Tamiya 1/48 Gloster Meteor F.3

The RAF's Gloster Meteor was the first and only operational Allied jet fighter to actually enter combat in WWII. In March 1943, a jet prototype designed by the Gloster company and equipped with a De Havilland H.1 engine made its first successful test flight. In July of 1944, pilots flying the first production version of the Meteor, the F.1 fighter, fought bravely in the Battle of Britain under the No. 616 Squadron.

Tamiya 1/48 Douglas A-1J Skyraider™ U.S. Air Force

Originally designed as a carrier-borne attack aircraft, the Skyraider eventually had a distinguished career which spanned over thirty years. The A-1J variant which was introduced in 1956 equipped the U.S. Air Force, which employed it as an escort for search and rescue helicopters as well as in the normal ground attack role. Distinctive features of the USAF version such as the various antennas on the fuselage have been accurately reproduced and the kit includes an impressive arsenal of bombs, rocket pods, and gun pods with which to arm the model. One pilot figure and two marking options are also included.

Tamiya 1/48 Dornier Do335A Twin Cockpit - Trainer Version

Although the hopes of the Luftwaffe rested on the twin-engine Dorner Do335 becoming Germany's next overpowering force in the sky, its deployment was prematurely cut short by the close of WWII. The unique design of this multipurpose aircraft featured two liquid cooled engines powering two propellers. The design of the Do335 was nothing short of revolutionary, and provided an incredible top-speed of 760km/h.

Tamiya 1/48 Focke-Wulf Fw190 A-8/A-8 R2

Features recessed panel lines, detailed landing gear and decals. The study and verstaile Focke-Wulf Fw190A mounted a radial air-cooled BMW801 engine, and received continual upgrades to engine output and combat strength after first entering service in 1941. Deployed in spring 1944, the A-8 series was armed with four 20mm MG151/20E cannon and two 13mm MG131 machine guns. It featured a firing alignment device, wireless radio and Morane antenna along with a methanol-water injector and tank for extra power.

Tamiya 1/72 Junkers Ju-88 C-6

This kit is has detailed parts included to depict the unique characteristics of the heavy fighter, such as the solid nose with gun armament and flame dampeners for the engine exhausts. The Ju-88 was originally designed in 1936 as a fast medium bomber capable of outrunning enemy fighters, but proved so capable that it was also adapted for torpedo bomber, tankdestroyer, reconnaissance, heavy fighter, and nightfighter roles, making it one of the most versatile aircraft of WWII.

A special edition of Academy's Jagdpanzer 38(t) Hetzer "Prague 1945."

In the latter half of World War II, the Wehrmacht, having lost air superiority to the Allies, rushed to develop anti-aircraft vehicles. One of these was the Mobelwagen, which was the first self-propelled anti-aircraft gun that utilized the Panzer IV chassis. The prototype, which was equipped with four 2cm Flak guns, was completed in December 1943 and the mass production version, which was equipped with a single, more effective 3.7cm Flak43 capable of firing 250 rounds per minute, was put in production in February 1944. The four large armor plates surrounding the superstructure of the vehicle could be lowered to 60° in anti-aircraft firing position and lowered completely to enable an unimpeded horizontal field of fire against ground targets. By March 1945, a total of 240 vehicles were produced, most of which were deployed to the Western front to defend against Allied fighter-bombers. The Tamiya 1/48 scale assembly model uses all the latest historical data to faithfully reproduce the model kit for history buffs and model enthusiasts.

This kit of the Fletcher measures about 15 inches long when complete. Full hull model kit with detailed instruction and display Base.

Ready to assemble plastic model kit with over 100 parts of Vulcan's Ordnance QF 2 Pounder Mark IX (Carriage Mark II) British anti-tank gun.

G.91 was the first combat aircraft designed and developed by Italy itself after WWII. It served in the Italian Air Force and the Luftwaffe. It was also used by the Portuguese Air Force for the war of Africa. Besides, G.91s were used by the Frecce Tricolori from 1964 to 1981.G.91R was the most widely used version in the G.91 series.

A kit too dangerous to miss. The most iconic enemy ship in Star Trek lore returns. The Klingon Battle Cruiser made its first appearance in the second season of Star Trek The Original Series. The filming model, constructed by AMT, ensured the kit version was the most accurate model of any Star Trek subject. The kit includes the classic ship parts, decal sheet, dome style base and assembly instructions in a collector’s edition tin package.

This is ICM 1/35 Beobachtungs-panzer Panther WWII German Mobile Artillery OP.