Republic F-84E Thunderjet

USAF 27th FEW

Jacob Kratt

Misawa Air Base Japan 1951

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Highly Detailed with Tampo Printed Markings

Opening Canopy with Highly Detailed Cockpit

Aichi D3A1 Val

Lt Maseo Yamaguchi

IJN Carrier Shokaku

Pearl Harbor 1941

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Detailed Cockpit - Free-spinning Propeller

"Thunderbirds" "ONE"

Major Neil Eddins

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1:72 Scale

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Phantom II

Luftwaffe JG 71 Richthofen

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In June 1959 West Germany’s first jet fighter unit was formed as Jagdgeschwader 71 (JG
71 – Fighter Wing 71). The Geschwaderkommodore (equivalent of Group Commander or
Wing Commander) was the highest-scoring fighter pilot of all time Erich Hartmann. JG 71
originally was based at ex-RAF base Ahlhorn but in 1961 it transferred to Wittmund. April
21 1961 was the 43rd anniversary of the death of “The Red Baron” Manfred Von
Richthofen and the unit was given the honorary title of “Richthofen”. JG 71 received the
first F-4F Phantom II in 1974 that were used as Fighter/Bomber/Attack but in 1988
became strictly a Fighter Wing. The F-4F is due to be decommissioned by 2012 when
they are replaced by the Eurofighter Typhoon.

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Black 47 Anti Submarine

Warfare Patrol Aircraft

VS-31 "Topcats"

NAS Atlantic City New Jersey

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Lavochkin La-5

Czech Air Force

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F- 4C  Phantom II

555th TFS, 8th TFW

Ubon 1967 "SCAT XXVII"

Robin Olds

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1:72 Scale

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MiG-15 Fagot

German Democratic Republic

 Air Force Sachsen

East Germany 1959

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1:72 Scale

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Douglas SBD-2 Dauntless

US Army Java 1942

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Aichi D3A1 Val

IJNAS IJN Carrier Soryu

Ceylon 1942

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Super Sabre

Royal Danish Air Force

Esk 725 Karup

Denmark 1972

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RAF No. 4 Squadron was formed in 1912 as part of the Royal Flying Corps. In the spring of 2003 they were sent as part of a 30 Harrier pool to take part in “Operation Telic”, the British name for “Iraqi Freedom”. They were stationed at Ahmed al Jaber Air Base and were tasked with close air support and reconnaissance duties. Another role the Harriers were given was the destruction of Iraqi mobile Scud launchers.

ZG859/91 Kuwait

Spring 2003 "Operation Telic"

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RAF No. 4 Squadron was formed in 1912 as part of the Royal Flying Corps. In the spring of 2003 they were sent as part of a 30 Harrier pool to take part in “Operation Telic”, the British name for “Iraqi Freedom”. They were stationed at Ahmed al Jaber Air Base and were tasked with close air support and reconnaissance duties. Another role the Harriers were given was the destruction of Iraqi mobile Scud launchers.

United States Navy

Beetle Bomb 1949

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Luftwaffe German Air Force

Stendal Germany 1945

Captured Aircraft

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The Lavochkin La-5 was a Soviet fighter aircraft of World War II. It was a development and refinement of the LaGG-3 and was one of the Soviet Air Force's most capable types of warplane. The La-5's heritage began even before the outbreak of war, with the LaGG-1, a promising yet underpowered aircraft – turning a full circle, for example, took 20 seconds. The LaGG-3 was a modification of that design that attempted to correct this by both lightening the airframe and fitting a more powerful engine. Nevertheless, this was not enough, and the lack of power remained a significant problem. In early 1942, two of the LaGG-1 and -3's designers, Semyon Lavochkin and Vladimir Gorbunov, attempted to correct this deficiency by experimentally fitting a LaGG-3 with the more powerful Shvetsov ASh-82 radial engine. Since the LaGG-3 was powered by an inline engine, they accomplished this by grafting on the nose section of a Sukhoi Su-2 (which used this engine). By now, the shortcomings of the LaGG-3 had caused Lavochkin to fall out of Stalin's favour, and factories previously assigned to LaGG-3 construction had been turned over to building the rival Yakovlev Yak-1 and Yak-7. The design work required to adapt the LaGG-3 to the new engine and still maintain the aircraft's balance was undertaken by Lavochkin in a small hut beside an airfield over the winter of 1941-1942, all completely unofficially. When the prototype took flight in March, the result was extremely pleasing - the fighter finally had a powerplant that allowed it to perform as well in the air as it had been supposed to on paper. After flying, the LaG-5 (the change in name reflecting that one of the original LaGG designers was no longer with the programme), Air Force test pilots declared it superior to the Yak-7, and intensive flight tests began in April. After only a few weeks, the design was modified further, cutting down the rear fuselage to give the pilot better visibility. By July, Stalin ordered maximum-rate production of the aircraft, now simply known as the La-5 and the conversion of any incomplete LaGG-3 airframes to the new configuration. While still inferior to the best German fighters at high altitudes, the La-5 proved to be every bit their match closer to the ground. With most of the air combat over the Eastern Front taking place at altitudes of under 5,000 m (16,400 ft), the La-5 was very much in its element. Its rate of roll was excellent.

