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Collection Gift Sets
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Airfix - BBMF Collection Gift Set - 1:72
(A50116)
Seen all over the UK every summer and in
many parts of Europe too, the iconic trio of the
Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane signifies the skill
and sacrifices made by the air and ground crews of the
RAF during WWII. All three aircraft can be displayed in
flight on the stand supplied.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Number of Parts: 210 (total) |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
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Avro Lancaster B MkI |
Number of Parts: 125 |
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Dimensions (mm); L293 W430 |
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Supermarine Spitfire MkIIa |
Number of Parts: 29 |
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Dimensions (mm); L127 W155 |
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Hawker Hurricane MkIIx |
Number of Parts: 56 |
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Dimensions (mm); L136 W169 |
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Airfix - Battle of Britain Fighter
Collection Gift Set 1:72 (A50065)
The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight fly
seven fighter aircraft in total, two of which are in the
'BBMF Collection'. This set contains the remaining five;
Spitfire MkIIa, Spitfire MkVb, Spitfire MkLIXe, Spitfire
Mk PRXIX, and Hurricane MkIIc. This gift set includes
glue (Humbrol Precision Poly Cement), Paint Brushes, 12
Humbrol Acrylic Paints and a triple pronged stand
enabling the aircraft to be displayed in flight.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
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Skill Level: 2 |
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Airfix - The Dambusters
617 Squadron RAF 1:72 (A50061)
617 Squadron, RAF, "The Dambusters" was a
single squadron formed during the Second World War to
carry out a single special and dangerous task. That
operation "Chastise" has since become a legend in the
annals of military history. Using the legendary
Lancaster bomber, converted to carry the Barnes Wallis
designed "bouncing bomb", the Guy Gibson led squadron
destroyed the Mohne and Eder dams. The set not only
includes the Dambusters Lancaster, but also a base with
the lake and dam, to enable this legendary mission to be
re-created, paint brushes, 8 Humbrol acrylic paints,
poly cement and a stand enabling the aircraft to be
displayed in flight.
(This Gift
set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) Lancaster: 293 X
430, Diorama: 660 X 340
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Number of Parts: 125
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 4
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Airfix - Battle of Britain Gift
Set - 1:72 (A50022)
The four most recognisable subjects from
the summer of 1940 are in this set - Spitfire,
Hurricane, Messerschmitt and Heinkel to create a
collection to commemorate the Battle of Britain. Set
includes 12 paints, 2 brushes, and 2 poly cement.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L293 W430 |
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Number of Parts: 185 (total)
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
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Airfix - Victoria Cross Icons Gift Set - 1:72 (A50129)
This special exclusive set celebrates the achievements
of four airmen who were awarded the Victoria Cross
whilst serving with the RAF in WWII. Contents are the
four aircraft flown during these missions, paints,
adhesive and brushes, along with full details of these
heroic actions.
Hughie Idwal Edwards –
Bristol Blenheim Awarded his VC for leading a
bombing raid against the port of Bremen. He survived the
war. Donald Edward
Garland – Fairey Battle Awarded his VC in 1940
attacking bridges in Belgium. The VC was a posthumous
one. John Hannah –
Handley Page Hampden Awarded his VC for
gallantry in tackling a fire on his plane that was
caused by anti-aircraft fire during the attack on
Antwerp. James Brindley
Nicholson – Hawker Hurricane Awarded his VC
after shooting down a Bf110 while on fire. He survived
but was badly burnt.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L293 W430 |
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Number of Parts: 185 (total)
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
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Airfix - EuroFighter Typhoon
/ Supermarine Spitfire MkIIa Gift Set - 1:72 (A50040)
Use the stand included to model the all
time classic RAF fighter, the Spitfire, along with the
ultra modern fighter/interceptor the Eurofighter
Typhoon. These often fly together at air shows across
the UK.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
EuroFighter
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L221 W152
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Number of Parts: 65
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Supermarine Spitfire
MkIIa
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L127 W155
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Number of Parts: 29
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 3
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Airfix - RAF Battle of Britain Airfield Set Anniversary Edition - 1:76 (A50015)
The image of the RAF pilot scrambling for
another mission in the summer of 1940 can be modelled
into a superb scene with this collection containing a
Spitfire, two refuelling vehicles, RAF personnel,
airfield base and paints, brushes and adhesive.
(This Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
| Model Scale; 1:76 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Airfix World War 2 Aircraft
(1930 - 1950) - 1:72 Sclae
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Airfix - Messerschmitt Bf110
Supermarine Spitfire MkIX - 1:72 (A50036)
A dogfight scene between the all time
classic RAF fighter and one of the Luftwaffe’s twin
engined aircraft can be displayed using the stand
included in this gift set. This set also includes 8
Humbrol Acrylic Paints, Humbrol Precision Poly and Paint
Brushes.
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Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Spitfire Size (mm) L131 x W155
Messerschmitt Size (mm) L172 x W226
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Number of Parts
Spitfire: 22
Messerschmitt: 45
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 3
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Airfix - Junkers Ju-88 and Hawker
Hurricane MkIIb - 1:72 (A50038)
Over the skies of Britain in 1940 these
two aircraft were often to meet in deadly combat with
the Hurricane being more than a match of the intruding
light bomber. Display stand included.
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Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Hurricane Size (mm) L170 x W55
Junkers Size (mm) L278 x W125
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Number of Parts:
Hurricane: 55
Junkers: 125
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Airfix - Curtiss P-40B
Warhawk and Mitsubishi Zero - 1:72 (A50127)
Following Japan’s deadly attack on
Pearl Harbour on 7th December 1941, the ensuing
dogfights over the Hawaiian Islands and the mid-Pacific
were often between the P-40B and the Zero.
Contents
Curtiss P-40B Warhawk Model Kit
Mitsubishi Zero Model Kit
8 x Acrylic Paints, Glue, 2 x Brushes
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Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Size (mm) L134 x W157, L125 x
W166
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Number of Parts: 47 each
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 2
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Airfix - Spitfire MkIa - 1:72
(A01071A)
Probably the most iconic of all aircraft,
brought to the public's attention following its feats
during the Battle of Britain. This first real combat
version of the brilliant fighter is celebrated with this
brand new, fully detailed Airfix kit that captures the
shape of the much loved Spitfire perfectly.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L127 x W156
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Number of Parts: 36
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: 9, 11, 24, 29, 33, 53, 61, 78, 70,
704, 163
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Airfix - Supermarine Spitfire MkIXc - 1:72 (A02065)
In 1941 the Luftwaffe introduced the
FW190 providing a formidable foe to the RAF’s fighters.
The Mk IX was a significant improvement on the Mk V. It
had a top speed of 409 mph at 28,000 feet, an increase
of 40 miles per hour. Its service ceiling rose from
36,200 feet to 43,000 feet. It could climb at 4,000 feet
per minute, providing a match for the new German fighter
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L131 W155
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Number of Parts: 38 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but not
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3, 24, 29, 33, 72, 60, 61, 55, 56,
78, 84,157
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Airfix - Supermarine Spitfire MkVb - 1:72 (A02046A)
The Spitfire MkV was one of the most
successful "temporary" fighters ever introduced into the
Royal Air Force, having been rushed into service. Over
one hundred and forty RAF squadrons operated the type.
It served on all battlefronts and was supplied to nine
other countries including the Soviet Union and the
United States.
