1/48 Kawasaki Ki61-I Tei T
Hasegawa 1/48 Nakajima B6N2 Carrier Attack Bomber Type 12 Limited Edition
$37.99ITEM: HSGS9062The 14-cylinder engine roars like a wounded animal and the whole airframe shakes. There's a red section to the speedometer at over 400km/h, but the needle is wedged all the way to the right. Spent brass clatters from the 7.7 in the rear. The F6F is too fast, he won't be shaken. Where's the Zeroes? The fleet is in view, but only Chikashi can release the bombs. He's gone very quiet. More bullets tear past and the rear gun cuts out. Matsumori knows he's alone. There's a carrier! One touch for the picture on the console, then he grips the yoke in both hands and pushes into a dive.
1/48 Mitsubshi A6M5C Zero
1/48 F-22 Rapto
1/48 V-22 Osprey
1/48 V-22 Osprey
$44.99ITEM: ITAS2622FEATURES
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in gray and clear
Detailed two seater cockpit including control panel
Seated fuselage/cargo area
Finely detailed rotor mounts and blades
Display with cargo bay open or closed
Detailed landing gear
Waterslide decals
Illustrated instructions
MARKING
OPTIONS: One decal sheet with markings for 1 version:
1) M-22 Osprey U.S. Marine, Aviation Development Aircraft, 2001
1/48 ACH-47A Chinook
Italeri 1/48 SBD-5 Dauntless
Italeri 1/48 SBD-5 Dauntless
$34.99ITEM: ITAS2673If results are a measure of quality, then the Dauntless dive bomber was the best aircraft of the Pacific War. Their shining moment came at the Battle of Midway where their bombs ripped holes in flight decks and aircraft elevators, detonated bombs and lit av-gas fires, destroyed rudder controls, and resulted in the destruction of four virtually irreplaceable carriers—two thirds of the total Japanese fleet carriers. The Dauntless went on to be replaced, but the hammer blow was already delivered. IJN forces never recovered. Kit features five sets of decals.
1/48 EA-6B Prowler
1/48 MB 326K Impala
1/48 H-34g Iii/uh-34j0
1/48 Hawker Typhoon Mk.I
1/48 Hawker Typhoon Mk.I
$31.99ITEM: ITAS2734Brewing up a storm of lead
With a total load out of four 20 mm cannons and 900 pounds of rockets and bombs, the Hawker Typhoon was perfect for shredding ground targets. In the run up to D-Day, the Mk.IB was used extensively for destroying lines of communication and railways. Napier Sabre engines allowed the aircraft to buzz the treetops at over 400 mph (650 km/h). War is tough, and there's only one original Hawker Typhoon left in the entire world; but you can build this detailed kit and see one every day!
