Airplane Model Kits

Anatra Anasal WW-I Russian 1:72 from Emhar Model Co. Item Number:EMH1002 Kit Includes: WWI era Russian 2-seat reconnaissance biplane kit. Features basic cockpit, engine and radiator detail. Decals for 2 aircraft of the Imperial Russian Air Force: no 010.121 and no 11120.

"Lavochkin" LaGG-3 1:72 from Emhar Model Co. Item Number:EMH2002 Features: WWII Soviet fighter kit with raised panel lines, basic cockpit, 1-piece canopy, seated pilot figure and optional position landing gear. Decals and painting guide for 2 VVS aircraft of the Black Sea Fleet Air Force: 9 IAP, 'White 43' and 'Blue 71'.

Originally a sub-par floatplane, the N1K excelled when engineers deleted the float, upgraded the engine, and lowered the wings to create the N1K2-J. It was universally considered to be one of the finest dogfighters of WWII with the speed, maneuverability, and heavy armament necessary to take on all Allied fighters. That's why it is a top choice for favorite fighter at the academy in "Shidenkai no Maki" where school girls battle it out in WWII warbirds. Kit features a resin figure of pilot...

The M1 75mm Pack Howitzer was developed for the US Army after WWI, as a go-anywhere light artillery piece. It was designed to be broken down into several pieces that could be carried by pack mules. The first weapons were issued in 1927 and had wooden wheels, later versions had improved carriages with metal wheels and pneumatic tires culminating in the M8 carriage used in WWII. The M1A1 made an excellent airborne artillery piece as it could be transported complete in a glider or broken down and...

This kit is newly tooled. Finished model has a length of 37.5cm and a Wingspan of 38.7cm.About this title:The Tupolev Tu-160 (NATO reporting name Blackjack) is a supersonic, swing-wing heavy bomber designed in the Soviet Union. It was the last Soviet strategic bomber design and the heaviest combat aircraft ever built. Introduced in 1987, small numbers remain in service in Russia.

Together with the Spitfire, the Hawker Hurricane was one of the representative RAF fighters of WWII. This low-wing monoplane with wide-track retractable landing gear and eight 7.7mm machine guns incorporated proven biplane features such as a tubular frame. Although Hurricanes were outperformed by the Luftwaffe's more advanced Messerschmitt Bf 109Es, the Battle of Britain in July 1940 saw Spitfires engage escorting Bf109s while Hurricanes went after the bombers. As a result of judicious unit...

Item Number:MIN11674 Over 32,700 Piper Cherokees have been manufactured between its introduction in 1960 and the end of production in 2011. This private airplane is highly prized for excellent speed and performance at a moderate price. This model represents an owner customized version of the airplane adding floats for landing on water. Special float equipped aircraft are used for landing in remote undeveloped areas near lakes and waterways.

1/48 U.S. Aircraft Weapons A from Hasegawa Plastic Models Item Number:HSG36001 Weapons include MER, TER, Mk.82, Mk.82 Snakeye, Mk.83, Mk.84, BLU-27 Napalm, SUU-30 Dispenser, Mk.20 Rockeye, and SUU-20 Dispenser.

1/72 F/A-18F Super Hornet VFA 60th Anniversary Limited Edition 1:72 from Hasegawa Plastic Models Item Number:HSG2165 The Diamondback's durable destroyers For sixty years VFA-102 "Diamondbacks" have flown America's aircraft in defense of American interests. They have been deployed to the Atlantic, Mediterranean, and currently home base in the Pacific. Though designed in 1995, the F/A-18F Super Hornets the Diamondbacks fly are still some of the most reliable and effective aircraft in...

1/72 Handley Page Halifax Mk. III from Revell Item Number:RMG4936 Overview Skill level: 5 Scale: 1:72 Length: 310 mm Wingspan: 437 mm Parts: 257 Description The heavies on hand Over a dozen versions of the Handley Page Halifax flew during WWII, the Mk. III variant's main distinction being its more powerful Bristol Hercules engines. Unlike their US counterparts, British bombers mainly conducted night bombing runs to help keep casualties low. However, this didn't mean the Brits had an easy time...

This is the definitive 1/72 plastic model of the Japanese Navy's representative fighter aircraft, the Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero Fighter.History of the Zero fighter: The Mitsubishi A6M Zero was the Japanese Navy's main fighter throughout the Pacific Theater during WWII. In the latter half of the war, the model 52 Zero, a refined version of the model 22, aimed to take on the ever increasing numbers of high-performance U.S. aircraft. It featured a shorter 11m wingspan with rounded wingtips, was...

1:48 Revell USA F-18C Hornet from Revell Item Number:RMX5864 Overview McDonnell Douglas single-seat, carrier-capable, multirole fighter. Kit has fine raised panel lines, basic cockpit with optional seated pilot, boxed-in wheel wells, pivoting stabilators, optional position speed brake, drop tanks, AIM-9 missiles (x2), Mk 82 bombs (x4) and optional position multi-part canopy. Ex-Monogram mold. Decals and painting guide for 2 US Navy aircraft: BuNo 163444 of VFA-97 'Warhawks' and BuNo 164029 of...