Sopwith Triplane Flying Circus Edition 1/48-scale aircraft kit - Eduard model.The kit is Eduard's Sopwith Triplane (8014). It is one of Eduard's earliest 1/48 scale models, dating back to 1995, and was the first Eduard kit that was not a limited edition product. It is a mixed-media kit and consists of injection-molded plastic, a large etched fret, a white metal engine, and the first horizontal stabilizer, similar to that used by the Sopwith Pup.The kit contains plastic parts and metal photoetched for a model, decal sheet, and detailed instructions.
Morane-Saulnier Type L aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Package ContentsPlastic sprue (Light gray), Photo etchings (Brass), Photographic film (Clear), Decals sheet (applicable with water) (Multi-color), Metal
Fokker E.III aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model.Original Eduard edition of the German World War I fighter aircraft, the Fokker E.III Eindecker. The kit is well molded and includes photoetch and white metal engine
DFW-28 Floh Never Fighting Ladies Edition 1/48 scale airplane kit - Eduard model.Original 1995 Eduard edition of a World War I prototype, the DFW-28 Floh "Flea".Designed as a light single-seat fighter biplane, it reached a top speed of 180 km/h. However, the Army gave up development of this "fighting flea." The kit includes photoetch, film for the instrument panel, and well-detailed cockpit.
Sopwith Baby 1/72 Scale Airplane Kit - Eduard Model. This is a rare 1/72 scale, limited edition classic kit with injection molded plastic parts and etched brass parts. It is probably the only injection molded plastic kit of this early British WWI seaplane.
Albatros C.III fighter plane kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard Model. Eduard has produced a detailed scale model of the iconic World War I two-seater aircraft, the Albatros C.III. This kit includes resin parts, photoetch (interior) and cast metal (engine) for additional detail. A beautiful kit, which assembles into a striking model. Markings include two a/c Luftstreitkrafte, one of which was flown by Lt. Bohme / Lademacher.
German fighter kit Bf 109C "Ceasar" The War is Coming in 1/72 scale - AZ MODEL.THE PACKAGE CONTAINS:Super detailed plastic partsDecal sheet for 3 versionsSuper transparent canopyInstructionsPainting mask
Kit Duel over Africa 1942 Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk.IA / Messerschmitt Bf 109F-4 + Book included in 1/72 scale - Model KOVOZAVODY PROSTEJOV.THE PACKAGE CONTAINS:Detailed plastic parts for two kits: P-40E and BF 109FSuper Decal sheet for 6 versions
Sopwith Baby aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model. Mid-1990s Eduard model of the World War I Sopwith Baby seaplane. Kit includes photoetch and white metal engine for detailing. Markings include: Italian Navy, Royal Norwegian Navy Air Service, Blackburn Baby; RNAS, 229th Squadron; and RNAS, Palestine.
Hannover CL.IIIa aircraft kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model. Eduard's vintage kit offers plastic parts and generous detail engraving. Also includes a white metal engine and decals (including a lozenge) for two aircraft.
Albatros D.V Flying Circus Edition fighter plane kit in 1/48 scale - Eduard model. The kit includes photoetching friezes, white metal engine parts and film/acetate, in addition to the 33 plastic parts. The kit allows you to build a very beautiful and accurate Albatros DV/D.Va. Markings include: Jasta 27, flown by Goering Jasta 5, flown by von Hippel
Russian 9A52-2 Smerch-M Multiple Rocket Launcher from the RSZO 9k58 MRLS in 1/35 scale - Trumpeter model. Early work on the BM-30 Smiercz self-propelled rocket artillery system began at the turn of the 1970s and 1980s at the Splaw plant in Tula. In 1989, the set was adopted by the Soviet Army. To date (2017), it remains in service with the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. Mass production began in 1989 and continues to this day at Fabryka Splaw Tule. The BM-30 Smiercz was a Soviet response to the American M-270 MLRS launcher. The BM-30 set was based on the MAZ-543M truck chassis. On such a chassis was mounted a 300 mm 12-track missile launcher for the 9M55 family of missiles. They have a range of up to 70 km, and in 1998 their modification with a range of about 90 km was revealed. The BM-30 launchers, together with the BM-27 set, were and still are the backbone of the artillery divisions and brigades of Soviet and Russian troops. The BM-30 set has been exported to several countries, including India, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The BM-30 took part in several conflicts, primarily in World War II in Chechnya and the civil war in Syria.
Vickers Wellington Mk.IC 'Night Raiders' 1/72 scale airplane kit - Special Hobby model.The Vickers Wellington is one of the symbols of the bombing offensive against Germany. After heavy losses in daylight raids early in the war, the Wellington switched to night raids. They continued to fly in this role throughout the first half of the conflict. Later they were transferred to Coastal Command, where they served as anti-submarine aircraft. They formed the armament of the RAF's British squadrons, but were also received by foreign squadrons: Czechoslovakian, Polish, New Zealand, and Canadian.The kit contains six sprues of gray plastic parts, one with clear parts, resin exhausts, and a sheet of decals. These feature markings for two Polish squadron aircraft, one of which was in anti-submarine scheme. The other aircraft flew in RAF night scheme. In addition to the Polish one, named Elzunia (Lissie), the decals contain markings for two Wellington aircraft of RAF squadrons. One of these, with a large emblem under the cockpit, flew to Africa. The second, purchased with money from indigenous Nana King Sir Ofori Atta I, KBE, ruler of the Kingdom of Akyem Abuakwa in the British colony of the Gold Coast (now Ghana), operated from Britain. The latest example offered is one of the most successful Wellingtons of the RAF's 311th (Czechoslovak) Squadron.