Unique and Amazing Rare 1/72 Scale Die-cast Aircraft Replicas from IXO Junior Models

          Each Model comes with a Stand and Gear. These releases are very very limited and very collectible with values surpassing $125.00 on the secondary market.          

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IX-2007-IL-10

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IX-2007-IL-II

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Defiant NF Mk.II

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IX-2007-Defiant

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American Bell P-39Q/N

Airacobra

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Shooting Star

Grace Imperial Japanese Navy Attack Plane

WWII Japan 1945

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 VELTRO

Italy

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The Veltro is considered by many to be the best Italian fighter in World War II. But, it was too late to do any good for Italy as only a small number were in service at the time of the Sicily landings and three months later, the Italians surrendered. It was said that in the hands of a good pilot, it could defeat any Allied plane.

WWII British Fleet Arm 1940

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The Blackburn Skua was a naval combat aircraft operated by the British Fleet and served as a dive-bomber and fighter. It was metal construction and their first service monoplane. Its retractable undercarriage and enclosed cockpit were also new to a service that was primarily equipped still with open cockpit biplanes such as the Fairey Swordfish. Performance for the fighter role was compromised by the aircraft's low speed and relative lack of power. But the aircraft's armament of four fixed wing machine-guns and a single rearward-firing weapon. For dive-bombing, a single 500-lb bomb was carried. It took its name from the seabird Skua.

Hellcat

U.S Navy

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Heinkel UHU

Night Fighter

HE 219 A-7

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Junkers JU-87D-5

Stuka

Eastern Front 1944 WWII

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KI-61

Hien

Imperial Japanese Army

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SBD-3 Dauntless

USS Enterprise 1942

Dive Bomber WWII

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Ki-84 Frank

Famous Japanese Fighter

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The Hayate (Gale) was specifically meant as the successor to the Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa. It was one of the best fighters of the Japanese forces during the closing stages of the War, and was available in useful numbers and without any teething problems.

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Yak-3

Russian Fighter

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During the final two years of the Second World War, the Yak-3 proved itself a powerful dogfighter. Tough and agile below an altitude of 13,000 feet, the Yak-3 dominated the skies over the battlefields of the Eastern Front during the closing years of the war.

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M.S.406 Fighter

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 Torpedo-Bomber

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The Grumman TBF Avenger (designated TBM for aircraft manufactured by General Motors) was an American torpedo bomber, developed initially for the United States Navy and Marine Corps and used by a large number of air forces around the world. It entered service in 1942, and began major use during the Battle of Midway. The Avenger had a large bomb bay, allowing for one Bliss-Leavitt Mark 13 torpedo, a single 2000 lb (900 kg) bomb, or up to four 500 lb (230 kg) bombs. Torpedoes were generally abandoned after Midway and were not carried again regularly until after June of 1944, when improvements mandated their use again. By that time, it was rare for American aircraft to encounter enemy shipping at sea and the Avenger was primarily employed as a ground support weapon. The plane had overall ruggedness and stability, and pilots say it flew like a truck, for better or worse. With a 30,000 foot (10,000 m) ceiling and a fully-loaded range of 1,000 miles (1,600 km), it was better than any previous American torpedo plane, and better than its chief opponent, the then obsolete Japanese Nakajima B5N "Kate"

 'Anton' Fighter

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Chinese Air Force

3rd FG, 7th FS

Boss's Hoss Bill Reed

China, 1944

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This fighter was the only design in the French military that came close to the ability level of the latest German fighters.  Due to design and production problems, however, very few of these planes actually saw any action until near the middle of the war.

Grumman F4F 

Wildcat Fighter

United States Aircraft of WWII

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Mosquito

British Aircraft of WWII

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An example of an airplane exceeding its specifications, the Mosquito was originally developed to be a bomber but found its greatest use as a fighter.  The Mosquito was highly diverse and used for many different types of missions, including day and night bomber, long-range reconnaissance, mine layer, and pathfinder.  The Mosquito's first successful mission was a reconnaissance flight over France, and soon after the Mosquito began to be produced in greater numbers, eventually used for many successful missions.

Hayabusa 

Peregrine Falcon

Japanese WWII Aircraft

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The Hayabusa was numerically the most important Japanese fighter of the war, performing from the beginning of the Pacific war to the end in 1945.  When first designed and tested, pilots complained about the retractable undercarriage, claiming that it was simply a frill that added to weight and lessened maneuverability.  Also, they said that the enclosed cockpit drastically reduced rear visibility.  After combat flaps were added, however, the pilots' opinion of the plane significantly improved.  The plane was now decently maneuverable and the controls were sensitive.

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Bristol Beaufighter Mk. X

 Night Fighter

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A6M5c Zero Fighter

Japanese WWII Aircraft

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The Mitsubishi Zero a light-weight naval fighter aircraft employed by the Japanese from 1940-45. The aircraft quickly gained a legendary reputation. A combination of excellent maneuverability and very long range made it the best fighter of its era, but design weaknesses and lack of more powerful engines eventually doomed it.  Designed for attack the Zero gave precedence to maneuverability and fire-power at the expense of protection - most had no self-sealing tanks or armour plate - thus many Zeros were lost too easily in combat.

Plaleakala 11

American Aircraft of WWII

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HS-129 Ground Attack Aircraft

German Aircraft of WWII

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Kawanishi 

N1K2-J Shiden-kai

Japan

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Japanese Air Force

GEORGE is the unlikely nickname for the best Japanese naval fighter produced in quantity during World War II. GEORGE was actually the Kawanishi N1K2 Shiden The unlikely descendant of a floatplane fighter design, the N1K1 REX.