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Unleash your inner wanderer with this handcrafted marvel – a whispered secret of the desert, a sun-drenched dream captured in every detail. It’s more than just an item; it’s a portal to a moment of pure, untamed beauty. Feel the warmth, embrace the adventure, and let this piece tell your story.

<h3>Tempest Mk. VI </h3> <p>During World War Two the opposing sides were constantly competing against each other to keep abreast of the latest technological developments and as a result this led to ever more powerful and effective warplanes. In 1941 the new German Fw 190 fighter aircraft began to enter service and as its main response the British hastily developed the Spitfire Mk.V into the Mk.IX with a better Merlin engine, although they also introduced a new type called the Hawker Typhoon Mk.I into the service too. The Typhoon fighters were rushed into service and suffered from a number of teething problems and it soon became clear that the new fighter would not fit the requirements for a standard day fighter aircraft. Sir Sydney Camm who was Hawker‘s chief designer began to design a new fighter aircraft which was partially based on the Typhoon. At first this was known as the Typhoon Mk.II but soon was renamed as the Tempest and in the end, it became one of the very best WW2 fighter machines. Following the Mk.V and Mk.II versions, the Mk.VI was put into production. Though it happened yet during the war, the type saw front line service in the post war conflict areas, mainly in the Middle East as this version was equipped for harsh desert conditions. The Mk.VI was fitted with a more powerful version of the Sabre Mk.V engine and comparing with its predecessor, the Mk.V verison, it had also larger wing root radiator, oil cooler and engine intakes.</p> <p>The kit’s plastic parts come on eight runners of grey styrene and one with clear parts. All the major parts‘ surface is adorned with very fine rivet lines. Throughout the build, the modeller is quided via an A4 size full-colour instruction booklet. The colour schemes and decal sheets cater for four various Tempest Mk.VI machines, the first of which, ie Camo A option features an overall silver doped machine bearing the name Poppet, Camo B option brings a RAF day fighter scheme coloured machine with red and white fuselage code letters. One of the very few bare metal Tempests is portrayed in Camo C option and wears V　fuselage code. The final option is a machine with RAF desert scheme. The decal sheets bring also a full set of airframe stencils including those for the interior and fuel tanks.</p>

Relive aviation history with this rare Unimodel 1/72 Boeing 390 Flying Flapjack a U.S. Navy fighter project that never flew Imagine the what-ifs and marvel at this unique piece of aerospace ingenuity A true conversation starter for any aviation enthusiast or collector

Unleash your inner explorer with this vintage-inspired marvel a relic reborn ready for adventure. Its rugged charm whispers tales of bygone eras while its modern craftsmanship guarantees years of reliable service. Imagine the compliments you’re gonna rack up—this isn't just an item it's a vibe a statement a whole mood. Seriously get yours before they vanish like desert mirages.

Unleash your inner adventurer with this extraordinary find a vintage-inspired marvel that whispers tales of bygone eras and promises a dash of rebellious charm Perfect for the free spirit who craves unique style and refuses to blend in Its handcrafted details and unexpected hues create a captivating aura that’s guaranteed to turn heads and spark conversation Don't just wear it own a story

Unleash your inner wanderer with this vintage-inspired treasure a whisper of bygone eras reimagined for your modern adventures—it's more than just an item it's a vibe a story waiting to be lived

Here’s a revised product description designed to be more engaging and appealing, with a touch of evocative storytelling: “**Relive the Shadow War: The B-26 Skycutter – A Tactical Masterpiece** For decades, the rumble of jet engines promised the obsolescence of the piston aircraft. But the jungles of Southeast Asia held a brutal surprise – the Ho Chi Minh Trail, a serpentine network of defiance that tested the very limits of American firepower. The sleek jets of the Air Force found themselves hopelessly outmaneuvered, facing a relentless, elusive enemy swallowed by the dense foliage before they could even unleash their fury. This meticulously crafted model captures the essence of that desperate conflict: the B-26K Skycutter, a rugged, adaptable attack aircraft born from the ashes of defeat. Initially converted from the venerable A-26 Invader, the Skycutter proved its worth as a tactical transport, carrying a punishing payload within its cavernous cargo bays – a game-changer in the fight against the Viet Cong. Imagine the pilot, pushing his Skycutter to its operational limits, delivering devastating ordnance to ground targets, a lone warrior against an unseen foe. This isn't just a model; it’s a miniature echo of a forgotten war. **Features:** * **Authentic Detail:** Faithfully recreated with intricate panel lines and surface details. * **Operational Combat Aircraft:** Represents the B-26K Skycutter, a key component of the US Air Force’s response to the Ho Chi Minh Trail. * **Ready to Build:** Includes a detailed plastic sprue and waterslide decals for a truly immersive modeling experience. **Specifications:** * Dimensions: 250mm (9.8 inches) Length x 160mm (6.3 inches) Wingspan x 34mm (1.3 inches) Height **Contents:** * Detailed Plastic Sprue * waterslide Decal Sheet”

Unleash your inner wanderer with this vintage-inspired treasure a whisper of bygone eras and a dash of modern flair. Picture sun-drenched afternoons cobblestone streets and the scent of blooming jasmine – this piece embodies that feeling. Crafted with unexpected details and boasting a subtly unique vibe it's more than just an item it's a story waiting to be lived. Seriously cool seriously you.

