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Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70066
SKU ARMH-70066
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Japan
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
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Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate Aces Aircraft Model Kit, 1/72 Scale - Arma Hobby Model. 

 
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Curtiss Hawk 81-A2 - 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70094
SKU ARMH-70094
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
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Curtiss Hawk 81-A2 Flying Tigers Aircraft Model Kit , 1/72 Scale - Arma Hobby Model. 

 
 
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Yak-1b 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70088
SKU ARMH-70088
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Russia
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/72 Scale Yak-1b Aircraft Kit - Arma Hobby Model.What’s in the box:Plastic sprues: one gray and one clearNew clear sprue with two canopy options: open and closedArma Hobby jig for precise alignment and landing gear geometry.Cartograf decals for two marking optionsMasking tape for painting the canopy and wheelsInstruction manualSeat with seat beltsExhaust pipesRadiator grillesLanding gear scissor arms 

 
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P-51K Mustang 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70071
SKU ARMH-70071
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/72 Scale P-51K Mustang Aircraft Kit - Arma Hobby Model.What's in the box:• Plastic parts to build a model• Techmod decal sheet• Masking films for the canopy and wheels• Clear display stand for assembly and display• Assembly instructions with 3 paint schemes 

 
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P-51D Mustang 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70073
SKU ARMH-70073
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
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P-51D Mustang Very Long Range Aircraft Kit in 1/72 Scale - Arma Hobby Model.Key Features1/72 scalemodern, new-generation Arma Hobby kitExtremely accurate representation of the P-51D Mustang VLRAdditional VLR sprue with equipment specific to the Pacific theater110-gallon underwing auxiliary fuel tanks150-gallon aerodynamic drop tanks for the P-38 Lightningrockets for attack missionsdetailed cockpitHigh-quality Cartograf decalsCanopy masks includedClear assembly and painting instructions. 

 
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P-51D Mustang 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70070
SKU ARMH-70070
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/72 Scale P-51D Mustang Aircraft Kit - Arma Hobby Model.Package Contents:plastic parts (sprues) to build one model,Techmod decal sheet with multiple marking options,masks for the canopy and wheels,clear plastic assembly jig,instruction sheet with painting and marking guides.Color and Marking OptionsP-51 D-10-NA Mustang, pilot: Lieutenant Clarence “Bud” Anderson, 375th Fighter Group, 363rd Fighter Squadron, 8th Air Force, RAF Leiston, England, January 1945P-51 D-5-NA Mustang, pilot: Captain Jack Ilfrey, 79th Fighter Squadron, 20th Fighter Group, No. 8 Air Force, RAF Kings Cliffe, England, 1944Mustang IV (P-51 D-5 NT), pilot: F/Lt Janusz Franckiewicz, 303rd Squadron (Polish), RAF Andrews Field, England, April 1945 

 
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P-400 Airacobra 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70057
SKU ARMH-70057
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
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P-400 Airacobra Aircraft Kit in 1/72 Scale - Arma Hobby Model.Kit Contents:plastic parts3D-printed resin fuselage nosecanopy and wheel masksdecals with three marking options (USA)steel balls for nose weightingcamouflage and marking options:P-400 Airacobra “White 13” “Wahl Eye,” 39FS/35FG, piloted by Lieutenant Eugene A. Wahl, Port Moresby, New Guinea, summer 1942P-400 Airacobra “White 19,” AH736, 80FS/8FG, Turnbull Airfield, Milne Bay, 1942P-400 Airacobra “White 13” “Hells Bell,” BW151, 67FS/347FG, piloted by Lieutenant Robert M. Ferguson, Guadalcanal, August–November 1942 

 
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P-400 Airacobra 1/48 - ARMA HOBBY 40014
SKU ARMH-40014
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