USN Blue Angels #1

1946

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The Grumman F8F Bearcat (affectionately called "Bear") was an American single-engine naval fighter aircraft of the 1940s. It went on to serve into the mid-20th Century in the United States Navy and other air forces, and would be the company's final piston engined fighter aircraft. Designed for the interceptor fighter role, the design team's aim was to create the smallest, lightest fighter that could fit around the Pratt & Whitney R2800 engine (carried over from the F6F Hellcat). Compared to its predecessor, the Bearcat was 20% lighter, had a 30% better rate of climb and was 50 mph (80 km/h) faster. It was also considerably smaller in size, as it was designed to be operated from small escort aircraft carriers, something the big Hellcat rarely did. Thus the F8F Bearcat was intended mainly as a replacement for the obsolete FM2 Wildcat, still the mainstay fighter of the many wartime escort carriers.

"Flying Barrel"

BuNo 1451 VF6

"Shooting Stars"

6-F-15, USS Enterprise

August 1940

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1:48 Scale

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VF-6 Squadron was formed when VF-1B and VF-8B merged on July 1, 1937. VF-6 was one of the first to receive the new Grumman F3F-3. The F3F series was affectionately nicknamed “The Flying Barrel” and was considered very ugly but it didn’t take long for people to see the beauty of the entire package. At the time VF-6 was assigned to the USS Enterprise that painted her aircraft blue for ease of identification. The last F3F-3 was flown by VMF-211 on October 10, 1941. On July 15, 1943 VF-6 (Shooting Stars) swapped designations with VF-3 (Felix the Cat Squadron) and this was the beginning of a 3 year feud. Both squadrons claimed Felix as their mascot until November 1946 when VF-6 was decommissioned.

Armee de l'Air EC 4/11

Jura, Djibouti 1978

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ThunderChief  USAF

Thunderbirds 1964

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Mk. VIF "KW147"

415th NFS 12th

USAAF Le Vallon France

September 1944

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F8F-1B Bearcat

French Air Force

 IndoChina 1954

Vietnam War

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"Last Skyhawk"

Diorama : 

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Accessories Included
1) two die-cast service wagons
2) fire extinguisher on a dolly
3) two pilots - one standing, one sitting
4) one ground crew figure
5) ladder
6) wheel blocks (12 pcs)
7) hard ABS board (not paper)

NASA Joe Walker

Edwards AFB CA 1966

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In 1963 Lockheed delivered three purpose-built single seat F-104G Starfighter's to NASA and re-designated them F-104N. Tail numbers were 011, 012 and 013. On June 8, 1966 the second North American XB-70A Valkyrie was on a public advertising photo shoot with 013 as chase plane. Speculation is 013 was flipped over by the vortices of the massive XB-70A and sheered off both Valkyrie vertical stabilizers. The F104N immediately burst into flames killing the test pilot. The Valkyrie also crashed killing its co-pilot.

MM6930 9.99, 9 Stormo

10 Gruppo, Grazzanise, Italy

Special red paint scheme to commemorate the last Italian AF operational F-104 as well as the last operational F-104 in the world

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Greek Air Force

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These models comes with a new design deluxe stand.

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USAF Thunderbirds

Thunderbird 1

F-4 Phantom

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Arkansas Traveler II"

469th TFS - 388th TFW

 Korat AB Thailand 1970

F-4 Phantom

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Dassault Aviation,

Factory Demonstrator

Jean Coreau, Paris Air Show

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Armee de l'Air EC 1/12

 Cambresis, Germany,

 Tiger Meet 2004

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The 2004 NATO “Tiger Meet” was held in Schleswig-Jagel, Germany. The gathering started in 1959 as a social event but developed into an almost annual invitational opportunity to test flying operations and exchange of techniques. One team present was also one of the oldest Tiger Association members; it was the French Armee de’l Air EC 1/12 “Cambresis”. This is the same squadron that had hosted the 2003 meeting. The aircraft sent to represent them was Mirage 2000RDI 97/12-YT. The aircraft received this simple but striking paint scheme while using the basic camouflage colors.

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 Fighter Bomber

Reg. "Ostravsky"

Czech Air Force 1954

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The Allies were completely surprised when the Mig-15 arrived in Korea and quickly brought about the development of the F-86 Sabre.

