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TA-4J Skyhawk IAF 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72052

SKU HOB2-72052

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72704

SKU HOB2-72704

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.G 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72703

SKU HOB2-72703

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F2(G) 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72702

SKU HOB2-72702

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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Pz.Kpfw.IV Ausf.F2(G) 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72701

SKU HOB2-72701

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Military Vehicles

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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P-39Q/N Airacobra 1/48 - HOBBY 2000 48046

SKU HOB2-48046

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

34,00 €

P-39Q Airacobra 1/48 - HOBBY 2000 48047

SKU HOB2-48047

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

34,00 €

P-38M Night Lightning 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72043

SKU HOB2-72043

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

29,00 €

Nakajima J1N1-S GEKKO 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72085

SKU HOB2-72085

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

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Hawker Typhoon Mk. IB 1/48 - HOBBY 2000 48045

SKU HOB2-48045

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

38,00 €

Douglas A-4M Skyhawk 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72017

SKU HOB2-72017

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

Out of stock

Aichi E16A1 ZUIUN 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72087

SKU HOB2-72087

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

22,00 €

Aichi E16A1 ZUIUN 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72086

SKU HOB2-72086

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

New arrivals: Yes

Category Kit

22,00 €

F-4K Phantom FG.1 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72082

SKU HOB2-72082

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

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F-4K Phantom FG.1 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72081

SKU HOB2-72081

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

29,00 €

Consolidated PBY-3 Catalina 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72083

SKU HOB2-72083

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: United States of America

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

31,00 €

Nakajima B6N1 Model 11 Tenzan 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72016

SKU HOB2-72016

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Nakajima B6N1 Model 11 Tenzan aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Nakajima B6N2 Model 12 "Tenzan" (Allied code name: Jill) was a Japanese embarked torpedo bomber developed by Nakajima for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. An evolution of the earlier B6N1, the B6N2 was designed to replace the B5N "Kate," improving performance and offensive capabilities, but operated in a context where Japan had now lost air and naval dominance. General characteristics Type: embarked torpedo bomber Entry into service: 1944 Main users: Imperial Japanese Navy Length: 10,86 m Wingspan: 14,89 m Height: 3,80 m Empty weight: 3,326 kg Maximum take-off weight: 6,600 kg Engine and performance Engine: Mitsubishi Kasei 25, 14-cylinder air-cooled radial Power: 1,850 HP Top speed: 482 km/h at 4,700 m Autonomy: 1,900 km (with war load), up to 3,300 km with additional tanks Operational tangency: 9.200 m The B6N2 replaced the B6N1's problematic Nakajima Mamoru 11 engine with the more reliable Mitsubishi Kasei 25, improving reliability and facilitating production. Armament Machine guns: 1 fixed 7.7-mm Type 92 machine gun mounted in the nose. 1 Type 92 7.7-mm machine gun on movable mount for rear gunner Warload: 1 800 kg Type 91 torpedo or 3 250 kg bombs or 6 bombs of 60 kg The armament was designed to attack enemy naval units with the torpedo as the main weapon, but could also be used for conventional bombardment. Operational role and use The B6N2 "Tenzan" entered service in 1944 and was used in major air-sea battles in the Pacific: Battle of the Marianas (1944) Battle of Leyte Gulf (1944) Battle of Okinawa (1945) Although it was an advanced aircraft, the operational environment was unfavorable: the Japanese Navy had lost many aircraft carriers and the Allied air dominance made operations difficult. In addition, the growing shortage of experienced pilots limited its effectiveness. Production and end of operations Some 1,268 examples of the B6N2 were built before the end of the war, but many were deployed from land bases due to the shortage of operational aircraft carriers. With the surrender of Japan in 1945, the B6N2 was withdrawn from service. Conclusion The Nakajima B6N2 "Tenzan" was an effective and improved torpedo bomber compared to its predecessor, but it entered service too late to have a significant impact in the war. Allied air superiority and a lack of experienced pilots limited its potential, making it one of the last embarked bombers in the Imperial Japanese Navy.