P-400 Airacobra Aircraft Kit in 1/48 Scale - Arma Hobby Model.The kit includes:high-quality plastic molds,paint masks for the canopy and wheels,a decal sheet with three historical USAAF marking options,steel balls in the nose for proper balance.Marking and paint options:P-400 Airacobra “White 19,” AH736, 80th Fighter Squadron / 8th Fighter Group – Turnbull Airfield, Milne Bay, 1942.P-400 Airacobra “White 13” “Wahl Eye,” 39th FS / 35th FG – Lieutenant Eugene A. Wahl, Port Moresby, New Guinea, summer 1942.P-400 Airacobra “White 13” “Hells Bell,” BW151, 67th FS / 347th FG – Lieutenant Robert M. Ferguson, Guadalcanal, August–November 1942. 

 
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Ki-43-II Hayabusa Aces 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70087
SKU ARMH-70087
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Japan
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

Ki-43-II Hayabusa Aces 1/72 Scale Aircraft Kit - Arma Hobby Model.What’s in the box:Plastic sprues (gray and clear parts)Decals for two marking optionsMasking parts for painting the canopy and wheelsInstruction manualExhaust pipes: two variantsRear bulkhead with pilot’s seat and seat belts.machine gun barrelsoil coolerfuel coolerMarking options:Nakajima Ki-43-II, 64th Sentai, 3rd Chutai, Lieutenant Yohei Hinoki, Burma, 1943–1944Nakajima Ki-43-II, 25th Sentai, 2nd Chutai, Sgt. Maj. Iwataro Hazawa, China, 1944 

 
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Hurricane Mk I Trop 1/48 - ARMA HOBBY 40016
SKU ARMH-40016
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/48 Scale Hurricane Mk I Trop Aircraft Kit - Harma Hobby Model.What's in the box?4 plastic sprues (including 2 brand-new ones)Detailed assembly instructions in Polish and English (also available online).Masking sheets for the roof and wheelsCode to download a 3D accessory file:driver’s seat with seat beltsexhaust pipes(the list of accessories may be expanded)Decal sheet with 3 marking optionsMarking optionsHurricane Mk I trop P2638, 274th Squadron RAF, Gerawala – April–May 1941Hurricane Mk I trop P3731, 418th Flight, HMS Argus, Operation Hurry, August 2, 1940; later 261st Squadron RAF, Malta 1940–41Hurricane Mk I trop, serial number 284, code J, 3rd Squadron SAAF, Kenya 1941. In this aircraft, Lieutenant Robert Kershaw rescued his commander, Captain John Frost, who had been shot down near Dire Dawa (Ethiopia), and brought him back to base (March 15, 1941). 

 
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Hurricane Mk I 1/48 - ARMA HOBBY 40015
SKU ARMH-40015
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/48 Scale Hurricane Mk I Aircraft Kit - Harma Hobby Model.What's in the box?Four plastic sprues (two completely new)Detailed instructions in Polish and English – linkMasks for the canopy and wheelsCode to download a 3D file with accessories: pilot’s seat with seat belts and exhaust pipes (we may add more later).Techmod decal sheet with four scheme optionsMarking options:Hurricane Mk I V6864/DT-A – S/Ldr Robert Stanford Tuck, RAF No. 257 Squadron, December 1940Hurricane Mk I R4175 RF-R – Sergeant Josef František, No. 303 Squadron RAF/PAF, August–October 1940Hurricane Mk I P3090/W-8E – 760th FAA Squadron, RNAS Yeovilton, summer 1942Hurricane Mk I V6864/DT-A – S/Ldr Robert Stanford Tuck, 257th RAF Squadron, October 1940 

 
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F4F-3 Wildcat 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70090
SKU ARMH-70090
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

1/72 Scale F4F-3 Wildcat Aircraft Kit - Arma Hobby Model.New clear parts featuring the Arma JIG system, designed for easier and more precise canopy assembly. These parts are also compatible with previous Arma Hobby Wildcat kits.Plastic partsMasks for canopy and wheelsDecal sheet with three marking optionsFree digital file: download code includedThe kit includes three historical marking options:F4F-3 Wildcat “F-5”, VF-2, USS Lexington, piloted by Lieutenant Albert O. Vorse Jr., Battle of the Coral Sea, May 1942F4F-3 Wildcat BuNo 4019 “211-F-11”, VMF-211, Wake Island, December 1941F4F-3 Wildcat “F-13”, VF-3, USS Lexington, early 1942 