A)
Aircraft flown by Pilot Officer Leo Nomis, No.71 Eagle
Squadron, Royal Air Force Martlesham Heath, Suffolk,
England, April 1942
B)
Buckeye Don flown by 2nd Lit Don Gentile 336th Fighter
/squadron, United States Army Air Force, Royal Air Force
Debden, North Essex, England, 1942
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L118 W155
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Number of Parts: 35 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but not
included: (A/B) 11,24, 30, 33, 53, 61, 62, 90, 96,
106, 165
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Airfix - 50th Anniversary Spitfire - 1:72 (A01001)
The first ever Spitfire produced by
Airfix, the BTK, had a starring role in the James May's
Toy Stories series, and it's now available to buy again
for 2010. With the header card carrying the image used
in the programme and still in it's original blue
colouring, it's great not only for modelling, but also
to add to any Airfix collection too.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L127 W155
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Number of Parts: 29 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but not
included: 24, 29, 30, 33, 70, 56, 90
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Airfix - Hawker Hurricane Mk1 -
1:72 (A02082A)
A total of 1,715 Hurricanes flew with
Fighter Command during the period of the Battle, far in
excess of all other British fighters combined. The
Hurricane was a robust, manoeuvrable aircraft capable of
sustaining fearsome combat damage before write-off; and
unlike the Spitfire, it was a wholly operational,
go-anywhere do-anything fighter by July 1940. It is
estimated that its pilots were credited with four-fifths
of all enemy aircraft destroyed in the period
July-October 1940.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L130 x W170
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Number of Parts: 28 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Airfix - Hawker Hurricane
Sea Hurricane MkIIc - 1:72 (A02096)
The 20mm cannon armed MkIIc also included
a hardpoint for a 500 lb or 250 lb bomb, and later in
1941, fuel tanks. By then performance was inferior to
the latest German fighters, and the Hurricane changed to
the ground-attack role. The mark also served as a night
fighter and "intruder."
A)
No.34 Squadron Royal Air Force South East Asia
B)
Nicki No.835 Naval Air Squadron, HMS Nairana 1944
C)
Squadron Leader Danny Le Roy Du Vivier DFC, No.43
Squadron, Royal Air Force, Tangmere Wing Operation
Jubiliee 19th August 1942
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L135 W170
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Number of Parts: 56
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Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but not
included: (All)11, 24, 29, 33, 53, 61, 78, 96, 171
(A) 34, 163, 165
(B)
19, 34, 49, 90, 123, 224
(C) 90, 106, 163, 165
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Airfix - Hawker Tempest V - 1:72 (A02094)
After a brief period operating over
France in the week after D-Day, the Tempest Wing was
withdrawn to deal with the V-1 Flying Bomb. The Tempest
was judged to have the best chance of catching this new
weapon, capable of matching its speed at low level.
Between June and August 1944, Tempest pilots claimed 800
of the 1,771 V-1s shot down by the RAF, 638 of them by
the Newchurch Wing alone.
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L142 W173 |
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Number of Parts: 45 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but not
included: 24, 30, 33, 56, 64, 78, 90, 106,
113
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Airfix - Hawker Typhoon 1b - 1:72 (A01027)
The Typhoon was a British single-seat
fighter bomber that entered into service in 1941 and was
an intended replacement for the Hawker Hurricane in the
'interceptor role'
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L135 W176 |
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Number of Parts: 30 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but not
included:
3, 19, 24, 30, 33, 53, 56, 61, 64,
90, 96, 106, 171
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Airfix - Curtiss Hawk 81-A-2 - 1:72 (A01003)
Flying the Curtiss Hawk 81-A-2 from late 1941 the Flying
Tigers, known officially as the 1st American Volunteer
Group, were a unit of the Republic of China Air Force.
This aircraft is part of the Fighter Collection
based at IWM Duxford and is displayed at the Flying
Legends show, for more information please visit
www.fighter-collection.com
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L134.5 W158 |
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Number of Parts: 47 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but not included: 24, 28, 33, 116, 119
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Airfix - Boulton Paul Defiant NF.1
- 1:72 (A01031)
The Boulton Paul Defiant found a
successful niche as a night-fighter during the German
'Blitz' on London, scoring a significant number of
combat kills before being moved to training and support
roles.
A)
No.256 Sqn, RAF Catterick, December, 1940
B)
No.141 Sqn, RAF Church Fenton, September, 1940
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L149 W166
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Number of Parts: 33
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints required but not
included:
(A/B) 24, 33,
(A) 11, 113,
(B) 29, 30, 90
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Airfix - Fairey Battle - 1:72
(A03032)
During the period at the start of the war
when Poland was under attack, the Battle was used to fly
reconnaissance missions over the German front line in
the West. It was during one of these missions, on 20
September 1939, that a Fairey Battle of No. 88 Squadron
shot down a Messerschmitt Bf 109, giving the Battle the
honour of having achieved the first RAF kill of the war.
However, the phoney war period also saw the Battle
suffer significant losses, and once the Battle of France
commenced the losses became unacceptable, and the
aircraft was withdrawn, but not after two posthumous
Victoria Crosses were awarded to Flight Officer D.E.
Garland and his observer, Sgt. T. Gray.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L178 W228
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Number of Parts: 77
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included:
11, 24, 29, 33, 78, 96, 163
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Airfix - D.H. Mosquito MkII / VI /
XVIII - 1:72 (A03019)
The Mosquito attained the reputation of
being one of the most outstanding aircraft of WWII.
Constant successes in its various fighter bomber,
maritime and ground attack roles made it a very
respected foe by its opponents. Its wooden construction
provided resistance to punishing damage and afforded
quick repair.
A)
MkII, 23 Squadron RAF Fighter Command, 1942
B)
MkVI, 1 Squadron RAAF, 1944
C)
MkXVIII, 248/254 Squadron RAF Coastal Command, 1944
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L171 W228
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Number of Parts: 97
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A/B) 11, 24, 33,
(C)
11, 24, 33, 34, 64
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Airfix - Handley Page Hampden -
1:72 (A04011)
The Hampden entered service in 1938 with
the nickname 'The Flying Panhandle' because of its pod
and boom fuselage layout. The Hampden proved to be an
under-performer in terms of a day medium bomber and was
easily shot down.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L226 W239
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Number of Parts: 123
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints Required but not
included:
(ALL) 3, 11, 19, 24, 33, 53, 55, 56, 78,
85, 171, (A/B) 29,
163
(C) 86, 87
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Airfix - Mitsubishi A6M2B Zero -
1:72 (A01005)
In the Battle of Britain, the Bf 109 was
at a disadvantage due to its short range. During the
Battle, after escorting bombers from their bases in
northern France, The Netherlands and Germany, the
Messerschmitt had only around 15 minutes of fuel for
combat over southern England before having to turn back.
However in the hands of experienced pilots this agile
fighter proved to be a formidable weapon gaining the
full respect of RAF pilots.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Number of Parts: 47
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Dimensions (mm) L126 x W166
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
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11, 15, 33, 53, 56, 75, 85, 90, 93, 226
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Airfix - Messerschmitt
Bf109E-4/E-7 - 1:72 (A02048A)
In the Battle of Britain, the Bf 109 was
at a disadvantage due to its short range. During the
Battle, after escorting bombers from their bases in
northern France, The Netherlands and Germany, the
Messerschmitt had only around 15 minutes of fuel for
combat over southern England before having to turn back.
