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The F3H swept-wing transsonic jet fighter was underpowered, but served a short period with the USN (until September 1964). Two prototypes were ordered on September 30, 1949. They were to prove that carrier-based fighters could be just as advanced as land-based fighters. The project proved to be a very costly venture. The enormous costs and delays that the F3H suffered were mainly due to its powerplant. Failure to develop the engine to design power output and reliability was largely responsible. Development was also complicated due to the US Navy who requested a redesign so the type was an all-weather night fighter. 

Kit include 4 liveries, high-detailed cockpit and wheel wells. You could choose 1/72 or 1/48 or 1/33 scale (just point the scale in your order).

Price of the kit is $ 11,50 till July, 23. After that price will be $19,50.

Code: F3 Demon Kit   | How to order |

The Pfalz D.XII was a German fighter aircraft built by Pfalz Flugzeugwerke. Designed by Rudolph Gehringer, the D.XII entered service in significant numbers near the end of the First World War. It was the last Pfalz aircraft to see widespread service. Though the D.XII was an effective fighter aircraft, it was overshadowed by the highly successful Fokker D.VII.

Thanks to its sturdy wing and thin airfoil section, the D.XII maintained the excellent high-speed dive characteristics of the earlier Pfalz D.III. Like most contemporary fighters, however, the D.XII had an abrupt stall and a pronounced tendency to spin.

Between 750 and 800 D.XII scouts were completed by the Armistice.

Kit include 12 liveries for the early and late aircraft. You could choose 1/72 or 1/48 scale (just point the scale in your order).

Price of the kit is $ 24.

Code: Pfalz-12 Kit   | How to order |

New kit from Artem Dubovyk! 

The Sopwith Two Seater, as it was officially known, was universally referred to as the Sopwith One-and-half Strutter.  The nickname derives from the ‘w’ shaped center section struts. It was a landmark design in WW1, the first tractor two-seater fighter and the first British fighter to have a synchronized Vickers machine gun for the pilot.  Deliveries of the aircraft to the RFC began in May1916.  The RFC was in desperate need of a good fighter at this time and many Naval Sopwith One-and-half Strutters were transferred to the RFC.  1500 were made in the UK and 4500 were made under license in France.   It was also used by the USA, Belgium and Russia.

Kit include 10 different liveries, one- and two-seat variants and 2 types of turret.

Price of the kit is $11,27 US Dollars till 2nd of July, after that is $ 20.

 Code: Sopwith Strutter Kit   | How to order |

The North American Aviation F-86 Sabre (sometimes called the Sabrejet) was a transonic jet fighter aircraft. The Sabre is best known for its Korean War role where it was pitted against the Soviet MiG-15 and obtained UN air superiority. Although developed in the late 1940s and outdated by the end of the 1950s, the Sabre proved adaptable and continued as a front line fighter in air forces until the last active front line examples were retired by the Bolivian Air Force in 1994.

Its success led to an extended production run of over 7,800 aircraft between 1949 and 1956, in the United States, Japan and Italy. It was by far the most-produced Western jet fighter, with total production of all variants at 9,860 units.

Variants were built in Canada and Australia. The Canadair Sabre added another 1,815 airframes, and the significantly re-designed CAC Sabre (sometimes known as the Avon Sabre or CAC CA-27), had a production run of 112.

Kit include 15 different liveries for five British and ten foreign Sabres.

Price of the kit is $25 US Dollars

 Code: Sabre Kit   | How to order |

Kit include 12 different liveries for six British and six foreign Camels including aircraft of the German ace Otto Kissenbert.

Price of the kit is $21 US Dollars

 Code: Sopwith Camel Kit   | How to order |

1/32 Caudron G.4

from Steve Bucher

 The Caudron G.4 was a French biplane with twin engines, widely used during World War I as a bomber. It was designed by René and Gaston Caudron as an improvement over their Caudron G.3. The G.4 was used as a recce bomber into the heart of Germany. Later the aircraft had to be used for night bombings.

Code:  s3213  Price 6.50 US Dollars      

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1/32 Caudron G.3

from Steve Bucher

The Caudron G.3 was designed by René and Gaston Caudron as a development of their earlier Caudron G.2 for military use. Following the outbreak of the First World War, it was ordered in large quantities. The Caudron brothers did not charge a licencing fee for the design, as an act of patriotism.