 
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Curtiss P-36C 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70082
SKU ARMH-70082
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
New arrivals: Yes
Category Kit

Curtiss P-36C Aircraft Kit in 1/72 scale - Arma Hobby model.Inside the box you'll find:plastic molds (2 gray and 1 clear)3D-printed empty shell casings for the wing-mounted machine gunsdecals for three marking optionspaint masks for the cockpit and landing gearinstruction booklet 

 
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Messerschmitt Me-262 A-1a 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70083
SKU ARMH-70083
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Germany
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Messerschmitt Me-262 A-1a aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. Kit contents:two gray plastic casting channels,a transparent sprue containing:parts of the cockpit canopy,the Arma Jig assembly stand to facilitate proper alignment of components,metal counterweight to ensure proper balance of the finished model ,decal sheet (Cartograf) with three marking options :two war designs,a postwar pattern,paint masks for the canopy ,code to download a file for 3D printing accessories for the kit. The kit is designed to be assembled and painted independently.Marking options:Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a, W.Nr. 500071 "White 3," Oberfähnrich (student officer) Hans Guido Mutke, 9./JG 7, München-Riem / Fürstenfeldbruck airfields, Germany, April 1945Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a, Jagdverband 44, Generalleutnant (lieutenant general) Adolf Galland, unit commander, München-Riem airfield, Germany, February-April 1945Avia S-92 "Turbine," V-40, Czechoslovak Air Force, 5th fighter flight (5. stíhací letka), Žatec airport, 1947-1950

 
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Curtiss P-36 A 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70081
SKU ARMH-70081
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Curtiss P-36 A aircraft kit 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model.Curtiss P-36A HawkUS Army Air Corps (1926-1942)46th Pursuit Squadron, 15th Pursuit Group 86 (2/Lt. Phillip Rasmussen)December 1941 - Wheeler Field, HIHQ Squadron, 16th Pursuit Group 39 16P1941 - Rio Hato Aerodrome PAUS Army Air Forces (1941-1947)VII Air Force Gunnery School 8045 / E1943 - Hickam Field, HI

 
 
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P-51B Mustang 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70075
SKU ARMH-70075
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

P-51B Mustang™ China/Burma/India aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model.Kit includes:Plastic aircraft parts (2 gray sprue, 1 clear sprue)Plastic parts - additional armament (1 gray sprue)Mask for painting canopy and wheelsDecals with 3 marking optionsMarking options:P-51 B-15-NA Mustang, pilot: Cpt. BH "Butch" Ashmore, 26th Fighter Squadron, 51st Fighter Group, Kunming, China 1944P-51 B-10-NA Mustang, 529th Fighter Squadron, 311st Fighter Group, pilot: Lt. Wilbert McEvoy, Burma, summer 1944P-51 B-7-NA Mustang, "JEANNE III" Capt. Burton N. Rodier, 26th Fighter Squadron, 51st Fighter Group, China 1944Known for their combat flying in Europe aboard Allied air forces, Mustangs were first and foremost thoroughbred fighters that successfully escorted "flying fortresses" raids against the Reich and led the German Luftwaffe to its ultimate ruin. No less important and interesting, however, were the battles against the Japanese in which Mustangs took part in areas such as China and Burma.In the so-called CBI (China-Burma-India) theater, the way aviation was employed was very different from that in Europe. Instead of major strategic air strikes, tactical operations predominated, consisting of supporting ground troops, defending them from enemy aviation, attacking ground targets, and reconnaissance. In this role, too, the fast and powerful Mustang proved admirable, thanks to its high payload, becoming an effective assault and even dive bomber, armed with a variety of bombs and rockets, able to operate safely without an escort!Designed in the United States on a British commission, the North American P-51 Mustang aircraft was initially produced with the U.S.-made Allison engine, optimized for low altitudes. This version was already a success and entered service not only with the RAF, but also with the U.S. Air Force. These aircraft performed best as reconnaissance and attack aircraft, while at high altitudes they lacked power. The problem was solved with the use of the legendary British Rolls-Royce Merlin engine, which, produced under license by Packard, made the Mustang the best fighter of World War II. Mass production of the new version of the Mustang was carried out at North American plants in California under the designation P-51B-NA and in Texas under the designation P-51C-NT. A total of 3738 aircraft of the B and C versions were built. About 900 of these, with the Mustang Mk III designation, were transferred to the RAF and Polish Air Force, RAAF, RCAF and Free France. Entering service in late 1943, they were gradually replaced by aircraft of the new P-51D/K version beginning in mid-1944.

