
Rocket Fury 1/72 Messerschmitt Me 163A Special Hobby Kit
11.00
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Unleash your inner artisan with this meticulously detailed plastic model kit A rewarding build awaits experienced modelers who appreciate precision and a challenge Dive into a world of intricate parts and bring this stunning piece to life with your own custom paint job and adhesive Not for beginners this kit offers a truly immersive and satisfying building experience

Spitfire Mk.Vb: Iconic British Fighter – 1/72 Scale Model by Brengun
10.00
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Unleash your inner explorer with this extraordinary piece – a meticulously crafted treasure designed to ignite your imagination and elevate your everyday. It’s more than just an item; it’s a story waiting to unfold, a spark of delight ready to transform your world. Own a moment of pure, unexpected beauty.

Roden 1/48 North American T-28B Trojan: Classic Jet Fighter Model Kit – Fly Home!
25.00
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**(Image: A dynamic, slightly weathered, black and white photograph of a North American T-28A Trojan soaring through a clear blue sky, smoke trails billowing from its engine.)**
**Unleash Your Potential: The Legendary North American T-28 – A Pilot’s Foundation**
For decades, the North American T-28 Trojan has been the cornerstone of pilot training, shaping generations of aerial combat veterans. Born from necessity – and built for excellence – this aircraft isn’t just a trainer; it’s a legacy.
From its initial role supporting WWII’s burgeoning air forces to its enduring service with countless nations worldwide, the T-28 has consistently delivered exceptional performance and a remarkable flying experience. Initially designed as the Navy’s SNJ replacement, this iconic twin-seat aircraft quickly became *the* standard for introducing new pilots to the art of flight.
**A Timeline of Transformation:**
* **The T-28A Trojan (1949):** The initial surge of demand – driven by nearly 300 orders from the Air Force – saw the creation of a truly adaptable trainer. Featuring a spacious cockpit, panoramic views, and the ability to carry a diverse array of ordnance, the T-28A laid the groundwork for a successful career. Almost 1,200 were produced, establishing its reputation for robust performance.
* **The T-28B Trojan (1952):** Recognizing the need for enhanced power, North American engineers unleashed the T-28B, boasting a powerful Wright R-1820-9HD engine. Despite a subtle exterior modification, the T-28B retained the T-28A’s legendary handling characteristics, delivering even greater speed and performance.
* **A Global Legend:** The T-28’s influence extended far beyond the United States. Licensed production in France resulted in the T-28S *Fennec*, serving diverse air forces across Morocco and Nicaragua. Even the Japanese Air Self Defense Force conducted crucial tests, though mass production was ultimately deferred. And let’s not forget the vital role it played in supporting air forces in South Vietnam and Thailand – a testament to its adaptability and enduring value.
**Own a Piece of Aviation History:**
Whether you're a collector, a model builder, or simply an admirer of classic aircraft, the North American T-28 Trojan represents a pivotal moment in aviation history. Experience the legend – secure your piece of history today!
**(Small image: Close-up of the T-28’s distinctive cockpit, showcasing the twin seats and instrumentation.)**

Roden 1/144 C-140A Jetstar Cold War Legend Model Kit
9.00
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Step back in time and own a piece of aviation history with this remarkable Lockheed JetStar a true icon of the golden age of flight. More than just an aircraft the JetStar was the world's first dedicated business jet a game-changer that redefined executive travel. Imagine soaring above the clouds in a legend once used by presidents and heads of state occasionally even serving as Air Force One during the 1970s and 80s. This extraordinary machine boasts a spacious interior seating ten passengers plus a crew and its distinctive four-engine layout a nod to the legendary Vickers VC10. Originally built for the United States Air Force some were even utilized as specialized Flight Inspection aircraft nicknamed "Flight Check" – combat-coded machines essential for ensuring safe airport navigation. Rare and exceptionally desirable only a handful were ever produced making this JetStar a coveted collector’s item and a chance to own a truly unique legacy of American engineering. Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a genuine piece of the past—a flying testament to innovation and prestige.

