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Messerschmitt Me-109D Dora 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7890

SKU AZMO78090

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Messerschmitt Me-109C Ceasar 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7889

SKU AZMO78089

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Messerschmitt Me-109B Berta 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7888

SKU AZMO78088

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

24,15 €

Messerschmitt Me-109A Anton 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7887

SKU AZMO78087

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Gotha P.60N-1 Nachtjager 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7892

SKU AZMO78092

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Gotha P.60C-6 Raptor 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7894

SKU AZMO78094

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Gotha P.60C-5 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7893

SKU AZMO78093

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Gotha P.60C-1 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7895

SKU AZMO78095

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

30,45 €

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Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia 1/72 - AZMODEL AZL 7224

SKU AZML72024

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Azmodel model. The Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia was a version of the famous P-40 Warhawk fighter, developed by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation and employed mainly by British and Commonwealth air forces during World War II. The name Kittyhawk was used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and allied air forces to identify advanced versions of the P-40, while early variants were known as Tomahawk. General characteristics Type: single-engine, propeller-driven fighter Manufacturer: Curtiss-Wright Corporation Entry into service: 1941 Length: 9.66 m Wingspan: 11.38 m Height: 3.76 m Empty weight: 2,920 kg Maximum takeoff weight: 4,000 kg The Kittyhawk Mk.Ia was a rugged and versatile fighter used for air superiority, escort and ground attack missions. Engine and performance Engine: Allison V-1710-39 Power: 1,150 hp Top speed: 560 km/h at 4,600 m Range: 1,100 km (up to 1,700 km with additional fuel tank) Operating tangency: 8,800 m Climbing speed: 670 m/min The Allison V-1710 engine offered good performance at low and medium altitudes, but suffered from the lack of an efficient turbocharger at high altitudes, making it less effective in aerial combat against aircraft such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Armament Machine guns: 6 Browning M2 12.7 mm machine guns mounted on the wings (235 rounds per weapon) Warload: Bombs up to 450 kg or additional tanks to extend range Due to its heavy armament, the Kittyhawk Mk.Ia was effective in both air-to-air combat and ground attack missions against enemy armored vehicles and infrastructure. Operational role and use The Kittyhawk Mk.Ia was primarily used by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and air force units of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. It operated in several theaters of war, including: North Africa: employed in the campaign against the German Afrika Korps, fighting Bf 109 and Ju 87 Stuka. Pacific and Southeast Asia: used by Australian and New Zealand forces against the Japanese air force. Russia: sent in small quantities as part of Lend-Lease aid convoys to the Soviet Union. Axes and historical impact Many pilots became aces aboard the Kittyhawk, including: Clive Caldwell (Australia, 28 wins) Billy Drake (United Kingdom, 13 wins) The Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia remained operational until the end of the war, but was gradually replaced by more advanced fighters such as the Spitfire and the P-51 Mustang. Conclusion The Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.Ia was an improved version of the P-40, which was notable for its robustness, armament, and ability to operate in harsh environments such as North Africa and the Pacific. Although it was inferior to other fighters in terms of high-altitude performance, its contribution to the war was significant, especially in the hands of experienced Allied Air Force pilots.

14,70 €

Hughes OH-6A Cayuse 1/72 - AZ MODELS 7427

SKU AZMO74027

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Helicopters

Category Kit

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Beech SD-17S 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7891

