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	Hurricane 242nd. Sq. RAF (1/100)	5540-2
	C-47 Skytrain 'The Argonia' 8" (1/144)	5558
	C-47 Skytrain 'Honey Bun III' 8" (1/144)	5558-2


	C-47 Skytrain The Argonia	5558		New Release Military Aircraft 8" Wingspan	14.98
	C-47 Skytrain Honey Bun III	5558-1		New Release Military Aircraft 8" Wingspan	14.98

	Curtiss JN4 Jenny	5810		New Release Military Aircraft 1/100 Scale	11.98
	PBY-5 Catalina US Army / Navy WWII 1939 Flying Boat	5556-1		New Release Military Aircraft 8" Wingspan	14.98
	B-26 Marauder USAAF 344th BG, 497th BS Hard to Get Belgium	5562		New Release Military Aircraft 8" Wingspan	14.98
	B-26 Marauder USAAF 387th BG 557th BS Baby Bumps II Normandy, France	5562-1		New Release Military Aircraft 8" Wingspan	14.98
	Nasa Space Shuttle Endeavour	5823		New Release Military Aircraft 1/300 Scale Highly Detailed with Gear and Stand	14.49
	Junkers JU 52/3m Ju air 1332-1944 Tri-Motor	5819		New Release Military Aircraft 1/200 Scale Highly Detailed with Gear and Stand	12.79
	Savoia Marchetti S66 Seaplane Ala Vittoria 1927-1933	5807		New Release Airliner 1/200 Scale	12.49
	De Havilland DH 106 Comet BEA 1949 - 1959	5802		New Release Airliner 1/300 Scale	13.49
	Concorde British Airways	5800		New Release Airliner 1/350 Scale	13.98
	Boeing 307 Stratoliner TWA	5803		New Release Airliner 1/250 Scale	12.48
	Lockheed L-1049G Super Constellation Iberia Airlines	5806		New Release Airliner 1/300 Scale	12.98
	Dornier Do X 6 Engine Seaplane Seaplane	5809		New Release Airliner 1/350 Scale	12.98
	Boeing 314 Pan Am	5821		New Release Airliner 1/350 Scale	12.98
	Focke Wulf FW200 Condor / Lufthansa	5812		New Release Airliner 1/200 Scale	13.98
	Albatros D III Lt. Hermann Goring WWII	5405		The Albatros D III was a single-seat scout fighter that entered service in early 1917. Equipped with two fixed 7.92 mm LMG 08/15 machine-guns and with a top speed of 109 mph, the DIII was a major asset for the Germans in World War I. Lieutenant Hermann Goring flew this Albatros D III while in command of Jasta 27 (fighting unit). He assumed this prestigious post on May 21, 1917 after accumulating nearly two dozen kills and the Blue Max.	12.88
	Junkers Ju 88 WWII	5408		The Junkers Ju 88 was a four-seat bomber/dive-bomber. Clearly the most versatile German warplane of the World War II era, the Ju 88s production total reached nearly 15,000 aircraft. It was almost as fast as the fighters of the era, and combined with its superior maneuverability (as a bomber), the Ju 88 proved essential to Luftwaffe operations. The aircraft was equipped with one forward-firing 13 mm MG 131 or two 7.92 mm MG 81 machine-guns, two similar guns in the rear of the cockpit firing aft and two below the fuselage firing aft. The Ju 88 could carry up to 4,409 pounds of bombs	14.88
	F-15 Eagle Capt. America	5385-1		New Color & Markings Production of this single seat fighter hit 385 planes in 1979. Since its inception, this aircraft has assumed the crown as the world's best air superiorty fighter. Speed is 1650 mph with a range of 1250 miles. Canons, missles and bombs are its weapons	10.48
	Focke Wulf 190 Stab I. JG1	5352-1		New Color & Markings	9.49
	P-47 Thunderbolt Big Stud	5359-2		New Color & Markings	9.49
	A-10 Warthog Peanut	5375-2		New Color & Markings	9.49
	F-14 Tomcat Black Bunny	5383-1		New Color & Markings	9.49
	Avro Lancaster RAF Bomber WWII	5333		Often referred to as the “finest heavy bomber” used by either side in World War II, the Avro Lancaster was a British creation crucial to the Allied Forces in blitzing German positions. Lancasters were credited with dropping more than 600,000 tons of high explosives and more than 51 million incendiaries. The aircraft could reach a maximum speed of 287 mph, was equipped with eight 7.7 mm machine-guns, and could carry nearly 40,000 pounds of bomb-load	13.98
	NB-52A X-15 Mothership	5391-1		The B-52 is a 488,000 lb., 6 seat, long range bomber equipped with cannons, ALCMs, and nuclear free fall bombs. With a max speed of 600 mph and a range of 10,000 miles this ever changing 1960's bomber cost more than 1 billion dollars each. B-52's saw extensive service in the 1970's Vietnam War.	12.98
