW51011
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Main Features: - New MG gun mounts NEW - Diecast metal fuselage and wings - bomb bay door can be positioned open or closed - The bomb payload is visible inside the bay when the door is opened - Bomber can be posed in a flying or landing configuration - Clear parts for the nose - Propellers can all rotate - Accurate panel lines Shipping $9.95 in the USA |
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| F-14 Tomcat | |||||||
| Picture | Info | Price/Order | The F-14A Tomcat is certainly one of the most well known strike fighters of the US Navy. Equipped with highly advanced twin engines and variable sweep wings, the F-14A can fly at Mach 2.0. Armed with a variety of air-to-air missiles, laser guided bombs and special targeting systems, this aircraft becomes one of the deadliest strikers in the air. | ||||
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F-14A
Tomcat
VX-04 Evaluators Black Bunny |
$44.98 DRW50168S
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Shipping in the USA $8.95
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| F-15 Eagle | . | . | . | ||||
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DRW50221 $30.98 Email to Order
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F-15E™ Strike Eagle, 494th TFS, 48th FW, "Tiger Meet" 1998 | $31.98 DRW50075
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F-15E from 494 FS at RAF Lakenheath. This scale model is beautifully
enveloped in its unique Tiger Meet markings, including tiger stripes on
the lower fuselage, and a tiger on the tail.
Shipping $8.95 in the USA |
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F-15D
Eagle 60 TFS, 33th TFW
Fighting Crows Eglin AFB USAF |
DRW50145 $30.98 Email to Order
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F-15E
Strike Eagle
44 FS 18th FW Kadena AB |
DRW50150
$35.99
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
Includes Stand Mat and Air
Crew x 3
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F-15D
Eagle 22nd TFS, 36th TFW
"Stingers" Spangdahlem AB USAF |
DRW50146 $30.98 Email to Order
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F-15D Eagle, 12th FS, 18 TFW "Shogun" (Kadena AB, Japan) | DRW50043 $30.98 Email to Order
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| F-16 Fighting Falcon | . | . | . | ||||
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F/16A
Tiger Meet
The 25th Anniversary NATO |
DRW50039
$28.90
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NATO Tiger Meet - 31st Squadron Belgian Air Force (1st-8th of July 1985, Kleine Brogel) |
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| F/A-18 | . | . | . | ||||
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U.S.Navy
F/A-18F Super Hornet VFA-41 |
DRW50179 $33.98 Email to Order
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F/A-18F Super Hornet
USN VFA-102 Diamondbacks USS Kittyhawk 50th Anniversary |
DRW50172
33.88
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
The VF-102 Diamondbacks were established on
July 1, 1955 in Jacksonville, Florida. Having served on numerous
carriers, the Diamondbacks have proven themselves to be one of the most
versatile strike fighter squadrons in the Navy. On September 19, 2001
the VF-102 Diamondbacks departed NAS Oceana for the Arabian Sea. In the
wake of the September 11, 2001 attacks, the squadron began its scheduled
deployment as a part of Operation Infinite Justice and began combat
operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. During that
deployment VF-102 flew 3,346 combat hours and dropped 645 bombs.
Following the their return from deployment, the squadron was transferred
to NAS Lemoore, California to begin transition training in the Navy’s
newest Strike Fighter, the F/A-18F. The Tailcode for VFA-102 is NF. This
is the tailcode for CVW-5. VFA-102 recently celebrated their 50th
anniversary at Atsugi NAS. In 2005 the "Diamondbacks"
celebrated their 50th anniversary at their base in In 2005 they marked
their 50th anniversary at their base in Atsugi, Japan.