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Nakajima B6N1 Model 11 Tenzan 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72015

SKU HOB2-72015

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Nakajima B6N1 Model 11 Tenzan aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Nakajima B6N1 Model 11 "Tenzan" (Allied code name: Jill) was a boarded torpedo bomber developed and produced by Nakajima for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. Intended to replace the earlier B5N "Kate," the B6N proved to be a modern aircraft but plagued by mechanical problems and operational difficulties for the Japanese Navy in the final phase of the conflict. General characteristics Type: Embarked torpedo bomber Entry into service: 1943 Main users: Imperial Japanese Navy Length: 10,86 m Wingspan: 14,89 m Height: 3,80 m Empty weight: 3,326 kg Maximum take-off weight: 6,600 kg Engine and performance Engine: Nakajima Mamoru 11, 14-cylinder air-cooled radial Power: 1,870 HP Top speed: 465 km/h at 4,700 m Autonomy: 1,900 km (with war load), up to 3,300 km with additional tanks Operational tangency: 9.200 m The B6N1 used the Nakajima Mamoru 11 engine, but this proved problematic in terms of reliability, leading to the subsequent modification of the series with the B6N2, equipped with a more proven engine. Armament Machine guns: 1 fixed 7.7-mm Type 92 machine gun mounted in the nose. 1 Type 92 7.7-mm machine gun on movable mount for rear gunner Warload: 1 800 kg Type 91 torpedo or 3 250 kg bombs or 6 bombs of 60 kg The armament was designed to attack enemy ships, with the torpedo as the main weapon. However, on some missions, it was also employed as a dive bomber or conventional bomber. Operational role and use The B6N1 was employed by the Imperial Japanese Navy in numerous air-sea battles in the Pacific Theater, including: Battle of the Marianas (1944) Battle of Leyte Gulf (1944) Battle of Okinawa (1945) Although it was a more advanced aircraft than its predecessor, the Japanese Navy's difficulties in 1944-45, a shortage of experienced pilots and inefficient engines led to limited operational effectiveness. Evolution and replacement Due to problems with the Mamoru 11 engine, the B6N1 was replaced by the B6N2 Model 12, which used the more reliable 1,850-hp Mitsubishi Kasei 25 engine. This modification improved overall performance but did not change the fate of the aircraft, which operated in an environment where Japan had now lost air dominance. Conclusion The Nakajima B6N1 "Tenzan" was a technologically advanced torpedo bomber for its time, but its use was limited by mechanical problems and the inexperience of Japanese pilots in the last years of the war. Although the later B6N2 solved some problems, the aircraft failed to turn the tide of the conflict for Japan.

18,00 €

Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72034

SKU HOB2-72034

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 "Glen" aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 (Allied code name: "Glen") was a Japanese embarked reconnaissance seaplane developed by the Yokosuka Naval Air Technical Arsenal (also known as Kugisho) for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. This aircraft was designed to be launched from I-25-class submarines and the like, providing long-range reconnaissance capabilities for covert missions behind enemy lines. General characteristics Type: Embarked reconnaissance seaplane Entry into service: 1941 Main users: Imperial Japanese Navy Length: 8,54 m Wingspan: 10,96 m Height: 3,80 m Empty weight: 1,065 kg Maximum take-off weight: 1,680 kg The wing was foldable for easy stowage inside the submarine. Engine and performance Engine: Hitachi Tempu 12, 9-cylinder air-cooled radial Power: 340 HP Top speed: 246 km/h Autonomy: 870 km Operating tangency: 5.280 m The limited range was offset by the ability to operate from submarines, allowing reconnaissance missions in distant areas. Armament Machine guns: 1 Type 92 7.7-mm machine gun, rear-mounted for the observer/mitrageur Warload: 2 x 76 kg bombs Although it was primarily a reconnaissance aircraft, the E14Y1 could carry a limited war load for light attacks. Operational role and use Naval reconnaissance: Its main role was to locate enemy convoys and naval bases to support Imperial Navy attacks. Covert operations: Used for surveillance missions behind enemy lines, especially in the Pacific areas. Limited ground attack: Employed in rare symbolic bombing missions. The Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 is famous for being the only Japanese aircraft to have bombed continental U.S. territory, during theLookout raid in September 1942, when it dropped incendiary bombs on Oregon forests in an attempt to spark widespread fires. Conclusion The Kugisho E14Y1 "Glen" was a strategic reconnaissance seaplane of great utility to the Imperial Japanese Navy. Although not heavily armed, it provided an important surveillance and intelligence capability for Japanese submarine forces. Its ability to operate covertly from submarine bases made it a unique aircraft.