	Sopwith Camel New Colors	5350-2		The British Camel was credited with destroying more enemy aircraft (1,294) than any other fighter plane of WWI. Although the Camel was responsive and maneuverable, it was tricky to fly because most of the weight was centrally located. One problem of the F-1's was that its rotary engine lost power at higher altitudes, thus reducing performance. The Camel had engines ranging from 110 hp to 150 hp.	8.99
	P-38 Lightning Elsie WWII	5362-2		In 1937 the USAF required a new high performance fighter that had a faster maximum speed, higher rate of climb, and longer range. What the USAF got was the P-38 Lightning. Most notable for its work over the Pacific during WWII, "Ace of Aces" Major Richard I. Bong won 40 victories with this aircraft. The P-38 flew on two 1,475-hp engines and had a max speed of 414 mph. Its armament included four 12.7-mm machine guns, one 20-mm cannon, and 3,200 lbs. of bombs.	9.98
	B-1B American Flyer	5404-1		In late 1985, the US Air Force introduced the B-1B Lancer to serve as a long-range multi-role strategic bomber. The B-1B was the Air Force’s first “stealth-like” bomber with a radar cross-section one-quarter that of the B-52. It reached a maximum speed of Mach 1.25 and had the ability to take-off at a maximum weight of 477,000 pounds. The Lancer maintains three internal weapons bays that can be used for conventional bombs, cruise missiles, short-range attack missiles and nuclear bombs.	14.98
	Fokker DR1 Kempf	5349-2		The Fokker DR-1 served in the German Air Force during the 1st World War. This tri-plane gave the German Air Force an airplane with great maneuverability and a high rate of climb. This plane had a 110-hp engine, with a max speed of 103 mph. It carried two 7.92-mm LMG 08/15 machine guns.	10.98
	P-61 Black Widow	5334		The P-61 Black Widow was the first radar-equipped night-fighter designed by the US. First flown in 1942, over 700 P-61's would be built before their retirement at the end of World War II. The Black Widow topped out at 366 mph and had a maximum take-off weight of 36,200 pounds. The aircraft was armed with four 20 mm cannons (lower forward fuselage), four 12.7 mm machine-guns (dorsal barbette) and could carry up to 6,400 pounds worth of bombs	13.98
	P-51D Mustang The Flying Widowmaker	5342-3		No other combat plane could go as far, fly as high or go as fast as the P-51. Mustang pilots won the war against their German counterparts. Mustangs could fly 1700 miles at over 400 mph. In 1944 the Mustang was recognized as the best single seat long range escort fighter bomber.	10.49
	US Mosquito Normandy	5365-2		In 1938 the Mosquito was designed as a reconnaissance aircraft, an unarmed bomber that flew so high and fast that armament would be superfluous. The Mosquito had the maneuverability of a fighter yet this bomber could also fly 400 mph. The plywood bomber had a range of 1650 miles. The Mosquito had 4-20mm cannons and 4-7.7 mm machine guns in the nose plus could carry 2000 lbs. of bombs or 1000 lbs. of bombs and 8 rocket projectiles.	11.79
	A-6 Intruder U.S. Navy Independence	5381-1		Possessing one of the most sophisticated avionics suites and the ability to fly extremely well at slower speeds, the A-6 Intruder carried out precise bombing missions during the Vietnam War beyond the capability of other aircraft. Introduced to service in February 1963, the US born Intruder was a two-seat all-weather attack aircraft that reached a maximum speed of 684 mph and could carry up to 18,000 pounds of ordanance including nuclear weapons, conventional and guided bombs, and drop tanks.	11.79
	C-130 Hercules USAF Transport	5330-1		The C-130 Hercules is a medium/long range combat transport aircraft. A spawn of the US Air Force in 1951, the C-130 still remains one of the most widely used transport aircraft by the Armed Forces to date.	14.98
	C-130 Hercules USAF Transport	5330		The C-130 Hercules is a medium/long range combat transport aircraft. A spawn of the US Air Force in 1951, the C-130 still remains one of the most widely used transport aircraft by the Armed Forces to date.	13.98
