Superbly detailed 1:72 scale die-cast model replica aircraft - each packaged with a display stand and featuring: rolling rubber tires, clear cockpit canopies. Superbly detailed 1:72 Scale Using original plans and rare archive material. Each aircraft, colors and markings has been carefully researched and authenticated to bring the aviation enthusiast the finest of collectable die-cast models in a constant accurate scale. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Replicas feature rotating propellers where applicable and high quality printed livery details. Beautifully packaged and very collectible.
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SB2C-4E
Helldiver VB-84 USS Bunker Hill Tokyo RaidsWWII February 1945 |
1:72 | HA2203 |
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Shipping is $8.95 in the USA On February 16 1945 as part of a 116 ship task force USS Bunker Hill was anchored 60 miles off shore from Japan and began launching its Helldivers and other aircraft against airfields and engine factories around Tokyo. Hopefully this would distract the enemy and make it impossible for Japan to send aircraft to repel the US Marine landing on Iwo Jima on February 19th. These strikes lasted seven days and destroyed 500 enemy aircraft as well as factories and several ships. The US lost 88 aircraft of which two were Helldivers from VB-84. |
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Bristol Beaufighter
RAF No.236 (Coastal Command) Sqn RAF North Coates England D-Day June 6th 1944 |
1:72 | HA2301 |
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Built as a company-funded long-range fighter (using major
components from the earlier Beaufort torpedo-bomber), the prototype
Beaufighter first flew on 17 July,1939. The Beaufighter was designed as a
long-range heavy fighter, with many components in common with the Bristol
Beaufort torpedo bomber. It saw service as a night fighter, a torpedo
bomber, a ground attack fighter and an anti-shipping aircraft. By
September 1945 a total of 5,928 had been built in a variety of models and
many continued in front-line service into the end of 1950s. 364 were built
in Australia.
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MiG-15 Fagot
USAF Captured Aircraft |
1:72 | HA2403 |
35.99
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The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-15 was a jet fighter developed for the USSR by
Artem Mikoyan and Mikhail Gurevich. The MiG-15 was one of the first
successful swept-wing jet fighters, and it achieved fame in the skies over
Korea, where early in the war, it outclassed all enemy fighters. The
MiG-15 also served as the starting point for development of the more
advanced MiG-17 which would oppose American fighters over Vietnam in the
1960s. The MiG-15 is believed to have been one of the most numerous jet
aircraft ever made, with over 12,000 built. Licensed foreign production
perhaps raised the total to over 18,000. The Mig-15 is often mentioned
along with the F-86 Sabre in lists of the best fighter aircraft of the
Korean War and in comparison with fighters of other eras.
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LA-5FN
Ivan Kozhedub 240th IAP Eastern Front April 1944 |
1:72 | SM2001 |
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McDonnell-Douglas F- Phantom II
"Arkansas Traveler II" 469th TFS - 388th TFW Korat AB, Thailand, 1970 |
1:72 | HA1907 |
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North American SNJ-3
Texan Bu No. 6775, VN3D8 NAS Pensacola Florida 1942 |
1:72 | HA1511 |
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North
American
F-100A Super Sabre RoCAF 455th TFW 1977 |
1:72 | HA2104 |
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Bristol Beaufighter IF
R2101/NG-R Roya Air Force No. 604 Squadron Late 1940 |
1:72 | HA2302 |
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Mig-15 bis
196th IAPAntung China1952 "Lt Col E G Pepelyaev" |
1:72 | HA2401 |
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The MiG-15 (NATO name Fagot) was designed from information and technology gathered from captured WWII Germans. The main features of the Mig-15 were its simplicity and swept wings. The MiG-15bis was an improved single-seat fighter with better cannon, fuel capacity, avionics and a Klimov turbojet engine developed using an unlicensed Rolls-Royce Nene engine. All this was put in a strengthened airframe. |
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Mig-15
351st Aviapolk Night Fighters Russian Air Force Antung China 1953 "Major I.P.Golshevskij" |
1:72 | HA2402 |
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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.
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Nakajima B5N2 "Kate"
Naval 12th Flying GroupChina 1940-1941 |
1:72 | HA2004 |
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When Japan entered WWII the B5N Kate was the standard torpedo bomber and sank more Allied ships than any other type of Japanese aircraft. B5N2's played the main role in sinking the carrier Lexington at Coral Sea,Yorktown at Midway and Hornet at the Battle of Santa Cruz in October 1942. There were 1,150 B5N1 and B5N2 Torpedo Bombers produced but by 1944 the Kate had been replaced by the B6N "Jill". The Kate ended its service being used for Kamikaze attacks leaving no surviving examples |
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P-39Q C.E.
