Tamiya 1/48 Vought F4U-1D Corsair - w/Moto Tug

The speedy Corsair debuted as the 1st US fighter plane to overcome the 400mph (644km/h) barrier. This kit is perfect for designing the ultimate U.S. Navy Scene Diorama. Aircraft Tug or "Moto-Tug" tractors, as they were nicknamed, were manufactured by Ford. The Ferguson Company modified these vehicles for ease of application in the U.S. Navy by lowering clearance, and reducing wheel diameter to make it more compact. This kit reproduces the double-wheel version of the "Moto-Tug" with minimal parts for ease of assembly.  Driver figure as well as two types of tow bars (main landing gear strut type and rear landing gear strut type) for "Moto-Tug" are also included.

1/700 Waterline Series assembly kit of the Musashi, which was laid down in 1938 as the second ship of the Yamato-class and completed in August 1942 as Japan's last battleship. The armor belts on the hull sides as well as the boat storage hangar at the stern feature a high degree of detail. The barrels of the triple 46cm gun turrets are individually-molded and feature sharply reproduced waterproof covers. The secondary 15.5cm guns, 12.7cm DP guns, radars, rangefinders, etc. are also highly detailed. Furthermore, the gun turrets can be freely rotated thanks to the use of polycaps.

One of four Iowa Class battleships built by the U.S. Navy, the BB-62 New Jersey was first commissioned during WWII, and has since been deployed with distinction to significant modern day conflicts including Korea, Vietnam, Lebanon and the Gulf War. After serving for close to half a century, this historical battleship now makes her way to Tamiya's high quality Water Line series.

This is Italeri's 1/35th scale Land-Lease U.S. Truck with ZIS-3 Gun.

This is Italeri's 1/35th scale M24 Chaffee with decals for 5 versions.

WWII German Tank. With its well sloped armor, and potent 75mm cannon the Panther was, without a doubt, the most famous German tank of WWII. Mass production of the first variant, the Pz.Kpfw V Panther Ausf. D, commenced in early 1943.

This 1/25th scale 1929 Ford Model A Roadster from AMT features stock, vintage racer, fendered or fenderless Mod Rod and A-Venger build variations with restored or retooled customizing parts including wheels, suspension and more. A must build!

Tamiya 1/48 Republic P-47D Thunderbolt - "Razorback"

The P-47 was the first single-seated fighter to be equipped with a supercharger, allowing it to fly at the same high altitude as the bombers. This high-flying fighter was armed with eight 12.7mm machineguns that proved very useful in the intense fighting that occurred in the European skies. Equipped with drop tanks for longer range, the P-47D was then able to escort the bombers all the way to the German border. The Thunderbolt also allowed many Allied pilots to become Aces. Bomber crews plagued day after day by intensive German interceptions, would remark that the presence of the P-47 was of great help.

This is Italeri's Pz. Kpfw. 38(t) Ausf. F with photo-etched fret, metal gun barrel, and fully upgraded moulds.

Handley Page Halifax B Mk.I/II - GRII was released in 2011 and is an initial release with new tooling.

Join the thousands of people wanting a really cool quick building rocket! E2X (Easy to Assemble) is a rocket series designed with beginners in mind. With all pre-colored rocket parts and easily applied self-stick decals, you're ready for liftoff in minutes. With nothing more needed than glue for this launch set, you can be on the flying field in no time at all! Using standard Estes engines (sold separately) the Manta II soars to heights of 600 feet but the REALLY cool part is the glider that takes off from the rocket.

LAUNCH SYSTEM includes Electron Beam Launch Controller and Porta-Pad II Launch Pad.

The new heavy truck line from Mercedes-Benz, introduced in 1996, has become a very common sight on European roads. The Actros can be equipped with turbocharged V-6 and V-8 diesels ranging from 313 HP to 571 HP. These engines are designed to minimize the fuel consumption and offer a maximum of durability.