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Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72033

SKU HOB2-72033

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Japan

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 "Glen" Early aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 (Allied code name: "Glen") was a Japanese embarked reconnaissance seaplane developed by the Yokosuka Naval Air Technical Arsenal (also known as Kugisho) for the Imperial Japanese Navy during World War II. This aircraft was designed to be launched from I-25-class submarines and the like, providing long-range reconnaissance capabilities for covert missions behind enemy lines. General characteristics Type: Embarked reconnaissance seaplane Entry into service: 1941 Main users: Imperial Japanese Navy Length: 8,54 m Wingspan: 10,96 m Height: 3,80 m Empty weight: 1,065 kg Maximum take-off weight: 1,680 kg The wing was foldable for easy stowage inside the submarine. Engine and performance Engine: Hitachi Tempu 12, 9-cylinder air-cooled radial Power: 340 HP Top speed: 246 km/h Autonomy: 870 km Operating tangency: 5.280 m The limited range was offset by the ability to operate from submarines, allowing reconnaissance missions in distant areas. Armament Machine guns: 1 Type 92 7.7-mm machine gun, rear-mounted for the observer/mitrageur Warload: 2 x 76 kg bombs Although it was primarily a reconnaissance aircraft, the E14Y1 could carry a limited war load for light attacks. Operational role and use Naval reconnaissance: Its main role was to locate enemy convoys and naval bases to support Imperial Navy attacks. Covert operations: Used for surveillance missions behind enemy lines, especially in the Pacific areas. Limited ground attack: Employed in rare symbolic bombing missions. The Kugisho E14Y1 Model 11 is famous for being the only Japanese aircraft to have bombed continental U.S. territory, during theLookout raid in September 1942, when it dropped incendiary bombs on Oregon forests in an attempt to spark widespread fires. Conclusion The Kugisho E14Y1 "Glen" was a strategic reconnaissance seaplane of great utility to the Imperial Japanese Navy. Although not heavily armed, it provided an important surveillance and intelligence capability for Japanese submarine forces. Its ability to operate covertly from submarine bases made it a unique aircraft.

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Junkers Ju-87 D-3N/D-7 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72020

SKU HOB2-72020

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Junkers Ju-87 D-3N/D-7 aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Junkers Ju 87 D-3N and D-7 were D-series variants of the famous Ju 87 "Stuka" dive bomber, used mainly by the Luftwaffe during World War II. These versions were designed for night missions (D-3N) and general improvements in attack capabilities (D-7). General characteristics Type: dive bomber / ground attack Entry into service: 1942-1943 Main users: Luftwaffe, Regia Aeronautica (limited examples), Allied Axis forces Length: 11,50 m Wingspan: 13,80 m Height: 4,23 m Empty weight: 4,240 kg Maximum take-off weight: 6,570 kg Engine and performance Engine: Junkers Jumo 211 J, liquid-cooled V12 Power: 1,400 HP Top speed: 410 km/h Autonomy: 800-1,000 km Operating tangency: 8.000 m The D-3N and D-7 versions improved performance through greater protection for the crew and better avionics for night operations. Armament Machine guns: 2 MG 17 7.92 mm (fixed on wings) 1 MG 81Z 7.92 mm (rear bipost for gunner) War load: 1 1,000 kg bomb under the fuselage 2 250 kg bombs under the wings The D-3N, night version, had improved instrumentation and, in some cases, silencers on the machine guns to reduce visibility. Operational role and use D-3N: Variant for night operations, with improved instrumentation for navigation and ability to attack targets illuminated by ground troops. D-7: Variant with improved armor and ability to carry heavier bombs, used mainly in ground attack and close support missions. The D-3N and D-7 versions were used on the Eastern Front, in the Mediterranean and during the Italian campaign, but the Ju 87 was beginning to show its limitations against growing Allied air superiority. Conclusion The Ju 87 D-3N and D-7 were late developments of the Stuka, adapted to specific roles such as night missions and close air support. However, from 1943 onward, the Ju 87's vulnerability to enemy interceptors gradually reduced its effectiveness, leading the Luftwaffe to replace it with more modern attack aircraft such as the Fw 190 F/G.