 
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U.S. Bombs World War II/Korean War 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70076
SKU ARMH-70076
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Armaments
Category Details

U.S. World War II/Korean War bombs in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model.A set of U.S. World War II bombs, weighing between 45 and 450 kg (100-1,000 pounds). These bombs were mass produced during World War II and beyond, and were widely used in all theaters of operation, in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific. They were also used during the Korean War and even in Vietnam.They are suitable for most Allied aircraft, both fighters and light and heavy bombers.The kit contains the plastic bomb sprue and stencil decals.100-pound bombs - 2 pieces250-pound bombs - 4 pieces500-pound bombs - 4 pieces1000-pound bombs - 2 pieces

 
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P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70058
SKU ARMH-70058
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance is a variant of the famous U.S. Bell P-39 Airacobra fighter adapted for reconnaissance missions. The P-39 was a major U.S. fighter at the beginning of World War II, but its unique configuration also made it suitable for other roles, including low-altitude tactical reconnaissance. General characteristics of the P-39 Airacobra Type: Single-engine multi-role fighter Manufacturer: Bell Aircraft Entry into service: 1941 Engine: Allison V-1710 (liquid-powered, 12-cylinder in-line) Power: Approximately 1,200 hp Top speed: About 610 km/h Autonomy: About 850 km Maximum altitude: 11,000 m Features of the Reconnaissance version Role: Tactical photographic reconnaissance at low/medium altitude Main modifications: Removal of some of the armament to lighten the aircraft Addition of vertical and oblique cameras inside the fuselage Improved navigation and communication systems to support observation missions Armament (reduced from the fighter version) 1 37-mm M4 cannon (sometimes removed in reconnaissance versions) 2 12.7 mm machine guns in the nose 2 7.62 or 12.7 mm machine guns in the wings (sometimes eliminated in the reconnaissance variant) Operational role Photographic reconnaissance: to observe enemy positions, troop movements, or bombing results. Tactical support: provided real-time information to ground forces. Allied use: employed particularly by theUSAAF and, in large numbers, also by the Soviets, who used it for reconnaissance and ground attack. Historical Notes. The P-39, while not excelling at high altitude due to the lack of a turbocharger, proved very effective at low altitude, making it suitable for frontline reconnaissance missions. The Soviets also made extensive use of it in this role duringOperation Barbarossa and in the Eastern Front campaign. Conclusion The P-39 Airacobra Reconnaissance was a variant adapted for tactical detection and intelligence gathering. Although born as a fighter, the P-39 proved to be an excellent multi-role aircraft, capable of adapting to reconnaissance missions as well due to its rugged design and good low-altitude maneuverability.