SKU AZMO78091

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Beech SD-17S "Staggerwing" aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Beech SD-17S "Staggerwing" is a touring and light transport biplane aircraft developed in the United States by the Beech Aircraft Corporation in the 1930s. Known for its distinctive design and high performance for the time, the "Staggerwing" earned a reputation as one of the most advanced and luxurious civilian aircraft of the pre-war period. Key Features Design and Architecture Wing Configuration: The name "Staggerwing" derives from the unique configuration of the biplane wings, in which the lower wing is more forward than the upper wing, an innovation designed to improve the aircraft's stability and maneuverability. Structure: The plane is constructed mainly of wood and canvas, with a fuselage clad in plywood. Its sleek lines and retractable landing gear set it apart from conventional biplanes of the time. Cockpit and interior: The interior was well-kept and spacious, often lined with luxurious materials, making it a popular choice among businessmen and wealthy customers. Engine and Performance Equipped with a Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp Junior radial engine, capable of delivering about 450 horsepower, the Beech SD-17S could reach high speeds for a biplane. Top speed: Approximately 330 km/h. Range: Up to 1,200 km, ideal for interregional travel. It was designed for takeoffs and landings on short runways, making it suitable even for poorly equipped airports. Role and Usage. The "Staggerwing" was initially conceived as a luxury aircraft for the civilian market, intended for businessmen and airlines that needed a fast and comfortable craft. During World War II, the design was militarized and used by several armed forces (including the United States and the United Kingdom) for light transport, medical evacuation, and reconnaissance missions. Military designation: In service with the U.S. Army Air Forces, the model took the name UC-43 Traveler. Impact and Legacy. Produced in several variants from 1932 to 1949, the "Staggerwing" stood out as an example of aeronautical innovation and luxury. With about 750 built, the plane became an icon among civilian and military pilots. Today, the "Staggerwing" is prized by vintage aircraft enthusiasts and restored for historic flights and aviation exhibitions. Final Summary The Beech SD-17S "Staggerwing" is a revolutionary biplane aircraft that combined elegance, luxury and excellent performance. With its unique wing configuration and high speed for the time, it was a symbol of prestige in the civilian market and a versatile tool in military operations. Even today, it is considered one of the most beautiful and innovative biplanes ever built.

24,15 €

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Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7884

SKU AZMO78084

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e was an advanced variant of the famous British Spitfire fighter, developed during and after World War II. The Mk.18 model was very similar to the earlier Spitfire Mk.XIV, but with improvements in structure, fuel capacity and overall performance. Key features of the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e: Engine: It was equipped with the powerful Rolls-Royce Griffon 65 engine, a liquid-cooled V12 piston engine that developed about 2,050 horsepower. This engine provided more power than previous Spitfire models with Merlin engines, giving the Mk.18 superior performance. Speed and performance: The Mk.18e could reach a maximum speed of about 720 km/h (450 mph), making it one of the fastest Spitfires produced. It was designed to fly at high altitudes, with a maximum operational altitude of more than 12,000 meters (about 40,000 feet). Because of its power and maneuverability, it was an extremely effective fighter in both air combat and ground attack missions. Armament: The "e" variant refers to the armament configuration, which consisted of 2 Hispano Mk V 20 mm cannons and 2 Browning 12.7 mm (.50 cal) machine guns. This heavy armament made it a highly lethal fighter against air and ground targets. It could also carry bombs under the wings for close air support missions, making it versatile in different types of operations. Design and structural improvements: The Mk.18 had a reinforced fuselage compared to previous models, allowing it to better withstand the stresses caused by the higher speeds and more powerful engine. It had greater fuel capacity than previous Spitfires, extending its operational range, making it ideal for long-duration missions. The tail had also been redesigned to improve stability in flight. Employment: The Mk.18 did not see much action during World War II, having entered service in 1945 near the end of the conflict. It was employed during post-war operations, particularly in the Commonwealth Air Forces and the Royal Air Force. It was also used during the Cold War period for various tasks, including air defense and ground attack missions. In brief: The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e was one of the last advanced versions of the legendary Spitfire, equipped with a powerful Griffon engine, improved armament and superior flight capabilities. Although it arrived too late to significantly affect World War II, it demonstrated the potential of the Spitfire design and was employed during the post-war period for various operational tasks.

18,90 €

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Junkers EF 128E-1 Over Europe 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7886

SKU AZMO78086

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

German Junkers EF 128E-1 Over Europe fighter aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Junkers EF 128E-1 "Over Europe" is a designation that could refer to a planned or imagined version of the Junkers EF 128 jet fighter designed for large-scale use in the European theater during World War II. Context of the name "Over Europe": The "Over Europe" specification suggests a hypothetical vision of how this aircraft would have been employed, should it be completed and placed in active service. The EF 128 was intended as an interceptor, designed to fight over European territory, especially against the Allies' massive strategic bombing raids on German cities and infrastructure in the final years of the war. General characteristics of the Junkers EF 128: Advanced Jet Fighter Project: The Junkers EF 128E-1 was part of a contingency program to develop advanced jet aircraft capable of flying at high speeds to intercept Allied bombers. Futuristic design: The aircraft featured a modern design with an arrow wing and a "tailless" configuration, taking advantage of advanced aerodynamic technologies to improve aerial performance. Heavy armament: As planned, it would mount four MK 108 30 mm cannons with great firepower, particularly effective against Allied bombers. Jet engine: The Heinkel HeS 011 jet engine, if successfully developed, would have enabled the EF 128 to fly at speeds in excess of 900-1000 km/h. Meaning of "Over Europe": This designation could represent an imaginary version or alternative historical description of the aircraft, exploring the idea of how it would have been employed on a large scale in the skies over Europe during the war. Interceptors like the EF 128 were intended to defend European territory from Allied bombers, and had it been produced in significant numbers, it could have played a role in German air defense. In summary: The Junkers EF 128E-1 "Over Europe" probably refers to a hypothetical view of the role this aircraft might have played during World War II, had it been completed and deployed in battle over Europe as part of German defenses against Allied bombing.