351st Aviapolk

Night Fighters

Russian Air Force

Antung China 1953

"Major I.P.Golshevskij"

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F-100D Supersabre

27th TFW / 416th TFS

Bien Hoa, RVN, July 1966

"Lt. Col. Harold Comstock"

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Harold Elwood “Bunny” Comstock became a WWII ace with 5 destroyed aircraft in the air, 2 on the ground. He also had 1 probable, seven damaged and 22 locomotives. After WWII Comstock commanded the 389th FBS of F-86s and then the 481st TFS flying F-100s. Comstock continued his F-100 flying while commanding the 481st TFS, 27th FW during 2 tours in Vietnam. During 30 years of military service Comstock retired a Colonel awarded a DFC with 6 OLC (Oak-Leaf-Clusters), the Purple Heart, Presidential Citation and numerous other awards.
 

45th FS / 930th OG

Grissom AFB Indiana

D-Day 50th Anniversary

May 1994

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Highly Detailed - True 1/72 scale
Professionally Painted Unique Scheme
All markings are Tampo Prints (pad applied) No Decals Here
Stand Included - Canopy opens
Replica can be shown with the landing gear in the down or up positions
Extremely heavy metal with minimum plastic

917th TFW

"Peanut"

USAF

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A-10A Thunderbolt II, 917th TFW, "Peanut" diecast model aircraft HA1303 1:72In order to develop better camouflage for Desert Storm , the USAF tested two experimental paint schemes of the A-10 in 1991. One of the A-10's from 917th TFG (47th TFS) at Barksdale AFB was selected. It was known as the "Peanut" because of its special brown paint scheme (the other was known as the "Flipper" with a similar grey scheme). Both schemes were not adopted. Finally the aircraft were repainted in the usual grey but never went to Desert Storm. From 1993 to 1996, based at Aviano Air Base in Italy , the 47th flew 501 sorties as part of the NATO peacekeeping effort in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

A-4E Skyhawk

116 Sqn. 

The Flying Wing

Israeli Air Force

Yom Kippur War 1973

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Mikoyan-Gurevich

MiG-21 Fishbed 

Czech Air Force Test Squadron

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71st TRS 82nd TRG
1944 SWPA

Lt. Col. William Shomo

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The Q version of the P-39 was the one most produced with 4,905 being built. The
Soviets received the bulk of the “Q”s where it was used mostly for low altitude air to air
and ground attacks. The fact that the “Q” was equipped with a .50 caliber gun pod under
each wing was exactly what they needed. In the Pacific the US military realized the P-39
was best used in ground attacks like the Soviets so the Airacobra pilots became quite
proficient at strafing Japanese airfields and supply bases.

William A. Shomo was sent to the Pacific Theater in June 1944 with the 82nd Tactical
Reconnaissance Squadron and was assigned a P-39 he called Snooks and then Snooks
II. Snooks was the pet nickname he had for his wife. Shomo became an ace while flying
a P-51 and was the recipient of Distinguished Flying Cross and five Air Medals as well
as the Congressional Medal of Honor. He received these awards for shooting down 7
Japanese aircraft in one mission. Shomo went on to fight in Korea and became a jet pilot.

P-39N Airacobra

Co 9 Gv. IAD, 1944

Col A.I. Pokryshkin

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Imperial Japanese Navy

Carrier Zuiho

February 1942

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 torpedo bomber

aircraft carrier 

"Zuikaku", second wave

 attack Pearl Harbor

Dec. 7, 1941, Ensign

 Kadena

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In 1941 the Nakajima B5N2 Kate was getting old and a new more up to date torpedo bomber was needed. With Japan’s entry into WWII it meant the Kate would have to continue to be the main Japanese bomber for another 3 years until the B6N “Jill” was ready. Even though the Kate was old it managed to sink more Allied ships than any other Japanese torpedo bomber. Once replaced many Kates were modified to serve as maritime reconnaissance.

F6F Hellcat MK.1

FAA 885 NAS

Colin Campbell

HMS Ruler

June 1945

 US Navy

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F6F-5N Hellcat 

VFN-41

USS Independence

1944

William Henry

 US Navy

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F6F Hellcat MK.1

FAA 885 NAS

Colin Campbell

HMS Ruler

June 1945

 US Navy

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Oberleutenant Martin Drewes

Gruppenkommander

Laon-Athles March 1944

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"Beryl the Peril"

XB374, Royal Navy FAA

HMS Bulwark, Suez, 1957

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CCF Harvard Mk. 4

Flugdienstaffel Technische
Schule 1

Kaufbeuren,
Bavaria, Germany, 1960

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Militare, Accademia

Aeronautica, Napoli, 1955

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"Night Train"

6148
Tactical Control Squadron

(Airborne)

LTA-542 Korea 1953

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339-23 A51-1, 25 Squadron

RAAF
Dunreath West Australia

1942 Sgt John Bailey

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Limited Edition 1000 pieces comes with COA

USN VS-201

USS Long Island

1941

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USN F2A-2 , VF-2, 2-F-16

USS Lexington, 1940

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Sidi Haneish

LG13, Nov. 1942

"Captured Stuka"

Royal Air force

WWII

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