However in the hands of experienced pilots this agile
fighter proved to be a formidable weapon gaining the
full respect of RAF pilots.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Number of Parts: 49
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Dimensions (mm) L120 x W137
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A)(B) 31, 53, 60, 61, 65, 67, 74, 79,
85, 91, 98 (A) 96,
117, 154, (B) 34, 89, 116, 118
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Airfix - Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6 -
1:72 (A02029)
Over 12,000 of the "Gustav" G-6 were
built from 1943 to 1944 and were armed with two
formidable 13mm machine guns, enabling the top Luftwaffe
aces to record in some cases hundreds of "kills"
A)
2/HLelv 31, Finish Air Force, 1948
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II. / JG 3, Luftwaffe
C) 23
Gruppo, 3 Stormo, Italian Air Force, 1943
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L125 x W137
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Number of Parts: 41
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A/B/C) 3, 21, 32, 33, 34, 55, 60, 61, 89, 91, 118,
120, 145, (A) 116,
(B) 27, 154,
(C) 27, 64
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Airfix - Focke Wulf Fw190D - 1:72
(A01064)
The Focke Wulf 190 was one of the
outstanding fighter aircraft of World War two with over
20,000 being manufactured. The Fw190 D were nicknamed
the "long-nosed Dora" because of the lengthened nose
that was an improvement from the A series.
A)
Fw190D-9, 6 Staffel, II Gruppe, JG 26 "Schageter",
Nordhorn, Germany, early 1945
B)
Fw190D-9, Wurger Staffel, Jagdverbande 44, Munich-Reim,
Germany, early 1945
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L142 x W145
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Number of Parts: 29
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A) 27,
(B) 30, 154
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Airfix - Junkers Ju87-B - 1:72
(A03030A)
Although sturdy, accurate, and very
effective, the Ju 87 was vulnerable to contemporary
fighter aircraft. Its flaws became apparent during the
Battle of Britain; poor manoeuvrability, lack of speed
and defensive armament meant that the Stuka required a
fighter escort to operate effectively. The Stuka
operated with further success after the Battle of
Britain, and its potency as a precision ground-attack
aircraft became valuable to the German war effort.
A) Junkers Ju 87B-2, 5Staffel / Stukageschwader 2
"Immelmann", Lannion, France August 1940
B)
Junkers Ju 87R-2, 239a Squadriglia, 97 Gruppo, Italian
Air Force, Lecce-Galatina, Italy, April 1941
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L154 x W191
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Number of Parts: 52
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A/B) 24, 29, 31, 33, 34, 53,
61, 65, 91, 96, 117, (A) 174,
(B) 154, 174
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Airfix - Blohm & Voss Bv141 - 1:72
(A03014)
The Blohm & Voss BV 141 was a World War
II German tactical reconnaissance aircraft prototype.
It is best remembered as the most asymmetrical aircraft
to have ever flown. Had the design not been
disliked by most of the Luftwaffe hierarchy then more of
this successful type would have been built.
A)
Erprobungstelle (Test Centre), Rechlin Germany, 1941
B)
Wenzendorf, Germany, early 1945
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L193 x W242
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Number of Parts: 60
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included: (A/B) 26, 31, 33, 53, 91,
(A) 30, 65,
(B) 64
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Airfix - Heinkel He III H-20 -
1:72 (A05021)
The Heinkel He-111 was the mainstay of
the German offensive against Great Britain during the
“Battle of Britain”. It was produced in far larger
quantities than the Do-17 series and remained in service
throughout the war. The Heinkel He-111 was first
displayed in January 1936, not as a bomber, but in the
guise of a civil airliner.
In 1937 the civil disguise of the He-111 was abandoned;
He-111 B-1s were sent to the Condor Legion fighting in
the Spanish Civil war. The success of the He-111 in
Spain played a large part in shaping German bombing
policy, which later proved wrong when the lightly armed
bombers suffered heavy losses over Britain when opposed
by modern and determined fighters.
A) 8/KG 4 Bardufoss, Norway, Autumn, 1942
B) 1/KG 100, Kursk, 1944
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L230 x W313
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Flying Hours: 2
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Airfix - Junkers Ju88A-4 - 1:72
(A03007)
The Battle of Britain proved very costly
with losses over Britain in 1940 amounting to 313
machines between July-October 1940. It was during the
closing days of the Battle that the flagship Ju 88 A-4
went into service. Although slower yet than the A-1,
nearly all of the troubles of the A-1 were gone, and
finally the Ju 88 matured into a superb warplane.
A)
Junkers Ju88A-4Aircraft flown by Werner Baumbach,
Kampfgeschwader 30 "Adler Geschwader", Norway, 1941
B)
Junkers Ju88A-4 Groupe de Bombardement 1/31 "Aunis",
Forces de l'Atlantique, Bordeaux-Merignac, France March
1945
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L278 x W199
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Number of Parts: 125
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Airfix - Junkers Ju52-3M - 1:72
(A05008)
The Battle of Crete began on the
morning of 20 May 1941, when Nazi Germany launched an
airborne invasion using Ju-52s under the code-name
Operation Mercury; the first such invasion. Greek and
Allied forces, along with Cretan civilians, defended the
island. The floatplane version served in the
Mediterranean and Norwegian campaigns.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm) L262 x W406
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Number of Parts: 109
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints Required but not
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86, 91, 117 |
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Airfix - Messerschmitt
Bf110C-2/C-4 - 1:72 (A03080)
The Bf 110C was the first version of the
Bf 110 to be equipped with Daimler Benz engines. At the
altitudes it had to operate in order to protect the
bombers it would prove to be increasingly vulnerable to
British and later American fighter aircraft due to its
lack of manoeuvrability. The "D" version came with
additional fuel tanks for increased range.
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm) L168.6 x W226
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Number of Parts: 100 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Airfix - Messerschmitt Bf110E /
E-2 Trop - 1:72(A03081)
With its extended fuselage holding a
life-raft at the end, tropical filter to help cooling
the engine, and bomb racks added to the underside, the
"E" version in this kit served throughout the
Mediterranean and North Africa from 1941.