"Bud" Anderson 357 FG 363rd FS Tonopah, CA 1943 "Old Crow" |
1:72 | HA1707 |
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Shipping is $7.50 in the USA The P-39 Aircobra was one of the principal American land based fighters during the beginning of WWII. It first saw action in April 1942 but had not been successful against the Japanese “Zero” due to the lack of turbo-supercharger for high altitude operations. |
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Harvard MKII
Mediterranean Theater of Operations 1944 |
1:72 | HA1510 |
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Shipping is $7.50 in the USA The T-6 trainer was one of the most important aircrafts of all time. It was used by 34 countries with a total of 17,096 built. An estimation of over 100,000 U.S. military pilots flew these aircraft. |
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Spitfire
Mk.XIVe Ecole de Chasse at Coxyde Belgian Air Force 1950s |
1:48 | HA7108 |
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Shipping is $8.95 in the USA The T-6 trainer was one of the most important aircrafts of all time. It was used by 34 countries with a total of 17,096 built. An estimation of over 100,000 U.S. military pilots flew these aircraft. |
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F8F-1B BearcatFrench Air Force IndoChina 1954 Vietnam War |
1:72 | SKMBC2 |
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F8F-1 Bearcat
Felix the Cat Early 1946 WWII |
1:72 | SKMBC1 |
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T-6 Texan
Israeli Air Force WWII |
1:72 | HA1509 |
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Shipping is $6.95 in the USA on this model This aircraft is known by many names depending on what country used them and/or the variant of the same airframe. They were AT-6, Harvards, Yale, Texan, SNJ, Wirraway and a few others. These planes were fully aerobatic and could present the student pilot with some situations where he learned to do things correctly or else. These planes were the stepping stones to the more advanced Spitfires and Mustangs of this era. |
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McDonnell-Douglas
F-4EJ Phantom II 302 Squadron, 2nd Wing JASDF Chitose Air Base Japan |
1:72 | HA1906 |
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Grumman F3F-2
Formerly 2-M-16 Now with Training Command 1942 |
1:48 | HA7303 |
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By
the mid 1930s the USN realized that the modern fighter would have to be a
mono-wing but development hadn’t even begun. As a stop-gap measure they
ordered the Grumman F3F-2 that was a much improved version of the F2F and
could be in production in a relatively short time. The new aircraft had a
larger engine that increased speed by 33 mph and the rate of climb from
205 to 2750 ft/min. Along with a larger engine came a larger three-bladed
constant-pitch propeller and a larger rudder to compensate the first two
improvements. The improvements also meant the service ceiling was
increased from 27,200 ft to 33,200 ft.
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SB2C-3 Helldiver
VB-18, USS Intrepid Oct. 1944, (Sinking Musashi) |
1:72 | HA2202 |
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McDonnell-Douglas
F-4F Phantom II German JG 74 "MÖLDERS" |
1:72 | HA1904 |
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A-4M
"Last Skyhawk" Diorama :
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1:72 | HD0001 |
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Brewster Buffalo
339-23 A51-1, 25 Squadron RAAF 1942 Sgt John Bailey Limited Edition 1000 pieces comes with COA |
1:48 | HA7008 |
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SB2C-1 Helldiver
VB-17 USS Bunker Hill Rabaul 11 Nov. 1943 |
1:72 | HA2201 |
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Nakajima B5N2 "Kate"
torpedo bomber aircraft carrier "Zuikaku", second wave attack Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941, Ensign Kadena |
1:72 | HA2003 |
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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. |
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F3F USMC VMF-2
Robert Galer, USS Saratoga, 1940 Limited Edition |
1:48 | HA7302 |
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This F3F-2 was flown by future Ace 1st Lt. Robert Galer of VMF-2 in
November 1940. While qualifying for carrier-landings his engine failed and
he had to make an unscheduled water landing. In the early 1980s the
aircraft was located in good condition so it was raised and restored.
Galer’s aircraft is the only original F3F-2 left and is on display in
the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola Florida. There are three
other F3F-2s in existence but they were completely reconstructed using
parts from wrecked aircraft.