 
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Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70079
SKU ARMH-70079
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: Japan
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa (Allied code name: Oscar) was a Japanese single-engine fighter of World War II, employed by theImperial Japanese Army. An evolution of the Ki-43 I, the "II" version represented the most widespread and balanced technical improvement of the entire series, becoming one of the most widely used fighters in the Pacific theater. General characteristics Type: Single-engine, propeller-driven fighter Manufacturer: Nakajima Aircraft Company Entry into service: 1942 Engine: Nakajima Ha-115 14-cylinder air-cooled radial Power: Approximately 1,130 hp Performance Top speed: About 540 km/h Autonomy: About 1,700 km with additional tanks Maximum altitude: About 11,000 m Climbing speed: Approximately 1,000 m/min Armament 2 Type 1 12.7 mm machine guns mounted in the nose Light bomb load capability (2 × 30 kg or 1 × 250 kg) for ground attack missions Features of the Ki-43 II version Improved protection: introduction of pilot armor and self-sealing tanks Reinforced wing: to improve handling and structural strength Variable pitch propeller: which increased efficiency at different speeds Increased reliability of the engine compared with version I Operational role Air superiority fighter: very maneuverable, excelled in close combat Long-range escort: due to good range Ground attack: also used for light bombing and tactical attacks Defense of Japanese territory in the final stages of the war Historical context The Ki-43 was the Japanese Army's most produced fighter, employed on all the Asian and Pacific fronts. The Ki-43 II was the most widely used version and soon ran into trouble against more advanced American fighters such as the P-40, F6F Hellcat and P-51 Mustang, but still maintained excellent handling. Conclusion The Nakajima Ki-43 II Hayabusa was a light and extremely agile fighter designed for air supremacy but handicapped by poor protection and limited armament. Despite this, it remained a mainstay of the Japanese air force until the end of the conflict, particularly appreciated by pilots for its responsiveness in maneuvered combat.

 
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Curtiss H-75A A1/A2 - 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70080
SKU ARMH-70080
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United States of America
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Curtiss H-75A A1/A2 aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The Curtiss H-75A A1/A2 was the French designation for early versions of the American Curtiss P-36 Hawk fighter, exported to Europe before World War II. It was a single-engine, propeller-driven fighter, designed in the United States by the Curtiss-Wright Corporation in the late 1930s, and represented one of the most modern fighter aircraft available at the time. General characteristics Type: Single-engine, propeller-driven fighter aircraft Manufacturer: Curtiss-Wright (USA) French designation: H-75A-1 and H-75A-2 Entry into service in France: 1939 Engine: Pratt & Whitney R-1830-13 Twin Wasp (radial, air-cooled) Power: Approximately 1,050 hp Performance Top speed: About 500 km/h Autonomy: 1,200 km Operational tangency: 10,000 m Climbing speed: About 900 m/min Armament H-75A-1: 1 synchronized 7.5 mm machine gun (engine cowl) 1 7.5-mm machine gun (right wing) 1 7.5 mm machine gun (left wing) H-75A-2: Upgraded armament with improved 7.5 mm Browning machine guns Different configurations possible depending on French specifications Operational role and use Frontline fighter: one of the main French fighter aircraft at the beginning of World War II Air defense of France: operated successfully during the French Campaign (1940), with numerous aerial victories against German fighters and bombers Use by the Luftwaffe: some captured examples were reused by the Germans for training purposes Historical context Although inferior in speed and power to many German fighters (such as the Bf 109), the Curtiss H-75A proved extremely maneuverable and well built. French pilots appreciated it for its reliability and robustness. The H-75A A1 and A2 versions were among the first delivered, and formed the initial core of French fighter groups such as the GC I/4 and GC II/5. Conclusion The Curtiss H-75A A1/A2 was one of the best fighters in French service at the beginning of the war. Although it could not compete in the long run with the more advanced German fighters, it earned the respect of pilots for its agility and endurance. It is considered a key aircraft in the first phase of the European conflict.