18,90 €

Junkers EF 128E-1 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7885

SKU AZMO78085

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

German Junkers EF 128E-1 fighter aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Junkers EF 128E-1 was a jet fighter design developed by Nazi Germany during World War II as part of the Luftwaffe's Emergency Fighter Program. This program was initiated in the last years of the conflict to create aircraft capable of countering the Allies' air dominance by exploiting new technologies such as jet engines. Main features of the Junkers EF 128E-1: Innovative design: The Junkers EF 128 had a monoplane jet design, with wings mounted mid-fuselage and a tailless (or "all-wing") configuration, which gave the aircraft a very modern and aerodynamic shape for the time. The fuselage was compact and built to accommodate a single jet engine, with side air intakes. Jet engine: It was powered by a Heinkel HeS 011 jet engine, one of the most advanced developed by Germany at the time. This engine would have enabled the fighter to achieve high speeds and high performance while trying to compete with Allied bombers. Armament: The EF 128E-1 was planned to be equipped with four MK 108 30 mm guns, very powerful weapons capable of inflicting significant damage on bombers and other enemy aircraft. This made it an interceptor fighter designed to destroy large Allied strategic bombers. Theoretical performance: Although the design was never completed, the Junkers EF 128E-1 was expected to reach top speeds of about 1,000 km/h, with a limited range due to the high fuel consumption rate of jet engines at the time. End of the project: The Junkers EF 128 project never reached the production stage due to the end of the war in 1945. Like many other Luftwaffe ideas, this plane remained only a project on paper or in the prototype stage. In summary: The Junkers EF 128E-1 was a German advanced jet fighter design developed in the desperate context of the end of World War II. Although it was never completed or used in combat, it represented an attempt by Nazi Germany to make more modern and powerful aircraft to try to counter Allied air dominance.

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Yokosuka K5Y2 Willow 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7882

SKU AZMO78082

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Yokosuka K5Y2 "Willow" aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Yokosuka K5Y2 "Willow" was a variant of the Yokosuka K5Y1 training biplane, also used by the Japanese Imperial Navy during World War II. Both models were part of the K5Y series, but the K5Y2 differed in some changes from the earlier version. Main features of the Yokosuka K5Y2: Design and structure: Like the K5Y1, the K5Y2 was a two-seat biplane with a mixed wood and metal structure with fabric upholstery. It maintained the traditional design with wings of equal size, which gave it stability and maneuverability. The cockpit was configured with dual controls, which allowed instructor and student to fly the aircraft during training. Motorization: The main change between the K5Y1 and K5Y2 was the engine. The K5Y2 was powered by a more powerful radial engine than the previous version, often the Hitachi Amakaze 21 or a similar engine. This engine allowed the K5Y2 to have slightly better performance, but its capabilities still remained limited to those typical of a training aircraft. Role and employment: The K5Y2, like the K5Y1, was used foradvanced training of Japanese Imperial Navy pilots. Many Japanese pilots were trained on these aircraft before being assigned to combat aircraft such as the Zero. This version, too, was occasionally used in kamikaze missions toward the end of the war, given its numerical availability and ease of production. Performance: As a trainer, the K5Y2 had good stability and ease of flight, key features for training new pilots. It could fly at a similar top speed to the K5Y1, around 220-230 km/h, but with slightly higher efficiency due to the improved engine. In summary: The Yokosuka K5Y2 "Willow" was a slightly upgraded variant of the K5Y1, with improved performance due to a more powerful engine. It remained an essential training aircraft for Japanese pilots during World War II and, like its predecessor, was occasionally used for kamikaze missions in the last years of the war.

