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Unleash the skies with the PM Models PM303 1/72 Beechcraft AT-11 Plastic Model Kit – a thrilling tribute to a legendary reconnaissance aircraft. This meticulously crafted kit will transport you to the heart of the Cold War as you build this iconic machine, complete with detailed markings and authentic features. Perfect for experienced modelers and aviation enthusiasts alike, this 1/72 scale AT-11 promises hours of engaging assembly and a stunning display piece. Bring the legend to life!

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**Unleash the Fury: The Tupolev Tu-22M Backfire – A Legendary Soviet Strike Legend** Prepare to dominate the skies with the iconic Tupolev Tu-22M Backfire – a true masterpiece of Soviet engineering and a symbol of unmatched aerial power. Born from the visionary design bureau of the Tupolev Design Bureau (now Russia United Airlines Group), this supersonic behemoth redefined strategic bombing and remains a legend of the Cold War. The Tu-22M was conceived to address a critical gap in the Soviet air force, designed for deep-strike assault missions within enemy formations. Officially entering service in 1962, over 300 aircraft were produced, with significant exports to Libya and Iraq, witnessing combat action with the Ukrainian Air Force even in 1998. **Experience the Raw Power:** This meticulously detailed model captures the essence of the Tu-22M. Featuring a striking pair of RD-7 turbojet engines, generating a staggering 22,000 lbs of thrust, the Backfire rockets to Mach 1.5, delivering devastating firepower. Imagine the impact as it carries a payload of up to 9 tons – ranging from diverse munitions to the long-range, precision-guided Kh-22 cruise missile. **Kit Highlights:** * **Epic Scale:** Over 160 parts bring this legendary bomber to life! * **Unparalleled Detail:** Clear canopy parts and finely engraved panel lines ensure a truly authentic representation. **Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of aviation history. Build the Tu-22M Backfire and command the skies!**

<p>One of the most successful British fighters of WWI, the S.E.5a was built in 1917 under the direction of the Royal Aircraft Factory's leading designer, H.P. Folland. The predecessor of the S.E.5a was the S.E.5 the first attempt to adapt Hispano Suiza's promising new engine to the British airplane. </p> <p>The S.E.5 was built in relatively small numbers because the new engine was too unreliable due to various shortcomings. It caused numerous problems in service but in spite of that, the Royal Flying Corps' 56 Squadron gained many impressive successes with the type and one famous British ace of the time, Albert Ball, considered the S.E.5 the best of the best. </p> <p>The appearance of an improved and more powerful 200 h.p. Hispano Suiza engine allowed designers to revise and develop the design of the aircraft and release its potential. In comparison with its predecessor the outline of the edges of the wings was changed slightly, and the huge glass 'greenhouse' canopy gave way to a standard windscreen. The nose portion of the fuselage was reshaped to suit the new radiator. Additionally, a new four blade screw was fitted to the S.E.5a. </p> <p>In comparison with other designs of the time, the S.E.5a was not a masterpiece of elegance, but the outstanding features of the airplane lay elsewhere. The unusual strength of the construction, its high speed, reasonable maneuverability and excellent view from the cockpit very quickly made the S.E.5a a favorite of fighter pilots. Being on the front line until the last days of the war, the S.E.5a was a serious opponent for 'Germany's last chance' - the celebrated Fokker D.VII, and only the famous Fokker Dr.I surpassed the S.E.5a for combat maneuverability. The success of the type and operational needs resulted in its production under license at other plants - Austin Motors, Martinsyde, Vickers, and Wolseley Motors. More and more squadrons of the Royal Flying Corps re-equipped with the S.E.5a, and later it became the principal machine in the sky of the Western Front. The victory march of the S.E.5a was hindered by one aggravating factor the Hispano Suiza engines, despite all attempts at improvement, quite often failed during flight, which led to tragic accidents and losses due to these particular technical problems. </p> <p>And on top of that, another severe problem was simple wear and tear to the engines - to a sufficient degree that France's Military Air Corps required most of the Hispano Suizas for its own SPAD fighters, leaving little possibility of satisfying the requirements of allies. </p> <p>Only afterwards, once British engineers had perfected the Hispano Suiza and initiated its production on the territory of the mother country, was the problem solved, and the new model S.E.5a joined another famous fighter, the Sopwith Camel; only then did His Majesty's Flying Corps acquire an aura of real invincibility. </p> <p>The most famous aces of the Royal Flying Corps Edward 'Mick' Mannock, Billy Bishop, Roderick Dallas, James McCudden, Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor and others - flew the S.E.5a. It was more than just an airplane in their hands: it was a highly dangerous lethal weapon, which time after time proved the inevitability of allied victory in the sky. </p> <p>After the end of the war a very small number went to the USA and Australia. Some S.E.5a's appeared by chance even in Russia. However, the principal fame of this machine is connected with its heroic fights in the sky of the Western Front. </p>

Unleash the Legend: Build the Hasegawa 1/72 Nakajima Ki43-II Hayabusa (Oscar) Relive the thrilling aerial battles of World War II with this meticulously detailed 1/72 scale plastic model kit from Hasegawa. The Ki43-II Hayabusa—nicknamed "Oscar"—was a formidable Japanese fighter known for its speed and agility. This kit lets you recreate that iconic warbird in stunning detail. Perfect for modelers age 14 and up this kit includes everything you need to assemble a museum-worthy replica. Choose from two authentic marking options: a vibrant scheme from the 50th Sentai’s 3rd Chutai featuring Sergeant Anabuki’s aircraft in 1943 or a rugged paint job representing Sergeant Major Hirohata’s plane from New Guinea in 1943. **Here's what you'll get:** * 1/72 Scale Injection Plastic Model Kit * Two Distinct Decal Options to Showcase Different Units * A Rewarding Building Experience – Prepare for an Engaging Build * Recommended for Ages 14+ – A Great Challenge for Intermediate Modelers

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**Unleash the Power of the F2A: A Legendary Combat Air Patrol Platform** Step back in time to 1968 with this meticulously crafted scale model of the F2A, the dramatically enhanced version of the iconic F2 introduced in 1962. Engineered for unparalleled air patrol capabilities, the F2A’s aggressive design – featuring a distinctive square-cut fin, strategically kinked leading edges, and a noticeably enlarged ventral tank – delivered a remarkable 2-hour extension to combat air patrol times. This isn't just a model; it's a tribute to a fighter jet renowned for its resilience and effectiveness. **What’s Included:** * Detailed Sprue with Precision-Cast Parts * Authentic Decals Bringing the F2A to Life

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