A)
Messerschmitt Bf110E-2 / Trop, North Africa 1941
B)
Messerschmitt Bf110E, Derna Libya 1942
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L168.6 (Bf110E2)
L173.2 (Bf110E) W226
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Number of Parts: 108 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but
not included: (A/B) 31, 32, 33, 34, 53, 61, 72, 89, 91, 109, 118, 154
(A) 60
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Airfix - Focke Wulf FW189 - 1:72
(A03053)
Called the "Flying Eye" of the German
army, the Fw 189 succeeded on the Eastern Front beyond
the most optimistic predictions. Its superb handling and
agility made it a very difficult and elusive target for
enemy fighters.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L167 W255
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Number of Parts: 66 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but
not included: 24, 32, 33, 61, 62, 53, 65, 91,
104, 116, 154
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Airfix - Supermarine Spitfire -
1:72 (A50077)
Probably the best known fighter aircraft
ever, and arguably the best looking too, with its sleek
lines and elliptical wings, the Spitfire will be forever
remembered for its role in the Battle of Britain. This
kit includes four acrylic paints, paint brush and glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L127 W155 |
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Number of Parts: 29 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Airfix - Curtiss P40E Kittyhawk -
1:72 (A50078)
The Kittyhawk was used extensively
throughout WWII. The shark-mouth version in this set is
one of the most famous looking aircraft of the period,
making it great fun to build. This kit includes four
acrylic paints, paint brush and glue.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L132 W102 |
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Number of Parts: 33
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Airfix - Hawker Typhoon lb - 1:72
(A50079)
The Typhoon was a British single-seat
fighter bomber that entered into service in 1941 and was
an intended replacement for the Hawker Hurricane in the
'interceptor role'. This kit includes four acrylic
paints, paint brush and glue.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L135 W158 |
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Number of Parts: 33 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Flying Hours 1 |
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Airfix - Focke Wulf Fw190D - 1:72
(A50082)
The Luftwaffe introduced the Focke Wulf
in 1941 to compete with, amongst other, the Spitfires
the superior performance. It's one of the history's best
ever fighters and a great subject for any modeller's
collection. This kit includes four acrylic paints, paint
brush and glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L142 W145 |
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Number of Parts: 29 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 1 |
Flying Hours 1 |
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Airfix - Mitsubishi Zero Gift Set - 1:72
(A50085)
At the outbreak of the Pacific War the
Zero, flying from either carriers or land bases, proved
to be the best fighter aircraft in the air, in the
months following Pearl Harbour the allies struggled to
cope with the Zero. This kit includes four acrylic
paints, paint brush and glue.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L126 W169
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Number of Parts: 27 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 1 |
Flying Hours 1 |
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Airfix - Yakovlev Yak 9D Gift Set - 1:72
(A50086)
The Yak 9D proved to be one of the most
successful Soviet aircraft in WWII and was built in huge
numbers in factories that had been moved deep into
Russia after the German invasion of 1941. This kit
includes four acrylic paints, paint brush and glue.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L118 W139 |
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Number of Parts: 30 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Flying Hours 1 |
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Airfix - Avro Lancaster B.III / B.X 'G' for George - 1:72
(A07006)
Seen all over the UK every summer and in
many parts of Europe too, the iconic trio of the
Lancaster, Spitfire and Hurricane signifies the skill
and sacrifices made by the air and ground crews of the
RAF during WWII. All three aircraft can be displayed in
flight on the stand supplied.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); 293 X 430
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Number of Parts: 125 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
Paints Required but not
included: (A/B) 11, 24,
29, 30, 33 |
Price: £
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Airfix - North American B-25
Mitchell - 1:72 (A04005)
The first production B-25s flew in August
1940, and by the middle of the war they had developed
into being one of the most heavily armed aircraft in the
world, particularly successful in ground / surface
attack and strafing missions.
A) B-25J "Lady Luck" USAAF
B) B-25H "Norma Sue" USAAF
C) B-25J USAAF
D) No2 Sqn. RAAF 1944/45
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L224 W286
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Number of Parts: 118 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included:
(A/B/C/D) 11, 30, 33, 56, 69, 186,
(A/B/C) 86
(D) 154, 155
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Airfix - Dornier Do.17 E/F -
1:72 (A04014)
Referred to as the “Flying Pencils” the
Dornier Do 17 E and F variants were used extensively
during the Spanish Civil War and the German sweep across
Western Europe at the beginning of WWII, including
operations during the Battle of Britain. Later
they were used in great numbers as reconnaissance
aircraft.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L250 W250
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Number of Parts: 77 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: 19, 27, 29, 30, 33, 34, 61, 64, 65
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Airfix - Douglas Boston III -
1:72 (A04033)
Amongst other operations the Boston III
took part in the attacks on the Scharnhorst, Gneisenau
and Prinz Eugen during their dash through the English
Channel. Entering service with Bomber Command in July
1941, the Boston was well liked by its crews which flew
it in the light day bomber role.
A) No88 Sqn, RAF, 1943
B)
No24 Sqn, SAAF, Zuara, Tripolitania, 1943
C)
USAAF, 1943
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L203 W259
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Number of Parts: 65 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included:
(A/B/C) 11, 24, 29, 33,
(A) 28, 30,
(B) 84,
(C) 30, 90, 140
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Airfix - Supermarine Walrus
MkII - 1:72 (A02002)
Called out in any weather, day or night,
Walrus air/sea rescue aircraft frequently alighted in
enemy coastal waters to pick up ditched Allied airmen
from their dinghies, sometimes putting down in
minefields where rescue launches could not venture.
A)
1700 NAS, HMS Emperor, British Pacific Fleet, Far East,
July 8th 1945
B) La
Argentina, ArmadaArgentina, late 1940s
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L159 W194
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Number of Parts: 48 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
24, 33, 62, 78, (A)
27, 31, 49, 90, 123, 224, (B)
11, 34, 89
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Airfix - Consolidated PBY-5A
Catalina Flying Boat - 1:72 (A05007)
The superb amphibious ‘Cat’ entered
service in 1939 and was immediately successful in its
various roles. The type from 209 squadron spotted the
Bismarck during the famous action in the Denmark Strait
in 1941. Weaknesses such as a slow flying speed, lack of
crew armour and no self-sealing tanks, led to more
suitable roles for the “Cat”. Coinciding with the
development of effective radar, and Japanese reliance on
night transport led to the development of the “Black Cat
Squadrons.”
A)
RAF Coastal Command Catalina IIA, 131 OTU Killidas,
Northern Ireland, 1943-44
B) US
Navy PBY-5A "Black Cat" Solomon Islands, 1942-43
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L268 W438
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Number of Parts: 128 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
24, 26, 33, 70 (A)
21, (B) 11, 27, 78, 117
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Airfix - Fairey Swordfish Mk.1 'Sink The Bismarck' - 1:72 (A50133)
At 19:25 on May 26th 1941, the Ark Royal launched its
Fairey Swordfish torpedo bombers for an attack on the
German battleship Bismarck. In a final attack, almost in
darkness at 21:05, a hit by a single torpedo from a
Swordfish of 818 NAS (piloted by John Moffat) jammed
Bismarck’s rudder and steering gear. Now unable to
escape, Bismarck was sunk by HMS King George V and HMS
Rodney on the following day.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L154 W193
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Number of Parts: 127 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
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Airfix - Fairey Swordfish Mk.1 - 1:72 (A04053)
The Royal Navy's primary torpedo
bomber of the Second World War, the Swordfish, despite
its obsolescence, proved to be an effective
anti-submarine and torpedo bomber right up until the end
of hostilities in 1945. In fact, the Swordfish went on
to outlive its intended replacement, the Albacore, in
Royal Navy Service.
Involved in such famous actions as
the Taranto raid, the Bismarck operation and the Channel
Dash, the vulnerable but effective Swordfish firmly
cemented its place in aviation folklore. The Swordfish
remained operational until the end of the war, gaining
the distinction of being the last biplane to see active
service. The Airfix kit contains a folding wing option.
A) No.824 Naval Air
Squ, HMS Eagle 1940
B) K8449, No.820
Naval Air Squ, HMS Caurageous 1939
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L154 W193
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Number of Parts: 125 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 16, 24, 27, 33, 53, 56, 61, 62, 74, 78, 85, 109,
129, 164, 171 (A)
31, 49, 64, 123, 224, (B)
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Airfix - Grumman Duck - 1:72 (A03031)
Used by every branch of the United
States armed forces from before the Second World War to
just after, the J2F Duck proved to be a rugged and
dependable utility floatplane. Deployed in a variety of
uses from air-sea rescue to anti-submarine patrols, the
Duck was to be found from the cold wastes of Alaska to
the heart of the South Pacific. Also exported, the Duck
found widespread use in South America, where its
strength and easy flight characteristics were much
appreciated. This tremendous utility aircraft was flown
by many countries well after the war ended.