	B-1B Lancer Stars and Stripes	5404		In late 1985, the US Air Force introduced the B-1B Lancer to serve as a long-range multi-role strategic bomber. The B-1B was the Air Force’s first “stealth-like” bomber with a radar cross-section one-quarter that of the B-52. It reached a maximum speed of Mach 1.25 and had the ability to take-off at a maximum weight of 477,000 pounds. The Lancer maintains three internal weapons bays that can be used for conventional bombs, cruise missiles, short-range attack missiles and nuclear bombs. ‘Stars and Stripes’ belonged to the 37th Bomber Squadron, 28th Bomber Wing (Ellsworth AFB, South Dakota).	14.79
	B-24J 376th Bomber Group	5401		The Consolidated B-24J Liberator was a long-range bomber and reconnaissance aircraft. With origins tracing back to the early 1930s, many often overlook that the B-24 was the most extensively produced aircraft by the US in World War II. In fact, the B-24J variant alone reached a production total of 6,678 aircraft.	14.79
	B-24J The Dragon and His Tail	5401-1		The Liberator weighed 36,500 pounds empty (71,200 pounds stocked), reached a top speed of 290 mph, and was armed with ten 12.7 mm machine-guns with a provision for nearly 18,000 pounds worth of bomb-load. ‘The Dragon and His Tail’ belonged to the 64th Bomber Squadron, 43rd Bomber Group (le Shima).	14.79
Recent Re-Stock	Limited Qty	Available	Order	Info	Price
	A1H Skyraider	5364		The A1H was a carrier based dive-bomber that was very versatile and offered a wide range of armaments. Its 10-hr. endurance and heavy bomb load proved very effective for the Korean War. As a result of its usefulness in Korea 3,180 of these planes were built. A Wright 2,800-hp engine powered the plane to a top speed of 320 mph. Four 20-mm cannons, and 8,000 lbs. of a wide variety of bombs, torpedoes, and rockets were fitted on this aircraft. The Skyraider is 1:110 scale	9.49
	MIG-15 Korean War Colors	5360-1		The Russian turbo jet fighter was used during the Korean War. This jet featured a 35° of wing sweep making it fairly maneuverable. One problem was a lack of a power plant but the problem was solved when the British government allowed Rolls-Royce to supply the MIG 15 engines. The Soviets quickly copied the engine and by 1949 it was in full production.	$9.49
	F-9 Panther	5393		The most extensively used fighter in the Korean War. Over 700 aircraft were commisioned in total. This fighter could fly at a maximum speed of 579 m.p.h. The F9 fought the enemy with it's 420-mmcannons, plus two 1,000-lbs. bomobs, or six 12.7 mm IIVAR rockets.	9.79
	P-80 Shooting Star	5392		Although inly 45 were ever used by the United States during World War II, the P-80 Shooting Star's production total would eventually approach 2,000 by the end of the Korean War. Top speed was 594 mps making the P-80 one of the fastest aircrafts of it's day. The P-80 was the first jet fighter produced by Lockheed.	9.69
	Mitsubishi Zero A6M2B	5343-1		Without a doubt the A6M2B Mitsubishi Zero fighter was the famous Japanese single seat fighter of WWII and of all time. The 925 hp A6M2B flew on January 18, 1940. Later improvements raised the horsepower to 1,130 - good for 326 mph. A6's had 2 20mm cannons in the wings and 3 13.2mm machine guns and 2 132 lb. rockets. The Zero is 1:97 scale	$9.89
	Fokker DR.1	5349		The Fokker DR. 1 served in the German Air Force during the 1st World War. This triplane gave the German Airforce great maneuverability and a high rate of climb. This was the plane flown by the Red Baron.	$10.49
	V-22 Osprey	5378		This aircraft was designed to meet all four U.S, armed service's needs. With it's vertical and short takeoff capabilities, this transport aircraft allows the military to attain a faster deployment of troops and supplie's.The two tilt rotor Allison T-406-AD-400 engines are so powerful, that is one fails both rotors can be powered by the other.	9.79