Code:  s3212  Price 5.95 US Dollars      

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1/48 Sopwith Baby kit

The Baby was a development of the two-seat Sopwith Schneider. The production version of the Baby differed little from the Schneider Trophy winner. The Baby was also built by Blackburn Aircraft, Fairey, and Parnall in the United Kingdom. In Italy licensed manufacture was undertaken by SA Aeronautica Gio Ansaldo of Turin.

Kit include British, French, Norwegian and Italian versions and one German war prize.

Price of the kit is $10,50  

 Code: Sopwith Baby Kit   | How to order |

1/48 Nieuport 11 kit

The Nieuport 11, often nicknamed the Bébé, was a French World War I single seat fighter aircraft, designed by Gustave Delage. It is famous as one of the aircraft that ended the 'Fokker Scourge' in 1916.

The Nieuport 11 was basically a smaller,

neater version of the Nieuport 10 - designed specifically as a single-seat fighter. The "11" was a sesquiplane, a biplane with a full-sized top wing with two spars, and a lower wing of much narrower chord and just one spar. 

The kit contain the liveries of Arman de Turenne, Jean Navarre, and Raoul Lufberry WWI aces. Also British, Belgian, Italian, Imperial Russian, Red Russian, Romanian, Serbian and Austro-Hungarian color schemes are presented.

Price of the kit is $19,50  

 Code: Nieuport 11 Kit   | How to order |

1/32 Nieuport XVII

from Steve Bucher

The type reached the French front in March 1916, and quickly began to replace the Nieuport 11 in French service. It was also ordered by the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service, as it was superior to any British fighter at that time. Worthy of note is the fact that during part of 1916, the Nieuport 17 equipped every fighter squadron of the Aéronautique Militaire.

a. aircraft floun by Georgers Guynemer

b aircraft floun by Charles Nungesser

c. Oserver School Flight

d. No.40 sqn RNAS

Code of models you could see under each profile.

Price 5.50 US Dollars | How to order |

Also you could order the kit of 4 Nieuport 17s for $12 only!

Code: Nieuport 17 Kit   | How to order |

1/32 Albatros D.V

from Steve Bucher

Famous WWI fighter with bright personal markings. Aircraft flown by Jasta 5 Jastafhurer Obltn Paul Baumer and his successor Ltn Wilhelm Lehmann.

Code:  s3209  Price 5.50 US Dollars      

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1/32 Coanda 1910

from Steve Bucher

The Coanda-1910 was the first jet-propelled aircraft ever built. It was constructed by Romanian inventor Henri Coanda and exhibited by him at the Second International Aeronautical Exhibition in Paris around October 1910.

Code:  s3210  Price 5.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

The Boeing CH-47 Chinook is a versatile, twin-engine, tandem rotor heavy-lift helicopter. Its top speed of 170 knots (196 mph, 315 km/h) was faster than utility and attack helicopters of the 1960s and even many of today. Its primary roles include troop movement, artillery emplacement and battlefield resupply. It has a wide loading ramp at the rear of the fuselage and three external-cargo hooks.

 Code:  p0903  Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

The Curtiss Seahawk (SC-1) was an American single-seater ship borne scout aircraft of the Second World War first flown in 1944, entering service in 1945. Seahawk was a low-wing monoplane powered by a Wright R-1820-62 9-cylinder radial engine and armed with two 0.50 machine-guns and bombs or depth charges carried in a bomb-bay in the central float.

1/48 Code:  094803  Price 5.97 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/48 Blohm und Voss BV P.209.02

The second design of the B&V P.209, which featured a swept-forward wing. This was an effort to alleviate compressibility problems of straight wings at high speed, while helping to avoid the instability at low speeds suffered by swept-back wings.  Model has detailed cockpit and wheel wells.

Code: 094802  Price 5.97 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/72 Nikitin NV-1

The NV-1 was created and built by Vasily Vasilivich Nikitin, without any instruction. Nikitin independently created 10 designs between 1933 and 1940. he NV-1 was a small sport aircraft with high speed and maneuverability. The maximum speed achieved by the NV-1 was 230km/h. It was one of the best small Soviet aircraft equipped with the M-11 engine.