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Yokosuka K5Y1 Willow 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7881

SKU AZMO78081

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7883

SKU AZMO78083

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: Post-war

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e ''Asian Teritory'' airplane kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL. The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e "Asian Territory" is a variant of the British Spitfire Mk.18e fighter aircraft used in the Asian regions after World War II. This version of the Mk.18 was often employed by the air forces of the British Commonwealth and other countries, for operations in Southeast Asia, in the context of the post-war period. Context and employment: Post-war use in Asia: After the end of World War II, several Mk.18e Spitfires were sent to Asian regions, such asIndia, Burma (present-day Myanmar) and other former British colonies, for stabilization, territorial defense and surveillance operations. British and Commonwealth forces continued to use these aircraft to maintain control over their colonies and territories, as well as to support newly independent states in air defense. Missions and operations: Mk.18e Spitfires were used in reconnaissance, ground attack and air defense missions, especially during uprisings and post-colonial conflicts in Asian regions. Heavy armament and the power of the Griffon engine made this aircraft an excellent platform for operations in difficult terrain and extreme weather, typical of tropical Asia. Technical characteristics: This variant, like all Mk.18e, was armed with 2 Hispano Mk V 20 mm guns and 2 12.7 mm machine guns. It could also carry bombs for ground attack missions. The aircraft was known for its maneuverability and endurance, factors that made it particularly suited to the operating conditions of Asia, where mountainous terrain and dense jungles required a rugged and versatile aircraft. In summary: The Supermarine Spitfire Mk.18e "Asian Territory" refers to the Mk.18 Spitfire units employed in Asia in the post-war period. These aircraft were used in various surveillance and stabilization missions, especially in Southeast Asian territories, taking advantage of the power of the Griffon engine and their armament to operate in complex and difficult environments.

18,90 €

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P-51B/C Mustang 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7708

SKU AZMO77008

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

U.S. Joy Pack P-51B/C Mustang fighter aircraft kit (2x Malcom canopy, 1x P-51B canopy) in 1/72 scale - AZ Model.The P-51B/C Mustang is a variant of the famous U.S. North American P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft used during World War II. Here is an overview of the features and history of the P-51B/C Mustang:P-51B/C MustangDevelopment and ProductionDesign: The P-51B/C was developed to improve the performance of the original P-51 Mustang model, primarily to meet the requirements of a high altitude, long range fighter.Variants: The "B" and "C" designations refer to the same version of the P-51 Mustang, except that the P-51Bs were built in the Inglewood, California plant, while the P-51Cs were produced in Dallas, Texas.Technical SpecificationsEngine: Equipped with the Packard V-1650-3 engine, a license-built version of the Rolls-Royce Merlin 61. This engine significantly improved high-altitude performance over the Allison V-1710 engine used in earlier models.Armament: Typically armed with four 12.7 mm Browning M2 machine guns, mounted on the wings.Speed and Range: Capable of reaching speeds in excess of 700 km/h (430 mph) and equipped with additional fuel tanks to extend the flight range, making it suitable for long-range escort missions.PerformanceHigh Altitude: Thanks to the Merlin engine, the P-51B/C excelled in high-altitude performance, enabling it to deal effectively with German fighters such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109 and the Focke-Wulf Fw 190.Versatility: Used primarily as an escort fighter for Allied bombers, the P-51B/C also carried out ground attack and interdiction missions.Operational ImpactBomber Escort: The P-51B/C played a crucial role in heavy bomber escort operations, protecting B-17 Flying Fortresses and B-24 Liberators during deep raids into enemy territory.Air Superiority: It helped establish Allied air superiority in the skies over Europe, thanks to its superior performance and reliability.InheritanceTactical Success: The P-51B/C, along with the later P-51D, is often considered one of the best fighters of World War II, due to its balance of speed, range and firepower.Contribution to Victory: The P-51B/C's ability to escort bombers to targets deep in enemy territory was critical to the success of Allied strategic bombing campaigns.ConclusionThe P-51B/C Mustang represents one of the most important and successful variants of the famous Mustang fighter, characterized by outstanding performance due to its Merlin engine and the crucial role it played in escort and air combat missions during World War II. Its operational effectiveness and impact on Allied operations make it one of the icons of military aviation of that period.