	Polikarpov I-16 Diecast Metal with Stand	5331		The Polikarpov I-16 was a single-seat fighter of Soviet decent. Developed in the early 1930s, the I-16 became a very popular aircraft based on its high top speed (304 mph) and excellent rate of climb. In fact, over 7,000 I-16s would ultimately be produced. The aircraft was equipped with four 7.62 mm ShKAS machine-guns (some had two 20 mm ShVAK cannons), an option for a 12.7 mm UB machine-gun, and a capacity for 441 pounds of bomb-load on the underwing racks.	9.69
	B-29	5388		Known to many as the “superfortress”, this WWII bomber brought an end to the war on the Pacific front with its two atomic raids. The B-29 was armed with two 12.7-mm machine guns in each of four remotely controlled power-operated turrets, and a varied armament in the tail turret. With such a large array of weaponry, it is no wonder that a total of 4000 of these planes were built.	11.29
	F-9 Panther	5393		The most extensively used fighter in the Korean War, over 700 aircraft were commissioned in total. Its Pratt & Whitney J48-P-6A turbojet engine gave it 6,250 lbs. of thrust. This engine enabled the F9 to fly at a maximum speed of 579 m.p.h. The F9 fought the enemy with its 4 20-mm cannons, plus two 1,000-lbs. bombs or six 12.7-mm HVAR rockets.	9.79
	SR-71 Blackbird	5389		Story Coming Soon	9.89
	F-104 StarFighter Nasa This plane is 1/123	5377-2		In the mid 50's during the Korean War, altitude was the most sought after feature for jet fighters. The F-104 was designed for significantly better high altitude performance. Its 2.2 mach speed was because of its small body and large engines. The F-104 was dubbed "the missile with a man in it"! Maximum range for 104 was 750 miles and it carried 1-20 mm cannon and 2 sidewinder heat seeking missiles.	9.59
	North American P-51 Mustang ‘Shoo Shoo Baby’ This plane is 1:100 scale	5342-2		No other combat plane could go as far, fly as high or as fast as the P-51. Because of these attributes Mustang pilots won the war against their German counterparts. Mustangs could fly 1700 miles at over 400 mph. In 1944 the Mustang was recognized as the best single seat long range escort fighter bomber. The P-51D Mustang has been retired. Reissue will not be for several years, if ever. Rare.	9.89
	Grumman E-2 Hawkeye	5379		Story Coming Soon	9.29
	A1H Skyraider Re-Paint in Marines Scheme The Skyraider is 1:110 scale	5364-1		The A1H was a carrier based dive-bomber that was very versatile and offered a wide range of armaments. Its 10-hr. endurance and heavy bomb load proved very effective for the Korean War. As a result of its usefulness in Korea 3,180 of these planes were built. A Wright 2,800-hp engine powered the plane to a top speed of 320 mph. Four 20-mm cannons, and 8,000 lbs. of a wide variety of bombs, torpedoes, and rockets were fitted on this aircraft. The Skyraider is 1:110 scale	9.69
	B-25J GI Joes Actual Scale is 1/100	5403-1		The North American B-25J Mitchell, was a 5 seat medium bomber. Named after a champion of US air power , William Billy Mitchell.	14.19
	B-25J Bottoms Up II Actual Scale is 1/100	5403		The 1st B-25J took flight in the summer of 1940. 4390 of this version were produced.	14.19
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	Navy Blimp #SP-12 Diecast Metal with Stand	5410 Actual Scale is 1/350	Sold Out	In 1940, the 70th Congress passed a Public Law 635, a 10,000 plane program which included a provision for 48 non-rigid airships. Navy Blimp SP-12 participated in the sinking of the last German U-boat used in WWII. A total of 133 of these Airships were used by the US. Navy from 1942 to 1960.	11.99
	GoodYear Blimp 1/350 Scale	5411		Goodyear started flying its first airships in 1911. Over the years, Goodyear has dominated the American blimp business. In preparation for World War II, Goodyear built more than 300 anti-submarine blimps of various sizes. Those airships operated from more than 50 bases, flew 55,900 missions and never lost one of the 89,000 merchant and troop ships they escorted. Today, Goodyear operates blimps throughout the entire United States, but since 1917, it is Akron, Ohio that remains Goodyear’s true home base. Goodyear’s 200 foot blimps are generally thought of as one of the world’s greatest advertising specimens.	11.99
Series A-E Models	Jet Fighters and Bombers	.	.	.	.