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Junkers Ju 87 G-2 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72072

SKU HOB2-72072

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Junkers Ju 87 G-2 Eastern Front 1944 aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. The Junkers Ju 87 G-2 was a variant of the Stuka, the Luftwaffe's famous German dive bomber, optimized for the anti-tank role during World War II. Based on the Ju 87 D-5, the G-2 was equipped with powerful guns to attack enemy armored vehicles, making it a fearsome weapon on the Eastern Front. General characteristics Type: Ground attack aircraft/ fighter aircraft Entry into service: 1943 Main users: Luftwaffe Length: 11,50 m Wingspan: 15,00 m Height: 4,23 m Empty weight: 4,320 kg Maximum take-off weight: 6,600 kg The Ju 87 G-2 retained the reinforced structure of the D-5 model, with extended wings for better firing stability. Engine and performance Engine: Junkers Jumo 211 J, liquid-cooled V12. Power: 1,410 HP Top speed: 375 km/h Autonomy: 800 km Operating tangency: 7.500 m Unlike the early versions of the Stuka, the G-2 was not intended for dive bombing, but for precision attacks at low altitude. Armament Cannons: 2 Flak 18 37 mm (mounted under the wings, 12 rounds each) MG 81Z 7.92 mm machine gun (rear-mounted for defense) Bordkanone BK 3.7 37 mm cannons in wing nacelles were deadly against tanks and armored vehicles, especially Soviet T-34s. Operational role and use Tank Destroyer: The Ju 87 G-2 was mainly used to destroy Soviet tank columns, proving effective because of its accuracy. Close Support: Also used to attack convoys, artillery and enemy positions. Eastern Front: The main theater of operations was the USSR, where Soviet tanks posed an increasing threat to German forces. The most famous pilot of the Ju 87 G-2 was Hans-Ulrich Rudel, the major ground attack ace, with over 500 tanks destroyed. Conclusion The Junkers Ju 87 G-2 transformed the concept of the Stuka from a dive bomber to a specialized tank destroyer, becoming a fearsome weapon against enemy armored vehicles. However, its poor speed and maneuverability made it vulnerable to enemy fighters, limiting its effectiveness in the advanced stages of the war.