Code: 097202  Price 2.97 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/72 Piasecki H-21 Shawnee 

by Pavel Kohno

 H-21 is an American helicopter, the fourth of a line of tandem rotor helicopters designed and built by Piasecki Helicopter. Commonly called the "flying banana", it was a multi-mission helicopter, utilizing wheels, skis, or floats. It was used for Arctic rescue because it performed so well at low temperatures.

Code: p0902  Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order |  

1/48 Kolko ACA-5 by Pavel Kohno

 On the 9th June 1939 the technical director of SNCAO, M.Kerguistel received a letter from engineer A.Kolko. Recommended by M.Caquot, president of the SNCA firm A.Kolko proposed his plans for a complete new aircraft concept.  Interested by this concept , M.Caquot ordered on the 13th of June a windtunnel model to be tested in the windtunnel of SNCAO.

Code: p0901  Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100, 1/72 and 1/48

Blohm und Voss BV P.209.01

Another Luft'46 one! Unortodox project of the jet 'volksjager', designed in 1944. Ooutboard of these booms, but offset to the rear, are drooping wing tips with control surfaces at the trailing edges. One He S 011 jet engine was located in the rear fuselage, and was fed by a short air intake opening low in the fuselage front.

1/100 Code:  0910002  Price 2.97 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100  and 1/72

Ryan FR-1 Fireball

Fireball was a composite propeller and jet-powered aircraft designed for the United States Navy during World War II. The Fireball entered service before the end of the war, but did not see combat. The FR-1 Fireball was the U.S. Navy's first aircraft with jet propulsion.

1/72 Code:  087237  Price 3.97 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100 Code:  0810020  Price 3.97 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100  and 1/72

Nakajima B6N Tenzan (Jill)

The Imperial Japanese Navy's standard torpedo bomber for the final years of World War II. A highly-effective torpedo bomber, by the time it reached service, the U.S. Navy had already achieved air superiority over the Pacific, and the type never really had the opportunity to display its full potential. Kit include folded and extended wings and torpedo.

1/72 Code:  097201  Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100 Code:  0910002  Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100  Vultee Vengeance

The Vultee Vengeance is one of the unsung aircraft of the Second World War. Having seen active service only in the Far East - in SEAC with RAF and Indian Air Force Squadrons and also in the Australasian region with the RAAF. The Allied Squadrons in SEAC made a significant contribution in the advance of the XIV Army in Burma.

1/100 Code:  0910001  Price 3.97 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 and 1/100

Grumman XF5F-1 Skyrocket

Experimental twin-engined shipboard fighter, designed as a fast interceptor. The F5F was unusual because the nose of the fuselage ended well before the wing leading edge and the engines; it had twin fins and rudders. Performance was good, but handling of the F5F was unsatisfactory because of aerodynamical problems.

1/72 Code:  087233 Price 3.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100 Code:  0810019 Price 3.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 Martin-Baker MB2

The Martin-Baker MB2 was a British private-venture fighter prototype based on a simple basic structure that had been developed in the earlier MB1 civil aircraft. Although briefly evaluated as a fighter by the Royal Air Force, the MB2 was limited in design potential and never entered series production.

Code:  087234   Price 3.97 US Dollars
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1/32 Yakovlev Ut-1

 The UT-1 was used as a transitional type between the UT-2 and fighters like the I-16. It was not easy to fly, requiring precise piloting, thus forming an ideal intermediate between basic trainers and the maneuverable but tricky to fly I-16. Soviet pilots broke several records on the UT-1 before the war, some on its floatplane variant.

Code:  083202   Price 5.97 US Dollars

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1/32 Yakovlev Yak-18T

 Four-seat trainer for Aeroflot pilots and popular sportplane.

Code:  083203   Price 5.97 US Dollars
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1/72 Grushin Sh-Tandem

 The design of this experimental aircraft called for tandum wings although the aft wings were sonsiderably smaller. The only armament was a gun turret fitted at the rear of the fuselage of the aircraft. .

Code:  087235   Price 3.97 US Dollars
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1/72 Yakovlev Yak-12

Soviet post-war light-utility plane.

Green Livery Code:  087236A

Gray Livery Code:  087236B

Kyushu Q1W Tokai (Lorna)

The Kyushu Q1W Tokai ("Eastern Sea"), was a land-based anti-submarine patrol bomber aircraft developed for the Imperial Japanese Navy. The Q1W carried two low-power engines, allowing for long periods of low-speed flight, and was the first purpose-designed anti-submarine warfare aircraft in the world.