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F-104N Starfighter
NASA, Dryden FRC Edwards AFB, California, 1966 |
1/72 | HA1010 |
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Italian Air Force F-104S/ASA-M
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 |
1/72
Scale |
HA1006 |
$31.98
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F-104
G Starfighter
Greek Air Force |
1/72 | HA1003 | 22.98
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RCAF CF-104, 12701 Special chromed look finish |
1/72 | HA1011 |
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F9F Panther
USN ATU-206, NAS Pensacola, FL, 1956 Limited Edition |
1:48 | HA7203 |
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The F9F Panther entered service in 1949. It was the first Grumman jet
fighter, first Carrier-Borne Navy jet fighter in combat, first USN jet to
shoot down an enemy airplane, first jet aircraft used by the Blue Angels.
A total of 1,382 F9Fs were made. VF-781 was the first squadron to
volunteer for combat in Korea and were 100% volunteers earning them the
name “Pacemakers”. Ironically Russia was also making this engine under
license for their Mig-15 that would be one of the F9F’s main Korean
adversaries. The F9F flew 78,000 sorties with VF-781 flying 2,721 of them
without a single loss of life. The US Marines flew the Panther until 1957
with some Reserve Units continuing to fly them a few years longer. Some
aircraft were used for advanced pilot training and some became drones.
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Grumman F9F-2P Panther
USN VC-61 "Eyes of the Fleet" PP/154 Korea “Look” Logo on Nose |
1/48 | HA7202 |
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McDonnell-Douglas USN F-4J Phantom II VF-84, "Jolly Rogers" USS F.D. Roosevelt
(CVA-42) |
1:72 | HA1905 |
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The F-4J was the last version produced for the USN and USMC. The “J” version was basically an upgraded “B” version with new radar and avionics as well as a better engine that required a longer afterburner nozzle. One of the most noticeable changes to the “J” version is what isn’t there; the infrared seeker under the nose was deleted. Also missing was an internal gun but Sparrow and Sidewinder missiles were used for intercepting. These modifications were carried out on 522 aircraft. The only USN Vietnam Ace was Lt. Randy (Duke) Cunningham with 5 victories all in an F-4J. The first “Jolly Rogers” was VF-17 in 1943 and then VF-61 in 1944. In 1955 VF-84 was commissioned as the “Vagabonds” and when VF-61 was disestablished in 1959 it wasn’t until 1960 that VF-84 was given the name “Jolly Rogers”. In 1967 while on the USS Independence the VF-84 transitioned to the F-4J. In 1970 the squadron moved to the USS F.D. Roosevelt (CVA-42) and continued to fly the F-4J until 1972 when they reverted to the F-4B in 1973 and the F-4N in 1974. The transition from the F-4 to the F-14 took place in 1977 when they moved to the USS Nimitz. In 1995 VF-84 was disestablished and VF-103 (originally - The Sluggers) became the new “Jolly Rogers”. |
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McDonnell-Douglas F-4J Phantom II USN "Blue Angels" |
1/72 | HA1903 |
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Mirage 2000
Dassault Aviation, Factory Demonstrator Jean Coreau, Paris Air Show |
1/72 | HA1605 |
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Dassault Mirage 2000EAD
Union des Emirates Arabes Abu Dhabi |
1/72 | HA1606 |
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Dassault
Mirage 2000C
5-OP/74 Desert Storm Daguet Operation 1991 |
1/72
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HA1602 |
$33.98
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Mirage 2000
Armee de l'Air EC 1/12 Cambresis, Germany, Tiger Meet 2004 |
1:72 | HA1608 |
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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. Shipping is $7.95 in the USA on this model
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F-100D Super Sabre 56-3000 "Triple Zilch" 20 TFW, RAF Wethersfield Essex, England, late 1957 |
1:72 | HA2103 |
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North American F-100D Supersabre 27th TFW / 416th TFS Bien Hoa, RVN, July 1966 "Lt. Col. Harold Comstock" |
1:72 | HA2101 |
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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
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American F-100D Supersabre 31 TFW / 308th TFS Tuy Hoa, RVN, late 1969 "Maj. Don Schmenk" |
1:72 | HA2102 |
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The "D" variant was the ultimate version of the F-100 with 1,274 aircraft being produced. The production of the F-100 ended in August 1959. The F-100D arrived in Southeast Asia in 1962 with its primary mission being close air support and ground attack within South Vietnam. This role was eventually taken over by the A-7 Corsair II. The aircraft became affectionately known as “The Hun”, short for “one HUNdred”. The last F-100 left Vietnam in July 1971 but not before 242 of these aircraft was lost. The “Hun” was eventually replaced by the F-4 Phantom II and the F-105 Thunderchief. Formed in February 1940 as the 31st Pursuit Group it became a TFW in 1957, the same year they converted to F-100Ds. The 31st TFW commanded five F-100 squadrons in South Vietnam. Major Don Schmenk of the 308th TFS, known as the “Emerald Knights” painted two names on the nose of his F-100D. One was Carol Ann his daughter and the other was "Mary Jane” along with a little mouse. The last name and mouse were in honor of his wife.