Unleash the Fury: The P-51D Mustang – A Legend Reborn! Prepare to dominate the skies with this meticulously crafted P-51D Mustang, a true icon of World War II aerial combat. This isn’t just a model; it's a roaring testament to American ingenuity and unmatched aerial prowess – capable of breathtaking long-range missions and devastating ground support. **Bring the Legend to Life – Packed with Stunning Detail:** * **Revolutionary New Kit:** Experience the ultimate in scale modeling with our expertly designed kit. * **Immersive Cockpit:** Dive deep into the heart of the Mustang with a richly detailed cockpit and instrument panel, reflecting the precision and skill of its pilots. * **Dual Exhaust Systems:** Choose your strategy with two distinct exhaust systems, representing the variations in performance across the Mustang fleet. * **Precision Engineering:** We’ve captured every nuance with a detailed oil cooler, separate ailerons, landing flaps, and a robust, detailed chassis. * **Realistic Canopy:** The cockpit canopy opens, showcasing the interior and adding another layer of realism. * **Extended Range:** Equip your Mustang with two additional fuel tanks for unparalleled operational range. **Representing History’s Finest:** This kit faithfully recreates two iconic P-51D variants: * **Lou IV / Athelené, Colonel TJJ Christian:** A classic example of Mustang’s dominance. * **Desert Rat ‘Captain Herschel Pascoe’:** Representing the Mustang's crucial role in the North African campaign. Don’t just build a model – build a piece of history. Order your P-51D Mustang today and experience the thrill of flight!

Unleash your inner radiance with this extraordinary piece – a whisper of luxury, a touch of wild dreams, and a promise of untold stories. Crafted for the soul that yearns for something exceptional, it’s more than an object; it’s an invitation. Let its unique allure transform your everyday and ignite your spirit.

**Unleash the Fury: The P-400 Airacobra – A WWII Legend Reborn!** Prepare to rewrite history with this meticulously crafted scale model of the iconic P-400 Airacobra – a fighter unlike any other! Born from the innovative designs of the P-39 Airacobra, this model captures the raw power and audacious spirit of a plane that defied expectations on the battlefields of WWII. Originally equipped with a potent 37mm cannon and a turbo-supercharger for high-altitude dominance, the P-400 boasts a unique, center-mounted engine and a distinctive front-wheel design. But the story doesn't end there! Witness the evolution of this machine as it served multiple nations – from its early days with the RAF as the "Airacobra I," quickly retired due to its vulnerability against the Luftwaffe, to its crucial role in the Pacific Theater under the urgent requisition of the US government. Imagine this beast tearing through the skies alongside legendary markings like the “white 13” “Wahl Eye” flown by Lt. Eugene A. Wahl at Port Moresby, or the “white 19” flown by Lt. Turnbull at Milne Bay! Even bravely facing the Japanese amidst the “Hells Bell” of Lt. Robert M. Ferguson at Guadalcanal. **This isn't just a model – it's a piece of history.** **What's Inside:** * Detailed plastic parts for a realistic build. * A 3D-printed resin fuselage nose for incredible accuracy. * Canopy and wheel masks for crisp, clean detailing. * High-quality decals with three stunning USA markings options. * Steel balls for nose weight, ensuring authentic balance. **Dive into the action and build your own P-400 Airacobra today!**

<h3>Dornier Do 27 "German, Spanish and Belgian Service" 1/72</h3> <p>In the post war year, many German aircraft designers feared the possible ban on aircraft production and begun to leave the country. Among them also Claudius Dornier Jr., the son of the famous German WW2 aircraft builder. He settled in Spain where he founded company named Oficinas Técnicas Dornier (OTEDO). In the middle 50’s, the Spanish Air Ministry was looking for a new STOL aircraft and having received the order, Dornier designed the Dornier Do 25 type, a high wing aircraft for a crew of four. Two prototype airframes were built by CASA company in Spain, while in Germany, in rebuilt Dornier works, the type was redesigned to the Do 27, powered by the Lycoming GSO-480-B1B6 engine. This type was also finally put into production, becoming the first aircraft to be mass-produced in Germany after the war. In total, 428 airframes were built in several different versions and they were operated by all three services of the newly built German military, ie the air force, navy and land forces. At the same time, a 50-unit batch was also produced in Spain for their military, named the CASA C-127/U.9. The type’s many versions differed mainly by the style of the undercarriage, engine and propeller used, the shape of the tail fin or by having either single or twin controls in the cockpit. The Dornier Do 27 was not only used by air forces of many European countries, namely by Portugal, Belgium, Sweden, Switzerland and some others, but also elsewhere over the globe. It could be seen flying in several African countries, in the State of Israel and also in Turkey. The type found its way to civil aviation market too and was quite liked by so-called bush pilots for its excellent performance in harsh conditions of irregular transport lines in Africa or South America. In Europe, the Do 27 served as touring or skydiving aircraft.</p> <p>This nicely detailed model originates in steel moulding tools and comes on four sprues of grey styrene and one sprue of clear parts which can be attached also in open position – meaning both the front cockpit door and the large fuselage window on either side of the fuselage to nicely show the busy interior of the model.</p> <p>The decal sheet offers markings for three machines. The German option portrays a machine in standard camouflage with high visibility orange wing tips, rudder and cowling panels and what makes her even more interesting, with black and white stripped propeller. The two other options is a Belgian plane olive overall and a Spanish one in aluminium over pale blue as it was operated in the Spanish Sahara.</p> <h3>Specification</h3> <ul> <li>Weight: 0.151 kg</li> <li>Origin: Belgian, Spanish, german</li> <li>Scale: 1/72</li> <li>Era: Modern, Postwar<br> </li> <li>Type: Aircraft</li> <li>Edition: Special Hobby</li> <li>Product: Plastic kits</li> </ul>