Trumpeter 1/32 F/A-18E Super Hornet: Ultimate Carrier Strike Fighter Model!
83.00
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**Unleash the Power of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet – A Legacy of Dominance**
Prepare to experience aviation redefined. The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet isn’t just an aircraft; it’s a testament to relentless innovation and unparalleled combat capability. Born from the visionary Hornet 2000 concept, this formidable fighter evolved into a true game-changer, and now it’s ready to dominate the skies.
Initially conceived by McDonnell Douglas, the Hornet 2000’s ambitious design – boasting a larger wing, extended fuselage for maximum fuel capacity, and enhanced engine power – laid the foundation for the Super Hornet's breathtaking performance. Today, the Super Hornet’s advanced 860mm fuselage stretch and 25% wing area expansion deliver a dramatic leap in range and payload. Yet, against all expectations, this advanced design achieves a staggering 42% reduction in structural parts, streamlining manufacturing and maintenance.
Powered by the formidable General Electric F414 engine – a refined evolution of the legendary F404 – the Super Hornet generates a relentless 35% increase in thrust. This translates to blistering acceleration, superior maneuverability, and the ability to return to port with a massive 9,000+ pound (4,100 kg) “bringback” of unspent fuel and munitions.
**Key Features That Set the Super Hornet Apart:**
* **Precision-Engineered Fuselage:** Featuring a meticulously detailed and accurate design, including a revolutionary 2-directional slide-moulded Omega shape canopy.
* **Dynamic Wing Control:** Incorporates optional position flaps, allowing for unparalleled control and versatility in a variety of flight conditions.
The Super Hornet's journey began in 1995, with full-rate production commencing in 1997. Entering service with the U.S. Navy in 1999, it swiftly replaced the iconic F-14 Tomcat – a transition that cemented its place as a cornerstone of naval aviation.
**Don't just fly. Command the skies with the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet.**

Roden 1/144 TWA Stratoliner Stratoliner Model – A Classic Boeing!
16.00
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**(Image: A stunning, slightly aged black and white photograph of a Stratoliner gracefully soaring through a dramatic, cloud-filled sky.)**
**Experience the Dawn of Luxury Aviation – The Stratoliner**
Step back in time to a golden age of flight with the breathtaking Stratoliner – a revolutionary aircraft that redefined passenger comfort and dared to reach for the heavens. Born from the innovative spirit of Boeing in the mid-1930s, this iconic four-engine beauty was initially conceived as a groundbreaking civil aircraft, boasting a pressurized cabin that shattered altitude barriers and shielded passengers from the turbulent forces of thunderstorms.
Imagine gliding effortlessly above 7,500 meters, enjoying unparalleled stability and a truly serene flight experience. The Stratoliner wasn’t just an aircraft; it was a statement – a testament to American ingenuity and a promise of luxurious transatlantic travel.
**A Legend Forged in the Clouds:**
The Stratoliner’s story is filled with daring moments and legendary figures. After a tragic initial test flight, a brilliant intervention by the visionary Howard Hughes – who secured a controlling stake in Boeing – breathed new life into the project. Suddenly, the Stratoliner was destined for greatness!
**Pioneering Comfort, Unforgettable Journeys:**
* **Luxury Redefined:** Relax in a spacious cabin designed for long-distance comfort, featuring a dedicated ladies' lavatory – a touch of opulent elegance for the discerning traveler.
* **Built for Transcontinental Giants:** Initially operated by Pan American Airways and later Transcontinental and Western Air (TWA), the Stratoliner dominated routes like New York to California, earning its place in aviation history.
* **A Hero's Ride:** Even famously carried the Doolittle Raid pilots back to America, showcasing the Stratoliner's vital role in times of conflict.
**Beyond the Headlines:**
This extraordinary aircraft represented more than just a mode of transportation; it was a symbol of innovation, ambition, and a bold vision of the future. A meticulously maintained example of this historic machine is available for private viewing and appreciation of its fascinating legacy. Secure your own piece of aviation history today!

Trumpeter 1/48 MiG-23MLD "Flogger-K": A Russian Legend Awaits!
30.00
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**Unleash the Fury: 1/48 Scale Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23MLD “Flogger-K” Static Scale Model**
Experience the raw power and iconic design of the Soviet Union’s legendary interceptor with this meticulously crafted 1/48 scale static model of the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23MLD “Flogger-K”. Originally developed in 1964 and unveiled to the world during the Soviet Aviation Day in 1967, the MiG-23 was a formidable force, and now you can build your own!
This stunning model, released in 2014, captures the essence of the “Flogger-K” with incredible detail, allowing you to recreate this legendary aircraft with precision. Featuring over 260 parts, including 1 piece of photo-etched detail and 17 sprues, this kit offers a challenging and rewarding build for serious scale model enthusiasts.
**Key Features:**
* **Accurate Design:** A faithfully recreated MiG-23MLD fuselage with exceptional accuracy.
* **Dynamic Wing Sweep:** Variable wing sweep for realistic flight positioning.
* **Detailed Cockpit:** A richly detailed cockpit interior, complete with finely detailed gear cabin and crew seats.
* **Realistic Canopy:** A clear canopy for maximum realism.
* **Optional Flaps:** Including optional flaps for representing different flight configurations.
* **External Loads:** Loads of options to simulate various mission profiles.
* **Exceptional Detail:** Crew seats with photo-etched seat belts and harnesses.
Bring the legend back to life in your collection! Order your 1/48 Scale Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-23MLD “Flogger-K” static model today. Dimensions: Length:365.9 mm Wingspan:290.3 mm.