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A-10A, 45th
TFS
Indiana ANG, Grissom AFB May 1994 "D-Day Anniversary" |
1/72
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HA1304 |
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A-10A Thunderbolt II
917th TFW "Peanut" USAF |
1/72
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HA1303 |
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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. |
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A-10A Thunderbolt II (Warthog)
23rd TFW England AFB, 1990 |
1/72 | HA1308 |
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McDonnell Douglas
A-4E Skyhawk 116 Sqn. The Flying Wing Israeli Air Force Yom Kippur War 1973 |
1/72
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HA1407 |
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A4
Skyhawk
McDonnell Douglas A-4B VA-106 "The Gladiators" |
1/72
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HA1402 |
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McDonnell
Douglas
A-4B C-207, Fuerza Aerea Argentina May 1982 Falklands/Malvinas War |
1/72
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HA1404 |
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Egyptian
Air Force
Mig-21MF "8454" Fayid AFB, Egypt, 1981 |
1/72
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HA0127 |
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P-39L Airacobra
“Evelyn” Lt. Hugh Dow 346th FS 350th FG Maison Blanche, Algeria Spring 1943 |
1:72 | HA1706 |
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P-39N Aircobra Co 9 Gv. IAD, 1944 Col A.I. Pokryshkin |
1:72 | HA1701 |
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P-39Q-10, Airacobra
"Cobra I" Skylanes Unlimited Racing Team 1946 Thompson Trophy Race "Jack Woolams" |
1/72 | HA1705 |
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B5N Kate IJN, IJN Carrier
Hiryu,
Battle of Midway, June 1942 |
1/72 | HA2002 |
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| F6F Hellcat | |||||
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Grumman
F6F-5 Hellcat
"104" VF-83 USS Essex, 1945 |
1/72
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HA1107 |
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Grumman F6F-5 Hellcat
US Navy Blue Angels first Aircraft |
1/72 | HA1109 |
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Bf-110G-4, G9+EF
Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer IV./NJG 1, St. Trond Belgium, October 1944 |
1/72 | HA1803 |
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Avenger
TBM-3 Squadron 79M “Flight 19” The Lost Squadron |
1/72 | HA1202 | $33.98
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Flight 19, five USN TBM
Avenger torpedo bombers from Fort Lauderdale NAS which disappeared on a
training exercise December 5, 1945. The aircraft and crew members were
never found, along with a PBM Mariner seaplane and a crew of 13 that was
sent to look for the missing Avengers. A ship’s captain said that there
was an explosion in the area of his ship and that they had sailed through
an oil slick but there were no signs of wreckage or the crew. The ships
location was in the same area where the PBM would have been so it was
assumed that the explosion and oil was from that flight.
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TBM-3D, VTN-90
Night Torpedo Squadron USS Enterprise, March 1945 |
1/72
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HA1205 |
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Removable Weapons - missiles and torpedo, Up and Down Gear Options,
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Avenger A.S. Mk. IV
"Beryl the Peril" XB374, Royal Navy FAA HMS Bulwark, Suez, 1957 |
1/72
Scale |
HA1203 |
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Grumman Avenger TBF-1C
White 97, VT-2 USS Hornet CV-12 June 1944 Battle of the Philippine Sea |
1/72 | HA1208 |
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SNJ-5
Texan
USN NAS Guantanamo (Cuba), 1956 |
1/72
Scale |
HA1501 |
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T-6/SNJ/Harvard
CCF Harvard Mk. 4 Flugdienstaffel
Technische Kaufbeuren, |
1/72
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HA1502 |
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T-6G Texan Aeronautica
Militare, Accademia Aeronautica, Napoli, 1955 |
1/72
Scale |
HA1503 |
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LT-6G
"Night Train" 6148 (Airborne) LTA-542 Korea 1953 |
1/72
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HA1506 |
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Brewster Buffalo
USN F2A-2 , VF-2, 2-F-16 USS Lexington, 1940 |
1/48 | HA7005 |
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Ju-87 D3
Sidi Haneish LG13, Nov. 1942 "Captured Stuka" Royal Air force WWII |
1/72
Scale |
HA0135 |
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Junkers
JU-87-D3
Stuka 'S7+CL' StG3 Gambut, Libya Nov. 1942 Luftwaffe |
1/72
Scale |
HA0131 |
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