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	F-16 Falcon USAF Thunderbirds	5399-2 Actual Scale is 1/126		The F 16 is one of the world's premier fighter aircraft. With its state of the art technology and awesome flight maneuverability, this plane has been bought by some eighteen countries totaling over 3,530 copies. The F 16 uses either Pratt & Whitney or GE engines generating 23,770 lbs. and 28,984 lbs.of thrust respectivly. A GE M61A1 20-mm multi- barrelled cannon, plus a 20,450 lbs. warload of bombs and missles are carried on this aircraft.	9.99
	F-104 StarFighter Nasa	5377-2 Actual Scale is 1/123		In the mid 50’s during the Korean War, altitude was the most sought after feature for jet fighters. The F-104 was designed for significantly better high altitude performance. Its 2.2 mach speed was possible because of its small body and large engines. The F-104 was dubbed “the missile with a man in it”! Maximum range for the aircraft was 750 miles and it carried 1-20 mm cannon and 2 sidewinder heat seeking missiles.	9.39
	F/A-18C Hornet ‘Top Gun Adversary’ Diecast Metal with Stand	5338-2 Actual Scale is 1/133		This super war plane could bomb a target from a carrier deck and then engage in a dog fight. The F/A 18C was the first modern jet intended for land and air duties. The Hornet is capable of speeds to 1180 mph with a 15,400 lb weapon load. Only capable of a range of 400+ miles, this was the only shortcoming of this otherwise great fighting jet.	8.99
	F-86 Sabre Jet	5361-1		Story Coming Soon	8.90
	F-104 Starfighter Air Force	5377-1 Actual Scale is 1/123		In the mid 50's during the Korean War, altitude was the most sought after feature for jet fighters. The F-104 was designed for significantly better high altitude performance. Its 2.2 mach speed was because of its small body and large engines. The F-104 was dubbed "the missile with a man in it"! Maximum range for 104 was 750 miles and it carried 1-20 mm cannon and 2 sidewinder heat seeking missiles.	9.29
	F-16 Falcon USAF Markings	5399-1	Sold Out	The F 16 is one of the world's premier fighter planes. With it's state if the art technology and awesome flight maneuverability. This plane has been bought by some 18 countries totaling over 3530 planes. This fighter can carry 20,450 lbs. of bombs and missiles.	8.99
	A-6 Intruder	5381		Possessing one of the most sophisticated avionics suites and the ability to fly extremely well at slower speeds, the A-6 Intruder carried out precise bombing missions during the Vietnam War beyond the capability of other aircraft. Introduced to service in February 1963, the US born Intruder was a two-seat all-weather attack aircraft that reached a maximum speed of 684 mph and could carry up to 18,000 pounds of ordanance including nuclear weapons, conventional and guided bombs, and drop tanks.	9.49
	F-84 Thunderstreak	5353		As a follow up to the P-047 Thunderbolt, the United States began production of a single seat fighter bomber known as the F-84 Thunderstreak. This fighter bomber was primarily used in the Korean War by the United States. The Thunderstreak had a top speed of 695 mph. It continued in service until 1971 with the Air National Guard.	9.49
	F-117 Stealth	5386-1	Sold Out	Star and Stripes Model Flown at Airshows	10.49