Shipping in the USA $7.95 |
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F/A-18C
Hornet
USN VFA-25 Fist of the Fleet |
DRW50034
29.98
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
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F/A-18C
Hornet
USN VFA-195 Dambusters Chippy Ho-1998 |
DRW50024
29.98
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
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| P-47 Thunderbolt | |||||||
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P-47D-11-RE
Thunderbolt Razorback HV-A 61st FS 56th FG Francis S. “Gabby” Gabreski |
$26.78 DRW50265
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This aircraft, a P-47D flown by WWII ace
Lt. Col Gabreski. "Gabby" was the first to reach 31 victories
before being shot down in July 1944. Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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P-47D
Thunderbolt
353rd FS 354th BG |
DRW50126 23.88
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
Includes Stand | ||||
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P-47D
Thunderbolt Razorback
The Turnip Termites 47th Fighter Squadron, 15th FG |
DRW50116
22.88
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
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| P-51D Mustangs | . | . | . | ||||
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P-51D
Mustang
USAAF F-6D-25-NT Lil Margaret |
DRW50002
Incredible Detail, Movable Flaps, Moving Canopy, Spinning Prop, Gear Up or Down Options |
22.88
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P-51D
Mk. IV
Mustang RAAF Fighter Bomber Desert Air Foce WWII |
DRW50052
Incredible Detail, Movable Flaps, Moving Canopy, Spinning Prop, Gear Up or Down Options |
21.98
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P-51D
Mustang
Sharks Mouth USAF Korean War |
DRW50040
Incredible Detail, Movable Flaps, Moving Canopy, Spinning Prop, Gear Up or Down Options |
$19.88
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| Wildcat | . | . | . | ||||
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F4F
Wildcat
USN VC-93 "White 29" Hatherly Foster III USS Petrof Bay April 1945, (FM-2) |
$23.98 DRW50192
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This fully finished model features an
F4F-4 Wildcat from VF-9 serving aboard the USS Ranger. Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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F4F
Wildcat |
$24.98
DRW50189
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Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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| Hellcat | . | . | . | ||||
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F6F-5
Hellcat Minsi II
Commander Air Group 15 U.S.S. Essex 1944 Cdr. David McCampbell |
$22.98 DRW50238
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The Grumman F6F Hellcat started development
as an improved F4F Wildcat, but turned into a completely new design
sharing a family resemblance to the Wildcat but with no shared parts.
The Hellcat and the Vought F4U Corsair were the primary United States
Navy carrier fighters in the second half of World War II. The Hellcat
was withdrawn from service shortly after the war's end.
Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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F6F-5
Hellcat "White 9"
VF-27 USS Princeton October 1944 |
$23.49
DRW50235
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This Grumman-manufactured aircraft had the
highest kill-to-loss ratio (the ratio was 19:1) of any fighter in
service with the American Army, Navy, Marines or Air Force! In fact,
this efficient fighter was credited with nearly 75% of all naval
air-to-air combat kills, a truly astounding achievement in only two
years of operational use from 1943 onwards. Its success was due in large
part to its rugged airframe
Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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F4U-1D
Corsair
"White Arrow #107" VF-84 The Wolf Gang USS Bunker Hill |
$26.98 DRW50128
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About VF-84: During 1944, there were actually two "Jolly Rogers" squadrons in the US Navy. While VF-17 remained as the official "Jolly Rogers," another squadron with the same name entered the Pacific theatre as well. Created by former VF-17 members who were transferred to this new squadron after their first tour, Fighting 84 was officially named "The Wolf Gang." However, because so many members of Fighting 84 were ex-Fighting 17 members, the group came to see themselves as the true "Jolly Rogers." Indeed, there was an official attempt made to secure the "Jolly Rogers" name, given that the original VF-17 had been disestablished at that time. However, the Navy had re-commissioned VF-17 shortly before Hedrick's attempt, and so the request was denied. Ironically, ten years after Fighting 84's disestablishment in 1945, another Fighting 84 would be formed which would adopt the official "Jolly Rogers" name 4 years after their formation. This squadron would go on to adorn their aircraft with the skull-&-crossbones for nearly forty years. About the F4U-1D Corsair: In 1942 production of the Corsair began, a lightweight fighter paired with the most powerful engine then available. It was used successfully as a carrier-based fighter bomber by the US Navy and Marine Corps in the Pacific during World War 2. It had a distinctive front profile with its inverted gull-wings, necessary to give enough ground clearance for the large propeller. This A total of 12,681 Corsairs were produced. About the USS Bunker Hill (CV-17): USS Bunker Hill (CV-17) was an Essex-class aircraft carrier of the United States Navy, nicknamed "Holiday Express" for her many attacks launched around the end of the year. Bunker Hill received the Presidential Unit Citation for the period 11 November 1943 to 11 May 1945. In addition, she received 11 battle stars for her World War II service. Shipping $6.95 in the USA |
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FG-1D Corsair
Skippers Orchard WWII |
50133
23.98
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This
Corsair features the FG-1D which was produced by Goodyear.