 
 
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Hurricane Mk II 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70046
SKU ARMH-70046
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Hurricane Mk II Reconnaissance Deluxe Fighter Aircraft Set in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The Hurricane Mk II Reconnaissance is a modified version of the British Hawker Hurricane Mk II fighter aircraft, adapted for aerial reconnaissance duties during World War II. Main features: Type: Tactical reconnaissance aircraft derived from a fighter jet Derivation: Based on the Mk II series (especially the B, C or D versions) Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin XX Armament: Often reduced or absent to lighten aircraft and improve range Equipment: Cameras mounted in the fuselage or wings Additional tanks to increase range Possible livery modifications for camouflage at medium or low altitude Operational role: Used for tactical observation, bomb damage assessment, reconnaissance of enemy movements, and aerial photography of strategic positions. These versions were employed by RAF squadrons in various theaters of war, including North Africa, Italy, and Burma. Although not designed from the outset as a reconnaissance aircraft, the Hurricane Mk II proved to be a versatile, rugged platform suitable for this type of mission as well.

 
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Hurricane Mk I Trop 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70026
SKU ARMH-70026
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Hurricane Mk I Trop Western Desert fighter plane kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. TheHurricane Mk I Trop Western Desert is a tropicalized version of the famous British Hawker Hurricane Mk I fighter aircraft, adapted to operate in the harsh climatic conditions of the Western Desert during World War II. Main features: Type: Single-engine single-seat fighter Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin III Armament: 8 Browning 7.7 mm machine guns in the wings Maximum speed: Approximately 520 km/h Structure: Mixed, with canvas-covered metal tube fuselage and metal wings Tropicalization (Trop): Dust filter under the nose to protect the engine from sand Modifications to radiators and ventilation Desert camouflage paints (typically sand and tan) Employment: It was widely used by RAF and Commonwealth forces in the North African campaign, particularly during the battles of El Alamein. Although initially outperformed by German fighters such as the Bf 109, the Hurricane Mk I Trop remained valuable as a ground support aircraft and for escort missions. It is one of the most iconic variants of the Hurricane for its role in operations in the African theater.

 
 
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Hurricane Mk I Navy Colours 1/72 - ARMA HOBBY 70022
SKU ARMH-70022
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/72
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: Modern
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

Hurricane Mk I Navy Colours aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The Hawker Hurricane Mk I Navy Colours is a variant of the famous British Hurricane Mk I fighter aircraft, represented in a specific livery used by the Fleet Air Arm (the Royal Navy's naval aviation) or in experimental/naval colorations for identification or training purposes. General characteristics of the Hurricane Mk I: Type: British single-engine fighter Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin II or III Armament: 8 Browning 7.7 mm machine guns Maximum speed: about 520 km/h Autonomy: about 750 km First flight: 1935 Entry into service: 1937 "Navy Colours: This wording refers to: Special colors (e.g., navy blue, gray, white) used for exercises, friend/foe identification, or testing. Sometimes even versions given to the Navy for training, or used on aircraft carriers with light modifications. These aircraft were not intended for direct naval combat like the Sea Hurricane, but they represent an interesting color variation for collectors or modelers.

 
 
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Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb 1/48 - ARMA HOBBY 40008
SKU ARMH-40008
Brand ARMA HOBBY
Scale: 1/48
Nation: United Kingdom
Period: WWII
Type: Aircraft
Category Kit

British Hawker Hurricane Mk IIb fighter plane kit in 1/48 scale - Hobby Weapon Model. The Hawker Hurricane Mk IIB Trop was a tropicalized variant of the famous British Hurricane fighter aircraft, employed mainly in the desert theaters of World War II, such as North Africa and the Middle East. Key features: Type: Single-engine fighter Engine: Rolls-Royce Merlin XX Armament: 12 Browning 7.7 mm machine guns Maximum speed: Approximately 540 km/h Autonomy: Over 750 km Crew: 1 pilot Specificity "Trop": The abbreviation " Trop " indicates the tropical version, equipped with: Vokes dust filter under the muzzle for use in sandy environments Modifications to the cooling system Extra equipment for operations in hot climates Employment: Used by the RAF and other Commonwealth air forces, it was essential during the desert campaign, offering ruggedness, reliability, and ease of maintenance in extreme conditions.

 
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