A) Grumman OA-12 Duck 10th Rescue Squ, USAF 1948
B) Columbia J2J-6 Duck, Aeronaval No.2 Argentina 1957
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L144 W165
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Number of Parts: 68 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 34, 33, 34, 53, 61, 80, 121, 154, 186
(A) 19, 104, 135
(B) 89
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Airfix -
Vought Kingfisher - 1:72 (A02021)
Conceived as a catapult launched
observation floatplane, the Vought Kingfisher was a
compact single engine monoplane, with one large single
float and two smaller floats under-wing to act as
stabilisers. Operated in the scout and air sea rescue
role, the Kingfisher proved to be a vital and excellent
tool in locating and rescuing downed airmen and marooned
sailors from the inhospitable waters of the Pacific
Ocean.
The Kingfisher was the US Navy’s
first catapult-launched monoplane observation floatplane
aircraft. It came in both float and land-based
configurations, and served as observer, anti-submarine,
and rescue aircraft. A total of 1519 Kingfisher were
built.
A)
Vought OS2U-1 Kingfisher, USS Arizona, Hawaii
1941
B)
Vought Kingfisher 1, Royal Navy, East India, 1943-44
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L127 W152
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Number of Parts: 65 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 24, 33, 53, 56, 60, 61, 78, 125, 129, 151, 186,
(B) 30
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Airfix -
Aichi D3A1 Val - 1:72 (A02014)
The Val became the first aircraft to
drop bombs on American targets at Pearl Harbor. Six
squadrons of Vals participated in the attack, and
succeeded in doing extensive damage to the U.S.
battleships in the harbour.
The Val proved to be an accurate and
effective dive bomber in the opening stages of the
Pacific War. It was as maneuverable as many fighters and
proved this during dogfights with early allied Pacific
fighters such as Wildcats.
As allied fighter opposition
developed, the Val soon proved to be a vulnerable
opponent. Slow and poorly defended, the Val was obsolete
by 1943. It did continue to serve, seeing service later
as kamikaze weapon.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L138 W199
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Number of Parts: 34 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 24, 33, 53, 56, 61, 64, 85, 89, 90, 98, 171,
(A) 75
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Airfix - Focke Wulf Ta-154 /
Fw-190A Mistel - 1:72 (A05040)
The Mistel project involved packing a
war-weary bomber airframe with explosives and guiding it
to its target by a fighter aircraft mounted above it on
a set of struts. After releasing the bomber, the fighter
would return to base. This version was planned on paper,
never actually flew, but shows one of the different
options the Luftwaffe were considering as the Allies
closed in during the latter months of the war.
Focke Wulf Ta-154
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L125 W148
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L125 W148
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Number of Parts: 111 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but not
included:
33, 53, 56, 91 (TA-154)
55, 125, 147, (FW-190A)
19, 21, 27, 61, 64, 65, 96, 103,
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Airfix - Short Sunderland
III - 1:72 (A06001)
The Short Sunderland was one of the
finest flying-boats ever built and it served with the
Royal Air Force Coastal Command for 21 years. Version:
423 Squadron Royal Canadian Air Force, Castle Archdale
1943-44
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L361 W477
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Number of Parts: 160 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
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Paints required but
not included: 33, 34, 64, 102, 123
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Airfix - Consolidated B-24
Liberator - 1:72 (A06010)
18,000 B-24 Liberators were produced
making it the most widely produced US heavy bomber of
WWII. It gained a distinguished war record with its
operations in all theatres. The Liberator VI was the RAF
designation for the B-24H and early B-24Js, the first
production versions of the aircraft to be built with a
nose turret which was the most numerous RAF version with
over 1,100 being delivered. Coastal Command used a
slightly modified version very successfully against the
U-Boat threat in the North Atlantic.
(A) Consolidated B-24 Liberator B.VI, Wandering Witch,
No.335 Squadron, Royal Air Force, South East Asia
Command, 1945
(B) Consolidated B-24J-155-co Liberator, Kentucky Belle,
706th, Bomb Squadron 446th Bomb Group. 8th Air Force,
Royal Air Foce Bungay, Suffolk England, 1944
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L283 W465
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Number of Parts: 124 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 24, 33, 53, 62, 78, 81, 155, 124
(A) 124
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Airfix - Short Stirling BI/III
- 1:72 (A07002)
The Stirling was the first of the RAF’s
four engined bombers to go into service during WWII. Its
function was that of bomber, mine layer, supply
dropping, transport and glider tug. The Stirling
suffered from several design limitations which severely
affected its performance and load-carrying capability.
As a consequence, its service with Bomber Command was
marred by heavy losses when used on operations alongside
the higher-flying Halifaxes and Lancasters.
A) BI "MG-K" 7 Squadron RAF
B) BIII "EX-I" 199 Squadron RAF
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L369 W419
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Number of Parts: 273 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 3 |
Paints required but
not included: 10, 25, 29, 30, 33, 64, 69
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Airfix World War 2 Aircraft
(1930 - 1950) - 1:48 Scale
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Airfix - Supermarine
Spitfire MkI / MkIa / MkIIa - 1:48 (A05115A)
The MkI went into service with No.19 (F)
Squadron at RAF Duxford and had the distinct features of
the two bladed fixed pitch propeller, un-armoured wind
screen and straight radio mast. The kit also includes
decals and parts for a MkIIa of No.118 Squadron RAF with
a blunt spinner.
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L190 W234
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Number of Parts: 64 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
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Airfix - Supermarine Spitfire
MkXII - 1:48 (A05117)
The Mk XII was the first production
version of the Spitfire to use the Rolls-Royce Griffon
engine. The Griffon was a development of the ‘R’ sprint
engine used in the Supermarine Schneider Trophy racing
seaplanes of the late 1920s and early 1930s. The low
level performance of the Mk XII was very useful when
dealing with low level hit and run raids mounted by the
Fw 190, and later helped against the V-1, though the
mark did not enter mass production.
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L202 W207
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Number of Parts: 98
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required but
not included: 11, 24, 30, 33, 53, 56, 61, 85, 90,
96, 106, 129, 133, 165
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Airfix - Douglas Bader's
Supermarine Spitfire MkVa - 1:48 (A50030)
The MkVa Spitfire is one of the most
famous aircraft ever to fly having gained iconic status
following the Battle of Britain - a machine fit for
Heroes. 50p from the sale of this product will be
donated to the RAF Benevolent Fund. 50p from the sale of
this product will be paid in support of the Help for
Heroes Charity.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L190 W234
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Number of Parts: 64 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
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Airfix - Supermarine Spitfire Mk1
- 1:48 (A05115)
The MkI went into service with No.19 (F)
Squadron at RAF Duxford and had the distinct features of
the two bladed fixed pitch propeller, un-armoured wind
screen and straight radio mast. The kit also includes
decals and parts for a MkIIa of No.118 Squadron RAF with
a blunt spinner.
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Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L190 W234 |
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Number of Parts: 64 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: 3, 11, 19, 24, 29, 30, 33, 53, 56,
61, 62, 71, 78, 85, 96, 98, 171
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Airfix - Messerschmitt BT109E-1 /
E-3 / E-4 - 1:48 (A05120)
The E-1 carried two 7.92 mm MG 17s above
the engine and two more in the wings. The E-1B became
the first operational Bf 109 fighter bomber. These were
fitted with either one central bomb rack, carrying one
250 kg bomb, or two under-wing bomb racks, each carrying
a 50 kg bomb. The E-3 was armed with the two MG 17s
above the engine and one MG FF cannon in each wing. The
E-3 was replaced by the E-4 (with many airframes being
upgraded to E-4 standards starting at the beginning of
the Battle of Britain) which was different in some small
details, most notably by using the modified 20 mm
MG-FF/M wing cannon and having improved head armour for
the pilot.