Vintage Japanese Ka-2 Tank Miniature Model by AZ 1/48 Scale
25.00
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Unleash your inner explorer with this handcrafted leather journal a timeless companion for capturing dreams sketching adventures and scribbling secrets It's not just a notebook it's a portal to boundless creativity bound in rich chestnut leather that only gets better with age Imagine the stories it will hold the memories it will preserve – a legacy waiting to be written

Roden 608 1/32 Albatros D.III OAW
35.00
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<p>The appearance of the Albatros D.I and D.I² fighters in 1916 was a very important technical breakthrough in the history of the development of German fighter aircraft. English and French pilots now faced a formidable opponent which eliminated their previous advantage in the air. However, the nations of the Triple Entente wasted little time in producing an answer, and the appearance of the neat little Nieuport 11 Bébé in the sky became a real shock for Germans. The Nieuport sesquiplane with its diminutive size and unsurpassed maneuverability compelled the Germans to modify the design of the Albatros D.III in a radical way.</p>
<p>In this fashion one of the finest German developments of the Great War period was born. It was with this type that Germany recovered its superiority in the air in 1917, and Allied pilots now had to take account of a serious and very dangerous opponent.</p>
<p>The speed of development in military aviation was improbably fast in those days. Having only just appeared in any quantity at the Front, the Albatros D.III soon had to give way to its successor from Albatros the new Albatros D.V. At the same time, the previous order for the Albatros D.III had still not been completed, and aircraft were required at the Front in impossibly large quantities. It was decided to pass on the manufacture of the Albatros D.III to the firm's OAW branch in Schneidemühl, thus the main factory in Johannisthal would concentrate on the release of the D.V. In April of 1917 the OAW factory received an initial order for 200 fighters, and eventually over 800 were to be required by the end of that year.</p>
<p>The situation became even more pressured, when early build Albatros D.V machines, soon after delivery to the front, were returned to the factory for the elimination of design faults. The Albatros D.III was the reliable 'workhorse' of the German Army, and its production was constantly increased. In June of 1917 the first licensed machines passed their tests. There was a number of concerns about the machine, however they were insignificant. The final verdict was more than positive: the plane could be passed directly to the Front. German experts, and such as the famous Manfred von Richthofen, declared that in comparison with the Albatros D.V its predecessor was better in many technical respects; and constant problems with wing construction in the D.V constantly sidelined it during the most important moments of the military campaigns of 1917.</p>
<p>Visually, the machines produced by the two different factories (Albatros and OAW) differed only in the shape of the rudder the Albatros machines had straighter lines, as their predecessors had, while the rudder of the OAW machines had a more rounded outline. Another slight difference was in the form of the hood near the armament's recharge mechanism. Some of the machines had their wing radiator shifted from the centerline. Furthermore, an additional wing radiator was fitted to fighters sent to the Front in Mesopotamia and Palestine.</p>
<p>As a whole, the OAW firm built 838 Albatros D.III’s, in comparison with 500 built by Albatros itself. They took part in combat on the Western Front until the final days of WWI. Some of the machines were used in experiments the rocket pioneer Rudolf Nebel experimented with rocket launchers, for the intended interception of British bombers; and there were plans for the use of the D.III as a parasite fighter under huge Zeppelins. The Albatros D.III (OAW) was at war on every front, from France to the Near East, and it figures large in the history of aviation as one of the most successful early fighting aircraft.</p>

Revell 03885 1/48 Nieuport 17
20.00
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<p>The Nieuport 17 bi-plane was in its time the most successful French fighter aircraft in the First World War. In addition to the French Air Force, it was also used by the British, the Americans and the Russians.</p>
<ul>
<li>The most successful French fighter plane of its time</li>
<li>Deployed in Great Britain, the USA and Russia as well as in France</li>
</ul>

Vintage De Havilland Moth Amodel 1/48 Classic Biplane Kit
15.00
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Unleash your inner adventurer with this ruggedly chic find—a whisper of vintage soul meets modern exploration. Imagine sun-drenched afternoons and windswept escapes woven into every thread. This isn’t just a thing it’s a vibe a story waiting to be lived. Seriously though it’s awesome.

1/48 Blanik L-13 Blanik Military Glider – A Classic Trainer Model!
16.00
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Unleash your inner wanderer with the Serenity Stone – a hand-polished gemstone that whispers tales of ancient lands and boundless possibility. Feel the smooth, cool energy flow through your fingertips, igniting your creativity and bringing a touch of tranquil magic to your everyday life. More than just a stone, it’s a pocketful of dreams.