Kitset Models

The heavy eight wheeled armored car, the Sd.Kfz.234/2 «Puma», was one of the finest technical developments of World War II. Apart from the basic mo...

The development of armored cars in Germany began in the late 1920s. In the mid-1930s, when Adolf Hitler brought the Nazis to power, the German army...

At the end of World War II, wanting to equip their aircraft carrier strike forces with the new superpower weapon, the atomic bomb, the US Navy form...

In 1914, at the beginning of the First World War, German aircraft companies were already working on the creation and use of an ambitious new type o...

The introduction of the new Sopwith Camel fighter in 1917 was a famous event in the history of the Royal Flying Corps - it fast became the R.F.C.'s...

The concept of ground support aircraft was born in 1917 by which time it was evident that the infantry could not win the great trench warfare battl...

Sopwith F.1/3 Comic (Camel Interceptor)When the raids of the German Zeppelins and strategic bombers against the British Isles began, this new milit...

At the end of 1916 the prototype of the Sopwith F1 Camel fighter successfully passed its flight tests and was ordered in quantity for RFC and RNAS ...

The R.A.F. BE2c was the principal two-seat reconnaissance plane of the Royal Flying Corps, and its specifications seemed sufficient for the militar...

Hundreds of types of aeroplane took part in the battles over the fronts of World War One but only two deserved to be called the 'best of the best'....

In the spring of 1940, a group of designers directed by S.Lavochkin, V.Gorbunov and M.Gudkov proposed a new experimental fighter to be built for te...

In the spring of 1940, a group of designers directed by S.Lavochkin, V.Gorbunov and M.Gudkov proposed a new experimental fighter to be built for te...

The rapid development of aviation during the First World War was mainly aimed at improving the principal characteristics of aircraft speed, maneuve...

In the middle of 1916 the Military Command of Germany placed order with several companies for building special fighter with floats. The aircraft of...

In the middle of 1916 the Military Command of Germany placed order with several companies for building special fighter with floats. The aircraft of...

The Osterreichische Flugzeugfabrik AG(Oeffag) built only 16 D.II aircraft; all subsequent machines represented a D.III modification. The new versio...

The appearance of the Albatros D.III was closely influenced by the latest French designs, in particular Nieuport. Of course, Nieuport fighters were...

FAVORITE STARSHIP: The Millennium Falcon from STAR WARS: A New Hope has long been one of fandom’s favorite ships. MPC presents an updated plasti...

SUPER DECALS SHEET FOR 8 VERSIONSThe Eurofighter project, developed from the second half of the 80s by a consortium of European companies, had the ...

The Spitfire is certainly the most famous and best known fighter aircraft of World War II. Winning many dogfights of this conflict, the plane was f...

The Mk. V version of the spitfire was Introduced with the Royal Air Force in 1941 in order to replace the preceding Mk. I, the backbone of the Batt...

With new molds and highly detailed decal set, Academy has masterfully reproduced the extended wingtip version of the JU-87 that was personally flow...

ACADEMY12575 1:72 CH-53D "Operation Frequent Wind"Tail boom can be built straight or foldedRear ramp can be built open or closedTwo pilot figures i...

ACADEMYF6F-3/5 USA HELLCAT 1:72 ScaleOf the 6,477 Japanese aircraft shot down by US Navy pilots in World War II, 5,156 were accounted for by the F6...