A)
Messerschmitt Bf109E-4/N Stab JG-26, Audembert, France,
late 1940, flown by Major Adolf Galland
B)
Messerschmitt Bf109E-3 4/JG51 'Molders' France, July
8th, 1940
C)
Messerschmitt Bf109E-1/B IISchlacht / Lehrgeschwader 2,
Calais-Marck, September 1940
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L103 W285
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Number of Parts: 107 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 3 |
Flying Hours 2 |
Paints Required but
not included: (A) 154,
(ALL) 111,
21, 23, 26, 27, 31, 33, 53, 56, 60, 61, 65, 71, 91, 96,
98, 117, 171
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Airfix - Messerschmitt Bf109E-1 /
E-3 / E-7 Trop - 1:48 (A05122)
Following the experiences of the E-4, the
E-7 was the next major production variant, entering
service and seeing combat at the end of August 1940. One
of the limitations of the earlier Bf 109E interceptor
fighter was the short range of 660km (410 miles). The
E-7 rectified this problem as it was the first to carry
a drop tank.
A) Messerschmitt Bf109E-7 / Trop, Western Desert 1941
B)
Messerschmitt Bf109E-3 Stalingrad 1942/43
C)
Messerschmitt Bf109E-1, Spanish Civil War 1939
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L183 W205
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Number of Parts: 107 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints Required but
not included: (A, B, C) 11, 21, 23, 26, 27, 31, 33, 53, 56, 60, 61, 71,
91, 96, 98, 171 (A)
34, 89, 116, 118 (B)
65, 117, 154 (C) 34,
65, 154
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Airfix - Junkers Ju67b - 1:48
(A05100)
The Junkers Ju 87 or Stuka (from
Sturzkampfflugzeug, "dive bomber") was a two-seat (pilot
and rear gunner) German ground-attack aircraft. It first
flew in 1935 and made its combat debut in 1936 as part
of the Luftwaffe's Condor Legion during the Spanish
Civil War. The aircraft was easily recognizable by its
inverted gull wings, fixed spatted undercarriage and its
infamous "Jericho Trumpet" wailing siren. Three
Versions:
A) Junkers Ju 87B-2 - 5 Staffle / Stukageschwader 2,
France, 1940
B)
Junkers Ju 87R-2 - 239a Squadriglia, 97 Gruppo, Italian
AirForce 1941
C)
Junkers Ju 87B-2 - 4 Staffel / Stukageschwader 2, Libya
1941
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Number of Parts: 86
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Dimensions (mm) L225 x W287
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Skill Level: 3
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Flying Hours:
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Paints required but not
included: (A, B, C)
24, 29, 31, 33, 34, 53, 61, 65, 91, 96, 117
(A) 174
(B) 154, 174
(C) 118
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Airfix - Supermarine
Seafire FR46 / FR47 - 1:48 (A06103)
(Pre-Order)
The Seafire FR.47 was the last variant of the classic R
J Mitchell / J Smith fighter, with very little remaining
of the Supermarine Type 300. The elliptical wing had
been considerably modified and the Griffon engine with a
six-bladed contra-rotating propeller had replaced the
Merlin. The contrast from the Spitfire Mk I was vast,
the Seafire FR 47 had twice as much power, a speed
increase from 355mph to 451mph and a threefold increase
in firepower.
| Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L217 x W234 |
| Number of Parts: 119 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
| Skill Level: TBA |
Flying Hours: TBA |
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix World War 2 Aircraft
(1930 - 1950) - 1:24 Scale
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Airfix - BBMF Supermarine
Spitfire Mk Vb -
1:24 (A50055)
Jan Zumbach, the famous Polish Battle of
Britain fighter ace flew EN951 303 Sqn from late
September 1941. Earlier in the year Jan was posted back
to 303 as a Flight Commander and only two months later
he was promoted to Squadron Leader and appointed to
command the Squadron, a duty he performed from May until
December 1942. This gift set includes glue (Humbrol
Precision Poly Cement), Paint Brushes, 12 Humbrol
Acrylic Paints and a electric motor that enables the
propeller to spin.
(This gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:24
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Flying Hours: 5
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Skill Level: 4 |
Pieces: 192 |
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix World War 1 Aircraft
(1914 - 1929)
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Airfix Bristol F.2B Fighter - 1:72
(A01080)
It was soon realised that this
"reconnaisance" aircraft type was fast and manoeuvrable
enough to be flown in combat more or less like a
single-seat fighter; being a formidable opponent for any
German single-seater.
Versions: (A) A-7288 flown by Major A.E. McKeever of
11 Squadron, RFC, 1917 (B)
C-9982, A1 of A flight, 12 Squadron, RFC1918
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L110 W167
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Number of Parts: 33
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Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 2
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Flying Hours 1 |
Paints Required but not
included: (A, B) 27, 33, 61,
62, 66, 74, 110, 113
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix - Albatros DVa - 1:72
(A01078)
Three quarters of the German Ace, Manfred
Von Richthofen's (The Red Baron) victories were scored
whilst flying the very successful Albatross.
Versions: (A)
Werk Nummer D4693/17 flown by Rittmeister Manfred
Freiherr Von Tichthofen, France, 1917 (B) Flown
by Lt Max Nather, France, 1918
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L102 W125
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Number of Parts: 23 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but not
included: (A, B) 12, 23, 30,
40, 53, 60, 61, 63, 160, (A) 33, 87, (B) 85
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix Military Aircraft
(1951 - Present) - 1:72
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Airfix - Vulcan to the Sky -
Avro Vulcan B Mk2 XH58 Anniversary Edition Gift Set -
1:72 (A50097)
XH558 was the last Vulcan to leave RAF
service, flying on from 1986 to 1993 as the single RAF
Disply Vulcan, a career of 33 years. Her final flight
was on 23rd March 1993 to Bruntingthorpe Aerodrome in
Leicestershire, having been sold off by the Ministry of
Defence. In 1997, a small team headed by Dr Robert
Pleming started to put together an audacious plan to
return her to flight, but it was clear from the start
that the project would be technically challenging and
enormously expensive. Never deterred, the team set off
down the path that led to XH558's return to the air.
Finally, 14 years after its last service flight and with
over £7 million spent, Vulcan XH558 roared into the air
again on Thursday 18th October 2007, a perfect day for
flying. An unforgettable day for the Vulcan to the Sky
team. £1 from the sale of this product will be donated
to the Vulcan to the Sky Trust.
(This
Gift set includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Number of parts: 108 |
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Dimensions (mm) L446 x W469 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix - BAe Harrier GR9A - 1:72 (A55300)
Flown by the Joint Force Harrier
Squadrons crewed by both Royal Navy and RAF crews, this
ultimate Harrier carries a vast array of weapons,
communications and systems to carry offensive operations
to the enemy both from land and sea.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L198 W130
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Number of Parts: 126
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+
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Airfix - BAe Harrier GR7A / GR9A -
1:72 (A04050)
The Harrier GR9 entered service in
October 2006 and is a heavily updated development of the
existing GR7, incorporating the ability to use a wide
range of advanced precision weaponry, new
communications, and systems and airframe upgrades. It
equips the Joint Force Harrier squadrons crewed by both
Royal Air Force and Royal Navy personnel.