21,00 €

Heinkel He 111 H-3 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72049

SKU HOB2-72049

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Heinkel He 111 H-3 Eastern Front 1941 airplane kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. TheHeinkel He 111 was a German medium bomber of the Luftwaffe, used intensively during World War II. The H-2 and H-3 versions belonged to the H series, which was the most widespread and operational production model in the conflict. General characteristics Type: medium bomber Entry into service: 1939 Main users: Luftwaffe, Regia Aeronautica (Italy), Hungarian, Finnish, Romanian and Spanish air forces Length: 16,40 m Wingspan: 22,60 m Height: 4,00 m Empty weight: 8,500 kg Maximum take-off weight: 14,000 kg The He 111 featured a fuselage with a glazed nose, which provided excellent visibility for the crew. Engine and performance Engines: 2 Junkers Jumo 211 A-3 (H-2) / Jumo 211 D-1 (H-3), liquid-cooled V12s Power: 1,100 hp (H-2) / 1,200 hp (H-3) per engine Top speed: 410 km/h (H-2) / 400 km/h (H-3) Autonomy: 2,300 km Operating tangency: 8.500 m The H series improved overall performance over the previous P series, with greater range and protection. Armament Machine guns: 3 MG 15 7.92 mm (one in the muzzle, one ventral, one dorsal) 2 MG 15 7.92 mm (mounted sideways in the nacelles) War load: 2,000 kg internal bombs Up to 3,000 kg with external mounts (H-3) Defensive armament was limited, making it vulnerable to enemy fighters if unescorted. Operational role and use Strategic bombing: Employed in the Battle of Britain and in raids on cities and industrial installations. Support to ground troops: Used in the early years of the Russian Campaign for tactical bombing. Naval attack: In some missions, equipped with torpedoes to hit maritime targets. TheHe 111 H-2/H-3 was one of the main bombers employed during the Blitzkrieg, but as the war progressed it became increasingly vulnerable to Allied interceptors. Conclusion TheHeinkel He 111 H-2 and H-3 represented the backbone of the Luftwaffe's bombing forces in the early years of the war. Although effective in the early stages of the conflict, its poor speed and weak defensive armament made it increasingly exposed to enemy air defenses.

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Heinkel He 111 H-2/H-3 - 1/72 - HOBBY 2000 72048

SKU HOB2-72048

Brand HOBBY 2000

Scale: 1/72

Nation: Germany

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

Heinkel He 111 H-2/H-3 aircraft kit in 1/72 scale - Hobby 2000 model. TheHeinkel He 111 was a German medium bomber of the Luftwaffe, used intensively during World War II. The H-2 and H-3 versions belonged to the H series, which was the most widespread and operational production model in the conflict. General characteristics Type: medium bomber Entry into service: 1939 Main users: Luftwaffe, Regia Aeronautica (Italy), Hungarian, Finnish, Romanian and Spanish air forces Length: 16,40 m Wingspan: 22,60 m Height: 4,00 m Empty weight: 8,500 kg Maximum take-off weight: 14,000 kg The He 111 featured a fuselage with a glazed nose, which provided excellent visibility for the crew. Engine and performance Engines: 2 Junkers Jumo 211 A-3 (H-2) / Jumo 211 D-1 (H-3), liquid-cooled V12s Power: 1,100 hp (H-2) / 1,200 hp (H-3) per engine Top speed: 410 km/h (H-2) / 400 km/h (H-3) Autonomy: 2,300 km Operating tangency: 8.500 m The H series improved overall performance over the previous P series, with greater range and protection. Armament Machine guns: 3 MG 15 7.92 mm (one in the muzzle, one ventral, one dorsal) 2 MG 15 7.92 mm (mounted sideways in the nacelles) War load: 2,000 kg internal bombs Up to 3,000 kg with external mounts (H-3) Defensive armament was limited, making it vulnerable to enemy fighters if unescorted. Operational role and use Strategic bombing: Employed in the Battle of Britain and in raids on cities and industrial installations. Support to ground troops: Used in the early years of the Russian Campaign for tactical bombing. Naval attack: In some missions, equipped with torpedoes to hit maritime targets. TheHe 111 H-2/H-3 was one of the main bombers employed during the Blitzkrieg, but as the war progressed it became increasingly vulnerable to Allied interceptors. Conclusion TheHeinkel He 111 H-2 and H-3 represented the backbone of the Luftwaffe's bombing forces in the early years of the war. Although effective in the early stages of the conflict, its poor speed and weak defensive armament made it increasingly exposed to enemy air defenses.

38,00 €

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Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia Fighter & Book 1/48 - EDUARD 11197

SKU EDU-11197

Brand EDUARD

New arrivals: Yes

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United Kingdom

Period: WWII

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

70,00 €

HORNET LEGACY 1/48 - EDUARD 11195

SKU EDU-11195

Brand EDUARD

New arrivals: Yes

Scale: 1/48

Nation: United States of America

Period: Modern

Type: Aircraft

Category Kit

78,00 €

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