22,05 €

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Mikoyan MiG-17F/Lim-5 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7878

SKU AZMO78078

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Russia

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

18,90 €

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Mikoyan MiG-17F 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7877

SKU AZMO78077

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Russia

Period: Warsaw Pact

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Mikoyan MiG-17F "Warsaw Pact" fighter plane kit in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL Model.The box contains: Super detailed plastic partsDecal sheet for 3 versionsInstructions on colorThe Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17F, commonly known as MiG-17, was a supersonic fighter aircraft developed by the Soviet Union in the 1950s. The term "Warsaw Pact" refers to the military alliance treaty between the communist states of Eastern Europe, with the Soviet Union as the dominant power. Here is some information about the MiG-17F and its association with the Warsaw Pact:Origin and Development:The MiG-17 was developed as a successor to the MiG-15, the famous Soviet jet fighter employed during the Korean War.The MiG-17 was designed to improve on the performance of its predecessor, with increased speed, maneuverability, and combat capability.Technical Characteristics:The MiG-17F was equipped with a VK-1F turbojet jet engine, which provided a thrust of about 3.800 kgf.It had an armament of cannons and machine guns mounted on the nose of the aircraft, with the ability to carry bombs and rockets under the wings.The MiG-17F was capable of transonic speeds, although it was not a fully supersonic aircraft.Role and Use:The MiG-17F was primarily employed as an air superiority fighter and interceptor, intended to counter opposing aircraft and defend the airspace of the Soviet Union and its allies.It was also used in ground support roles such as light bombing and ground attack.Warsaw Pact:The Warsaw Pact, established in 1955, was a military alliance treaty between the Soviet Union and the communist states of Eastern Europe.Fighter aircraft such as the MiG-17F were part of the military arsenal shared by Warsaw Pact members, which included Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, East Germany and other countries allied with the Soviet Union.Legacy:The MiG-17F played a significant role during the Cold War as one of the main Soviet fighters.It participated in numerous local and regional conflicts around the world, providing important support to the Soviet Union's allied countries.Although it was gradually replaced by more modern aircraft, the MiG-17F has left a lasting imprint on the history of military aviation.

18,90 €

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Messerschmitt Me-109F-2/B 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7879

SKU AZMO78079

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

German Bf 109F-2/B fighter aircraft kit with ETC 50 in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL Model.Super detailed plastic parts of HQTDecal sheet for 3 versionsInstructions on colorIncludes weapon set AZM7860The Bf 109F-2/B was a variant of the famous German Messerschmitt Bf 109F-2 fighter developed during World War II. Here is some information about this variant:Origin and Development:The Messerschmitt Bf 109F-2 was a version of the Bf 109, one of the most famous German fighters used during World War II.The Bf 109F-2 featured a lighter structure and an upgraded engine compared to earlier versions.Bf 109F-2/B variant:The designation "B" in the Bf 109F-2/B indicates that this variant was equipped with a ventral pylon under the center of the wing for carrying external cargo or additional armament.The addition of the ventral pylon allowed the Bf 109F-2/B to carry bombs, auxiliary fuel tanks or other devices under the aircraft for additional tactical purposes.Technical Characteristics:The Bf 109F-2/B retained the basic technical characteristics of the Bf 109F-2, including the 1,175-hp Daimler-Benz DB 601E engine and the armament of two 7.92-mm MG 17 synchronized machine guns mounted above the engine cowl and one or two 20-mm MG FF cannon mounted in the wings.The addition of the ventral pylon did not affect flight performance as it was not always installed and could be removed when it was not necessary to carry external loads.Role and Use:The Bf 109F-2/B was used primarily as a tactical and escort fighter during World War II.The addition of the ventral pylon allowed the aircraft's offensive capability to be increased, enabling it to perform additional roles such as ground attack and interdiction missions.Legacy:Although not a major variant of the Bf 109, the Bf 109F-2/B contributed to the adaptability and versatility of the Bf 109 design, allowing the aircraft to adapt to a wider range of tactical roles during the conflict.The Bf 109F-2/B remained in service during World War II until the end of the conflict, contributing to Luftwaffe air operations.