A)
BAE Harrier GR9A, ZD433, Harrier Detachment, Operation
Herrick, Kandahar, Afghanistan 2009
B)
BAE Harrier GR9A, ZG506, Royal Air Force Cottesmore,
15th December 2010
C)
BAE Harrier GR7A, ZD404 Lucy, Harrier Detachment,
Operation Herrick, Kandahar, Afghanistan November 2006
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L198 W130
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Number of Parts: 126
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints Required but not
included: (A/B/C) 11, 14, 24, 30, 33, 53, 53, 61,
72, 85, 123, 130, 155, 159, 163, 164, 165,
(A/C) 156,
(B)
166
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Airfix - BAe Sea Harrier FA2 -
1:72 (A03079)
The Sea Harrier FA2 carries the AIM-120
AMRAAM missile and was the first UK aircraft to be
provided with this capability. The first operational
deployment was in April 1994 as part of the UN force in
Bosnia when it was often called in by troops on the
ground for air support.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L197 W107
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Number of Parts: 116
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Paints Required but not
included:
11, 33, 53, 56, 61, 94, 127, 163,
164, 164, 166, 171
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Airfix - BAe Sea Harrier FA2 Gift
Set - 1:72 (A50017)
The Sea Harrier FA2 served with great
distinction over Bosnia, flying from the Royal Navy's
aircraft carriers. This gift set comes with a backdrop
of the deck of on of these superb surface vessels. This
kit includes four acrylic paints, paint brush and glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L197 W107
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Number of Parts: 116
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Airfix - BAe Harrier GR3 Gift Set
- 1:72 (A50093)
The Harrier GR3 was used by the RAF in
many roles due to its unique capacity to take-off
vertically and use make-shift airfields nearer to enemy
territory than other fixed-wing aircraft. This kit
includes six Humbrol acrylic paints, two paint brushes
precision glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L180 W92 |
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Pieces: 96 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Airfix - Panavia Tornado F3 Gift
Set - 1:72 (A55301)
The Tornado F3 was developed as an
interceptor version of the multi-role Tornado. Replacing
the Lightning and Phantom in RAF service, the Tornado
served the RAF as a front line interceptor for over 25
years, finally being retired in March 2011 and replaced
by the Eurofighter Typhoon. The ground attack version of
the Tornado continues to fly in UK skies.
The F3 has a longer fuselage than
its sister GR4, which permits greater internal fuel
stowage.
An important feature of the F3 was
its ability to patrol at long distance from its base,
supported by air-to-air refuelling.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L251 W193
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Number of Parts: 68
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Price: £
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Airfix - EuroFighter Typhoon Gift
Set - 1:72 (A50098)
The Eurofighter Typhoon is Europe's
premier swing role fighter jet. Designed and constructed
by a consortium of companies under contract to the
United Kingdom, Germany, Italy and Spain. The RAF
declared it combat ready in 2006.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L221 W152
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Number of Parts: 65
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 1
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Airfix - EuroFighter Typhoon F.
Mk.2 - 1:72 (A04036)
Named the Typhoon by the R.A.F. the
Eurofighter has been developed by the UK, Germany, Italy
and Spain as a highly advanced combat aircraft suited to
many roles.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L221 W152
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Number of Parts: 65
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 2
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Flying Hours: 2
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Paints required but
not included: 11, 34, 53, 79, 85, 128, 130, 164,
165, 166, 167
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Airfix - Red Arrows Hawk Gift Set - 1:72 (A50031A)
The Red Arrows arguably the best known
aerobatic team in the world and with their striking red
colour scheme, this excellent larger scale model really
shows the grace and lines of their superb aircraft and
features the latest team livery. This gift set includes
glue (Humbrol Precision Poly Cement), Paint Brushes and
8 Humbrol Acrylic Paints.
(This Gift set includes paints,
brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L247 W197 |
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Number of Parts: 128 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
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Airfix - Red Arrows GNAT Gift Set
- 1:72 (A50080)
The Gnat was flown for many successful
years by the world famous Red Arrows aerobatic team,
before they changed to the Hawk that they fly today.
This kit includes four acrylic paints, paint brush and
glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L160 W102 |
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Pieces: 34 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Airfix - BAe Red Arrows Hawk -
1:72 (A02005)
A brand new tool for the famous Red
Arrows Aerobatic Display Team's Hawk. This features the
new 2008 scheme the team currently fly in.
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L163 W130 |
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Pieces: 66 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
Paints Required but
not included: 11, 27, 33, 35, 53, 61, 85, 130,
165, 166, 171, 174
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Airfix - BAe Hawk T1 Gift Set -
1:72 (A50114)
The tandem two-seater Hawk T1 (Trainer
Mark 1) was the original version of the Hawk used by the
RAF, replacing the Gnat in the fast jet training role.
Deliveries commenced in November 1976. The UK ordered
176 T1s.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L247 W197 |
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Pieces: 91 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Airfix - AW Seahawk Gift Set -
1:72 (A50083)
This version of the sea Hawk was a
fighter-ground-attack variant as flown very successfully
by the fleet Air Arm during the Suez crisis. This kit
includes four acrylic paints, paint brush and glue.
(This Gift set
includes paints, brushes and glue)
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Model Scale; 1:72 |
Dimensions (mm); L168 W165 |
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Pieces: 34 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 1 |
Flying Hours: 1 |
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Price: £
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Airfix - North America F-86F
Sabre - 1:72 (A03082)
The North American Aviation F-86 Sabre
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. The F-86F was developed with an
‘all-flying’ tailplane, giving better control at all
speeds. It first entered service for the USAAF in 1951.
A)
'The Huff', Lt. Jim Thompson, 39th Fighter Interceptor
Sqn, K-13 (Suwon AB), South Korea, June 1953
B)
F-86E(m) SABRE 4th Stormo, Aviazone Militaire Italiana,
Grosseta, Italy 1958
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L154.3 W157.5
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Pieces: 63 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours:1 |
Paints Required but
not included: (A/B) 11, 33, 34, 53, 56, 61, 66, 99, 117, 140,
153, 225, 226 (A)
154,
(B) 163, 164, 230
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Airfix - Canadair Sabre F.4 /
North America F-86E(M) - 1:72 (A03083)
The Canadair Sabre was a fighter jet
built by Canadair under licence from California based
North American Aviation Inc. The resulting variant was
considered one of the finest dogfighters of its day.
Many went into service with the RAF, the majority being
based in Germany against the threat of opposing Russian
MiGs.
A) Canadair Sabre E.4. No. 112 Squadron,
Royal Airforce Germany, Exercise 'Carte Blanche',
Geilenkirchen, Germany, June 1955
B)
F-86E(M) Sabre. Jugoslovensko Ratno Vazduhoplovstvo
(Yugaslavian Air Force, 1965)
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L158 W157
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Pieces: 63 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours:1 |
Paints Required but
not included: (A/B)
11, 32, 33, 34, 53, 56, 66, 99, 117, 140, 153, 225, 226,
(A) 29, 71, 163,
164, 230
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Airfix - TSR.2 & Stratos 4 - 1:72
(A08011)
In the second millennium the Earth has
been exposed to the menace of approaching comets. To
prevent the disaster by comet impact, the earth is
protected by the TSR.2MS interceptor aircraft from a
ground-based "Meteor Sweeper" group. She is lifted off
by ZELL (Zero-length launch) like a surface-to-air
missile, flying to mid-altitude using two jet engines
and rockets equipped under the wings. She locks onto a
meteorite and destroys it with a big missile.
This is the story of the Stratos 4 series from Japan –
this is aircraft based on the TSR.2 with added parts for
the science-fiction TSR.2MS interceptor.