1/48 Code:  084825 Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 Code:  087232 Price 4.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/100 Code:  0810018 Price 3.47 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/48 and 1/72 Hughes OH-6A Cayuse

The OH-6A was designed for use as a military scout during the Vietnam war to meet the U.S. Army's need for an light observation helicopter. Initially fielded in Vietnam in early 1968, the OH-6A was used for command and control, observation, target acquisition, and reconnaissance.

1/48 Code:  084824 Price 5.45 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 Code:  087231 Price 4.45 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 R.A.F. S.E.4a by Claudio Dias

Designed at Farnborough by H P Folland at the end of 1914, the S.E.4a was one of a series of "Scouting Experimentals" used to study the interplay of stability and manoeuvrability.  Full-span ailerons were fitted to both sets of wings.

1/48 Code:  c4801 Price 3.99 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/72 Code:  c7201 Price 2.99 US Dollars       | How to order | 

1/24 and 1/32

Port Victoria P.V.8 Eastchurch Kitten

by Steve Bucher

Designed by Lt G H Millar of the RNAS Experimental Flight at Eastchurch this lightweight single-seat interceptor was known as the Eastchurch Kitten. The P.V.8 was powered by the two-cylinder ABC Gnat engine.

1/24 Code:  s2401  Price 6.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/32 Code:  s3208  Price 5.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/32 Tummelisa

from Steve Bucher

 The first Tummelisas were built in 1919 to replace the aging albatross trainers during the formation of the Flygkompaniet (Swedish Army Aviation Corps). Small, light, and powered by an 80hp Thulin A rotary engine (licence built Le Rhone), it was intended to improve pilot handling skill.

Code:  s3207Price 5.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/48 Fairey Swordfish

from Steve Bucher
 

The Fairey Swordfish was a torpedo bomber built by the Fairey Aviation Company and used by the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy during World War II. Affectionately known as the Stringbag by its crews, it was outdated by 1939, but achieved some spectacular successes during the war.

Code:  s4810 Price 4.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/48 and 1/32 Airco DH-2

from Steve Bucher

The D.H.2 biplane was Geoffrey de Havilland's second design for the Airco. This highly successful pusher had good maneuverability with an excellent rate of climb. The kit include 2 variants of livery: clear linen and khaki.

1/48 Code:  s4809 Price 4.50 US Dollars       | How to order |
1/32 Code:  s3206 Price 5.50 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/72 and 1/48 Roland D.XVI

The D.XVI had a fully-cantievered fabric-cowered parasol wing and a slab-sided plywood-covered fuselage, armament consist of twin synchronized 7,9-mm LMG 08/15 machine uns. The D.XVI proved faster than the Siemens-Schukert D.IV and Fokker D.VII up to an altitude of 13 125 ft (4 000 m), but slower above that height.

 

1/72 Code:  087230 Price 3.97 US Dollars       | How to order |
1/48 Code:  084823 Price 4.97 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/48 Bell XP-77

The XP-77 was designed to take advantage of non-strategic materials. However, shortcomings in the design as well as vanishing need meant that priority was shifted elsewhere. When the second prototype crashed in October 1944 the project was terminated two months later.

Code:  084819   Price 6.97 US Dollars

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1/72 and 1/48 SPAD A.2

by Eugen Baranov

Early-war aircraft with gunner in front of of screw! The SPAD A.2 (also called SA.2, A-2 or A2) was a French tractor biplane of 1915 that saw some service with France and Russia in the early stages of World War I in the fighter-reconnaissance role.

1/72  Code:  b7202   Price 3.97 US Dollars       | How to order |

1/72 Sopwith F.1 Camel

Great plane of Great War! Small and dangerous fighter in unusual liveries!

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1/72 R.E.P. N

Rare French two-sitter! Used by only two squadrons, this aircrafts took part at the Battle of the Marne.






Original French livery
Code: 087214F  Price: 3,97 US Dollars
 


German war prize
Code: 087214G  Price: 3,97 US Dollars

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1/72 and 1/48 Phönix D.II

by Eugen Baranov

Best Austro-Hungarian fighter of the Great War! Aircraft of Alexander Kasza from Flik 55J, on of the Austro-Hungarian aces (6 victories).

 

1/48  Code:  b4801   Price 5.47 US Dollars       | How to order |
1/72  Code:  b7201   Price 3.47 US Dollars       | How to order |