Unassembled plastic model in 1/32 scale. The highly detailed model is made of plastic in various colors. The model comes with clear building instructions. Use plastic glue to glue the model together.
Unassembled plastic model in 1/35 scale. The highly detailed model is made of plastic in various colors. The model comes with clear building instructions. Use plastic glue to glue the model together.
Manufacturer's information: The Bücker Bü 181 Bestmann was selected in 1939 as the standard Luftwaffe trainer. It served as a trainer throughout the war and saw combat duty at the end of the war.
Unassembled plastic model in 1/48 scale Very detailed model is made of light gray plastic. An easy-to-understand construction manual is included with the model. Use plastic m glue to glue the model
The Italian training, sports and aerobatic aircraft SF-260 is a widespread aircraft worldwide. In Europe, it is used by the Italian and Belgian air forces, it was also used by the Irish Air Corps. Construction kit 1/48. State
Unassembled plastic model in 1/48 scale Very detailed model is made of light gray plastic. An easy-to-understand construction manual is included with the model. Use plastic m glue to glue the model
Aero C-3B 'Czechoslovak Bomber-Trainer' 1/48 The Siebel Si 204A and Si 204D were transport and training versions of the twin-engine aircraft, built for Lufthansa and mainly for the Luftwaffe. During the
The light and inexpensive J-3 Cub aircraft were behind the development of civil aviation in the USA in the late 1930s. With the end of the world crisis, interest in aviation increased and the J-3 was ideal for the base
L-4 'Cub in Post War Service' The US Air Force discovered, similarly to the British RAF, that relatively large and complicated aircraft (the O-47 or the RAF Lysande
Israel acquired and tested AH-1G Cobra attack helicopters. Since he needed helicopters capable of destroying armored vehicles or fortified enemy strongpoints, in cooperation with the American side
Airspeed Oxford Mk.I 'Gunner Trainer' 1/48 The British Airspeed Oxford aircraft were developed at the beginning of the Second World War and were intended to train pilots of multi-engine aircraft, n
The first combat version of the AH-1G was intended mainly for direct support of ground forces. But the command of the US Army found that it urgently needed helicopters capable of fighting tanks. They were, for example, mainly in Europe, endangered meat
The Boomerang was the only Australian-built fighter to see action in World War II. Boomerangs defended Australia and were deployed to New Guinea and other islands. The last, with