The original TSR.2 model can also be built from this kit
and it includes decals for the iconic prototype aircraft
from the 1960s.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L377 W157
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Pieces: 120 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: 2 |
Flying Hours:3 |
Paints Required but
not included: 11, 16, 22, 24, 27, 30, 33, 53, 63,
130, 174, 196
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Airfix - Vickers Valuant BK.MK1 -
1:72 (A11001)
The Vickers-Armstrong
Valiant was a British four-jet bomber, once part of the
Royal Air Force’s V-bomber force. As the Valiant was an
entirely new class of aircraft for the RAF, 232
Operational Conversion Unit was established at RAF
Gaydon.
The first operational RAF unit to be equipped with the
Valiant was 138 Squadron, also at RAF Gaydon, though it
later moved to RAF Wittering. At its peak, the Valiant
equipped at least seven RAF squadrons.
A Valiant B.1 (WZ366) of No 49 Squadron (captained by
Squadron Leader E.J.G. Flavell AFC) was the first RAF
aircraft to drop a British operational atomic bomb when
it performed a test drop of a down-rated Blue Danube
weapon on Maralinga, South Australia, on 11th October
1956. It was the last time the V-bombers flew a war
mission until Avro Vulcans bombed Port Stanley airfield
in the Falkland Islands during the Falklands War in
1982.
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Model Scale; 1:72
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Dimensions (mm); L456 x W488
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Pieces: 142 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level: TBA |
Flying Hours: TBA |
Paints Required but
not included: 11, 22, 33, 164
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Price: £
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Airfix Military Aircraft
(1951 - Present) - 1:48
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Airfix De Havilland Sea Vixen Faw.2 - 1:48 (A11002)
The Sea Vixen was a 1950s–1960s British two-seat jet
fighter of the Fleet Air Arm designed by de Havilland.
The Sea Vixen was a capable carrier-based fleet defence
fighter that served into the 1970s. Initially produced
by de Havilland it was later known as the Hawker
Siddeley Sea Vixen when de Havilland became a part of
the Hawker Siddeley group.
A) No.899 Naval Air
Squadron, HMS Eagle Jan 1972
B) 'Simon's Sircus'
No.892 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Naval Air Station
Yeovilton, Somerset, England
C) No.893 Naval Air
Squadron, HMS Victorious, 1966
D) G-CVIX 2010
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Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L340 W317.5 |
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Number of Parts: 227
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Requires Painting: Yes
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Skill Level: 4 |
Flying Hours: 4 |
Paints Required but not
included: (A, B, C,
D) 2, 11, 19, 22, 33, 53, 55, 61, 87, 96, 102,
103, 123, 130, 154, 191 (A)
56 (B) 132
(C) 166
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Airfix - English Electric
Lightning - 1:48
(A09178)
Entering RAF squadron service in
1960, the Lightning represented a quantum leap in
capability and performance over the RAF's previous
interceptor jets, offering Mach 2+ performance as well
as a phenomenal rate of climb. Until its retirement in
the 1980s, the Lightning has few rivals for outright
speed and climbing ability, however, it did have some
shortcomings, most notably its lack of range as well as
its limited armament of just two air-to-air missiles.
The Lightning was eventually
replaced in 1988, superseded by the more capable and
more heavily armed Tornado, but a number survive today
in museums, a reminder of one of the RAF's fastest
fighter jets of all time.
A)
English Electric Lightning F.2A (RAF Germany 1972)
B)
English Electric Lightning F.6 (RAF Lincolnshire 1978)
C)
English Electric Lightning F.6 (RAF Lincolnshire 1987)
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L350 W220
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Number of Parts: 153 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 3 |
Flying Hours 3 |
Paints required but
not included:
(A,B,C) 11, 19, 22, 33, 53, 56, 61, 69, 78, 85,
93, 102, 130, 145, 163, 165, 171, 191, 1321, 1325,
(A) 16, 25, 35,
(B) 164
(C) 60, 166, 167
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Airfix - BAe Hawk T1A - 1:48
(A05121)
The Hawk started life as the T1 trainer.
A total of 89 aircraft were converted to T1As to carry
two underwing AIM-9L Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and
a centre line gun pod. The Royal Navy acquired a dozen
Hawk T1/1As from the RAF, for use as aerial targets for
the training of ships' gunners and radar operators.
A)
No.19 Squadron, Royal Air Force Valley, Isle of
Anglesey, Wales, October 2006
B)
Naval Flying Standards Flight, Royal Naval Air Station
Yeovilton, Somerset, England, July 2007
C)
No.63 Squadron, No.2 Tatical Weapons Unit / 7 Flying
Training School, Royal Air Force Chivenor, Devon,
England, 1990
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L247 W197
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Number of Parts: 138 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 3 |
Flying Hours 2 |
Paints required but
not included: (A/B/C)
11, 27, 33, 53, 61, 85, 86, 103, 130, 147, 165, 166,
1321, 1325, (A/B) 21
(C) 167
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Airfix - BAe Hawk 100 Series -
1:48 (A05114)
The 100 series of the Hawk was designed
as a 'Lift' lead-in Fighter and Weapons System Trainer
Aircraft. The Hawk 100 Can perform operational missions
comparable with the latest front line combat aircraft,
but at a fraction of the cost.
A) Mk 115
(CT-155) Royal Canadian Airforce, Moose Jaw, Canada,
2003
B) Mk 127,
No.76 and 79 Sqn, Royal Australian Air Force, 2003
C) Mk 120,
South African Air Force, 2005
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Model Scale; 1:48
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Dimensions (mm); L259 W207
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Number of Parts: 128 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
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Skill Level 3 |
Flying Hours 2 |
Paints required but
not included:
(A/B/C) 11, 27, 33, 53, 56, 61, 85, 86,
103, 130, 165, 166, 1321, 1325,
(A) 35, 104,
(B)
127, 135, 145, 147, (3)
126, 127
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Airfix - BAe Sea Harrier FRS.1 - 1:48 (A05101)
(Pre-Order)
First flown on the 21st August 1978, the Sea Harrier
FRS1 was the Naval version of the RAF's Harrier GR3 and
the first of the V/STOL fighters to see service with the
Royal Navy. The FRS-1 ("Figher, Reconnaissance,
Strike") served in the Falklands War with great
distinction. It mainly operated from aircraft carriers
positioned within the conflict zone. Its usage in the
Falklands War was its most high-profile and importance
success, where it was the only fixed-wing fighter
available to protect the British Task Force. The Sea
Harriers shot down 20 enemy aircraft during the conflict
with one loss to enemy fire. They were also used to
launch ground attacks.
| Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L304 x W160 |
| Number of Parts: 78 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
| Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: 11, 19, 33, 61, 53, 56, 85, 94,
130, 159, 171, 165, 166, 123, 163
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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Airfix - BAe Harrier GR.3 - 1:48 (A05102)
(Pre-Order)
The simplicity and flexibility inherent in the Harrier
design proved their worth during the Falklands War. RAF
Harriers were deployed to the Royal Navy aircraft
carrier HMS Hermes, as part of the Task Force sent to
recapture the Falklands Islands. The Harrier GR3
performed attack sorties from the aircraft carrier, and
later from basic landing strips on the islands, often in
conditions that would have grounded conventional
aircraft.
| Model Scale; 1:48 |
Dimensions (mm); L299 W158 |
| Number of Parts: 92 |
Requires Painting: Yes |
| Skill Level: 3 |
Flying Hours: 2 |
Paints required but
not included: 11, 19, 33, 61, 53, 56, 85, 94,
130, 159, 171, 165, 166, 164, 163
Manufacturers Age Restriction: 8 Years+ |
Price: £
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