18,90 €

Breda Ba-65A-80 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7876

SKU AZMO78076

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Italy

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Breda Ba-65A-80 'Nibbio'monoplane aircraft kit over Spain in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL.Box contains:Plastic parts,Decal sheet for 3 versionsAviazione Legionaria (Italian Legionary Regia Aeronautica in Spain 1936-1939)65th Assault Squadron 16-111938 Spanish Civil War - Puig Moreno65th Assault Squadron 16-121938 Spanish Civil War - Puig Moreno65th Assault Squadron 16-351938 Spanish Civil War - Puig MorenoInstructions on color. The Breda Ba.65 was an Italian ground attack aircraft developed in the 1930s and employed during World War II. The Ba.65A-80 model, also known as the "Nibbio," was one of the variants of this airplane. Here is some information about it:Origin and Development:The Breda Ba.65 was developed by Breda, an Italian company, as a ground attack and light bombing airplane.The design originated in 1935 to meet the needs of the Regia Aeronautica Italiana (the Italian Air Force) for a versatile and rugged attack aircraft.Technical Specifications:The Ba.65 was a single-engine monoplane with a biplane wing configuration.It was equipped with an 18-cylinder Fiat A.80 RC.41 radial engine capable of developing about 1,000 hp.It could carry a crew of two members: pilot and gunner/navigator.It was armed with front-mounted fixed machine guns and a rear defensive emplacement.Role and Use:The Breda Ba.65 was primarily employed as a ground attack and tactical reconnaissance aircraft.It participated in various conflicts during World War II, including the East African Campaign, the Spanish Civil War, and the Balkan Campaign.Variants and Evolution:The Ba.65 had several variants, including the Ba.65K14 and the Ba.65A-80, which differed in some technical features and armaments.However, the Ba.65 encountered some performance and reliability problems, and its operational role was gradually reduced during the course of the war.Legacy:Despite its limitations, the Breda Ba.65 contributed to the operations of the Regia Aeronautica during World War II, albeit to a limited extent compared to other more effective attack aircraft.Its legacy is mainly related to the history of Italian military aviation during the war period.

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Breda Ba-65A-80 - 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZ7875

SKU AZMO78075

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Italy

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Breda Ba-65A-80 'Nibbio' monoplane airplane kit in Italian service in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL.The box contains:Plastic parts,Decal sheet for 3 versions,Regia Aeronautica (Italian Air Force 1935-1943)12 Sql., 50th Group 159-14 (Lt. Adriano Visconti)1940 World War 2 "North Africa12 Sql., 50th Group 159-121940 World War 2 "North Africa12 Sql., 50th Group 159-41940 World War 2 "North Africa - BenghaziLYInstructions on color.The Breda Ba.65 was an Italian ground attack aircraft developed in the 1930s and employed during World War II. The Ba.65A-80 model, also known as the "Nibbio," was one of the variants of this airplane. Here is some information about it:Origin and Development:The Breda Ba.65 was developed by Breda, an Italian company, as a ground attack and light bombing airplane.The design originated in 1935 to meet the needs of the Regia Aeronautica Italiana (the Italian Air Force) for a versatile and rugged attack aircraft.Technical Specifications:The Ba.65 was a single-engine monoplane with a biplane wing configuration.It was equipped with an 18-cylinder Fiat A.80 RC.41 radial engine capable of developing about 1,000 hp.It could carry a crew of two members: pilot and gunner/navigator.It was armed with front-mounted fixed machine guns and a rear defensive emplacement.Role and Use:The Breda Ba.65 was primarily employed as a ground attack and tactical reconnaissance aircraft.It participated in various conflicts during World War II, including the East African Campaign, the Spanish Civil War, and the Balkan Campaign.Variants and Evolution:The Ba.65 had several variants, including the Ba.65K14 and the Ba.65A-80, which differed in some technical features and armaments.However, the Ba.65 encountered some performance and reliability problems, and its operational role was gradually reduced during the course of the war.Legacy:Despite its limitations, the Breda Ba.65 contributed to the operations of the Regia Aeronautica during World War II, albeit to a limited extent compared to other more effective attack aircraft.Its legacy is mainly related to the history of Italian military aviation during the war period.

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Yokosuka D4Y Judy 1/72 - AZ MODEL AZA7038

SKU AZMOA7038

Brand AZ MODELS

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category PhotoEtched parts

7,35 €

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