It is identical to the F4U produced by Chance Vought. This
model features, for the first time, actual folded wings
Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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Super Detailed Release
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F4U-1D
Corsair VBF-83
USS Essex Spring 1945 |
DRW50121 23.88
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
New aircraft type |
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A6M2
Zero
First Wave Fighter Command IJN Carrier Kaga 1st Squadron 11th Section No. 1 AC Lt. Yoshio Shiga |
DRW50021 |
$24.90
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A6M2
Zero
Akagi 2nd Squadron 1st Section No.1 A.C. With Display Diorama Lt. Commander Shigeru Itaya |
DRW50017 |
$30.90
Very Limited Availability |
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A6M2
Zero
IJN 12th NAG, Petty Officer (Flight) First Class SABURO SAKAI, China 1941 |
DRW50011 | $23.90
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| Me262 | . | . | . | ||||
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Me262A-1a
"Yellow 3", May 1945 Late WWII |
50182 22.98
Incredible Detail / Gear Up or Down Options |
About the Me262: Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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Me262A-1a "Red 13"
III./EJG2, March 1945 ~ Heinz Bar |
50141 23.48
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This
fully finished and pre-painted model has a distinctive and
authentically rendered camouflage paint scheme, and
represents “Red 13” of III./EJG2 as flown by Heinz Bär
in March 1945, in the closing months of the war in Europe.
One notable feature of this outstanding model jet is the
option of two canopies that allow the modeler to display
the cockpit open or closed.
Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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| Ju87 Stuka | . | . | . | ||||
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Junkers
Ju 87G-2
Oberstleutnant "Hans-Ulrich Rudel" III Gruppe Kommander SG 2 Eastern Front 1944-45 |
$26.98 DRW50200
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Hans-Ulrich Rudel flew some 2,530 combat
missions (a world record), during which he destroyed almost 2,000
ground targets (among them 519 tanks, 70 assault craft/landing
boats, 150 self-propelled guns, 4 armoured trains and 800 other
vehicles; as well as 9 planes [2 IL-2's and 7 fighters]). He also
sank a battleship, two cruisers and a destroyer. He went on to
become the most decorated soldier in Germany. The combination of a
finely detailed scale model, and the markings of an historical
fighter ace's plane, makes this a highly prized asset in any model
aircraft collection.
Main Features: - 1/72 Authentic Scale - High Quality Diecast Metal - Historically Accurate - Removable Weapons - Detailed Cockpits - Opening Canopy - Moving Wing Flaps - Pre-assembled - Display In Flight or In Landing Mode - Approximate dimensions: 6.07"L x 7.5"W x 2.13"H Shipping $6.95 in the USA |
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Me109G-6
"Black 1"
Staffelkapitan 2./JG27 Fels am Wagram, Austria, February 1944 Oberleutnant Josef Jansen |
$21.48
DRW50255
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Shipping in the USA $6.95 Me109G-6 flown by Oberleutnant Josef Jansen. It includes the colorful paint scheme that was used by 2./JG27 from early 1944 until February 1945. Included is the yellow underside of the nose that was used as a tactical recognition marking, and the “Heichsverteidgung Band” painted near the end of the fuselage as well as the colorful logos on each side of the engine cowling. |
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109E-1, 9./JG 26
Feldwebel Artur Beese Early WWII 1940 |
$22.48
DRW50072
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About Feldwebel Artur Beese: Artur Beese was credited with 22 victories in 285 missions. He recorded seven victories over the Eastern front, including three Il-2 Sturmovik ground-attack aircraft. Of his 15 Western front victories, six were four-engine bombers. Shipping in the USA $6.95 |
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Messerschmitt
Bf109G-2
Trop II./JG77 Gabes Tunisia 1943 |
DRW50068 20.88
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
During World War II, the Bf 109 (me 109) was the backbone of the Luftwaffe fighter force, serving on all fronts and also in the air forces of its European allies. Even though the superior Fw 190 began to replace the Bf 109 in some units as early as the summer of 1941, production of the Bf 109 actually rose until the closing months of the war and it remained the most numerous Luftwaffe fighter. By war's end, Germany had built over 30,000 Bf 109's. Production of the Bf 109 continued on after the war in Czechoslovakia until 1949 and in Spain until 1958. It remains to this day the most produced fighter in history. | ||||
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Fw190A-7 "Red 23", Gruppenkommandeur II/JG 1,
Stornede
April 1944 ~ Major Heinz Bar |
DRW50156 18.49
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About Major Heinz
Bar:
One of the Luftwaffe’s most successful aces was Major Heinz Bär, with a tally of over 200 enemy aircraft. This impressive total was gained in the skies over both the Western and Eastern Fronts. In April 1944 Bär was Gruppenkommandeur of II./JG 1 based at Stornede, and it was in this particular reserve aircraft that he achieved his 200th victory. |
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Fw190A-5 'Black 13' JG26
Lille Vendeville, June 1943 - Major Josef Priller |
DRW50095
18.49
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About
the Fw190A-5: Widely regarded as the best German fighter of WW2, a total of around 20,000 Focke Wulf 190s were manufactured. This famous aircraft possessed a excellent performance and superior armament, giving it a decided edge over contemporary Spitfires. About Major Priller: Josef Priller was the longest serving Kommodore of JG 26. His craft is instantly recognizable with its black camouflage and the number '13'. Some contend that the number 13 was employed as a reverse form of superstition. |
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Fw-190A-3 "Black 7",
Staffelkapitan 8./JG 26, Wevelghem
March 1942 |
DRW50085
19.88
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About
the Fw190A-3:
One of the most distinctive German fighters of WWII has to be the Focke Wulf 190A. Powered by a BMW 801D engine producing 1,800 hp, the A-3 version was capable of flying at 400mph plus. This Focke Wulf 190 is known as 'Black 7', also an A-3 variant. This fighter belongs to the Staffelkapitan of 8.JG 26, which was based at Wevelghem in March 1942. This particular plane was flown by the fighter ace Oberleutnant Karl Borris. It is finished in an accurate depiction of 'Black 7's camouflage scheme. |
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Fw-190A-3 "Black 7", Staffelkapitan 8./JG 26
Wevelghem, March 1942 |
DRW50083
18.88
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This Focke Wulf 190 is known as 'Black 7', also an A-3 variant. This fighter belongs to the Staffelkapitan of 8.JG 26, which was based at Wevelghem in March 1942. This particular plane was flown by the fighter ace Oberleutnant Karl Borris. It is finished in an accurate depiction of 'Black 7's camouflage scheme. | ||||
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Fw-190A-8 Black Double Chevron
Hauptmann Paul-Heinrich Dahne JG 1 Mecklenbury 1945 |
DRW50094
18.88
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One of the most distinctive German fighters of WWII has to be the Focke Wulf 190A. Powered by a BMW 801D engine producing 1,800 hp, the A-3 version was capable of flying at 400mph plus. This Focke Wulf 190 is known as 'Black 7', also an A-3 variant. This fighter belongs to the Staffelkapitan of 8.JG 26, which was based at Wevelghem in March 1942. This particular plane was flown by the fighter ace Oberleutnant Karl Borris. It is finished in an accurate depiction of 'Black 7's camouflage scheme.
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Fw
190D-9 Dora
Jagdgeschwader 4 Spring 1945 Juterbog-Damn Airfield |
DRW50080
23.98
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
Fw190 | ||||
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Fw
190D-9 Dora
Major Gerhard Barkhorn Geschwaderkommodore |
DRW50074
23.75
Incredible Detail Gear Up or Down Options |
Fw190 | ||||
| British Spitfire | |||||||
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Spitfire
Mk.VB
(Madras) Squadron Deanland, Early June 1944 |
$22.98 DRW50253
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This scale replica Spitfire is highly
accurate, and is singled out by its novel markings and paint scheme. The
standard camouflage scheme has been painted over with the special black
and white stripes that were used to identify Allied aircraft during the
Normandy campaign. Shipping in the USA $6.05 |
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Spitfire Mk. Vb No 249 Sqn
Takali 1942 |
50123
24.98
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About
Takali 1942: British submarines and planes operating from the island fortress of Malta had sent thousands of tons of Axis ships to the bottom of the Mediterranean. Axis air forces were employed to neutralize the island’s defence's to make way for an invasion under the code name Operation HERKULES. The Axis aerial attacks reached severe levels after 21 March 1942. Outnumbered and short of supplies, the island’s British defenders clung on, with a series of deliveries of new Spitfires coming at critical times. In the end it was the Spitfires who saved the day and turned the tide, with the German offensive faltering after mid-May. In total, 500 Axis planes were destroyed or severely damaged, most of these accounted for by the remarkable Spitfire. Shipping in the USA $6.05 |
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Spitfire Mk. Vb
Maj. Lavine 4th FS U.S.A.A.F. Tunisia 1943 |
50161
24.98
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This
aircraft was flown by Major Robert Levine of the 4th FS.
It features a large American Flag on the fuselage as well
as a pierced skull emblem. Also visible are the 3 kill
markings below the windscreen and Major Levines name. |
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