Type: No.56 British Air Force Super Marine Spitfire Mk.Vb / Mk.Vb TROP The British Air Force’s mainstay fighter, Spitfire, fought through World War II. Among them, the plastic model assembly kit of Mk.Vb that appeared in the middle of the war and the most produced. In addition to the elegant style unique to Spitfire, the features of Mk.Vb such as the main wing with a powerful 20 mm cannon are faithfully reproduced. Its main wing can be assembled by choosing two types of wing tip cut shortly and an elliptical standard wing. And two types of front canopies and three rear canopies can be installed and installed. It is also possible to set two types of dustproof air filters on the underside of the nose and assemble it as a TROP type that was active in the North African front. Slide marks for 4 models, with display stand.

12657 1/12 Ducati 1199 Front Fork Set

This Educational Construction kit features an aerial tram which glides through the air along a stretched rope. When the slide bar on top of the tram makes contact with a stopper set on the rope, it moves a lever to change the direction of the worm gear, spring, and counter gear mechanism and causes the tram to make a return trip. The kit is easy to assemble and only involves snapping parts together and attaching a few screws. The tram itself is made from paper stock and may be finished in the colors of your choice. A 3m long piece of rope is conveniently included. Illustrated assembly guide. Type 130 Motor Included. Requires one AA Alkaline battery (sold separately).

Tamiya has expanded its 1/12 scale motorcycle model series with this all new model of the Ducati 1199 Panigale S. The Ducati 1199 Panigale, which was the base for the bike depicted by this model, was announced at the 2011 Milan Motor Show. It is a breathtaking fusion of beautiful looks and cutting-edge technology, featuring a newly-designed engine, monocoque frame with air box and much more. The 1199 Panigale S features upgrades to its suspension, wheels, lights and other parts for an enhanced riding experience.

Imperial Japanese Navy lightweight fighter, model 32, variant with clipped non-folding wingtips. Kit has recessed panel lines, highly detailed cockpit, twin-row engine, segmented canopy and drop tank. Decals and painting reference for IJN aircraft.

In 1939, the Naval Aviation Headquarters conceived a plan of trial manufacturing a floatplane fighter, a new type beyond all precedents in the world. On the assumption of landing and invading the Southern regions, the Japanese Navy intended in those days to station float planes in waterways and bays near the landing places until the completion of land air bases for the purpose of defending those under construction and occupied territories. Since the floatplanes might have to fight with enemy fighters in the air, they were required to be pure fighters comparing favorably with enemy fighters in performance. The Navy firmly believed that sufficiently armed floatplanes would be able to fight on equal terms with fighters considering that Type 95 Scout Seaplanes shot down Chinese fighters as successfully as did land based fighters at the early stage of the sino-Japanese incident. In 1940, the Naval Aviation Headquarters decided to trial manufacture floatplane fighters and ordered Kawanishi Aircraft, which was well experienced in manufacturing floatplanes, to trial manufacture them under the name of 15- Shi Floatplane fighter (later called Floatplane Fighter ‘Kyofu’).

The United States Army fought in several locations in Europe and Africa. It first met the Axis in ground combat in North Africa in 1942. Next the US Army engaged the Axis in Italy, then in Northern France in 1944. This set provides several US weapons used during this time, including the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine, the Browning Automatic Rifle, and the Thompson Sub-machinegun.

US Navy aircraft carrier CV-5; the most advanced USN pre-war carrier design. Kit features waterline hull with recessed portholes, flight deck with raised and engraved details, island superstructure with multiple platforms and tripod mast, anti-aircraft battery, aft hangar deck, optional position aft deck elevator, ship’s boats, life rafts, cranes, brass wire (for optional detailing) and metal ballast plate. Also includes aircraft – TBD Devastator (x4), SBD Dauntless (x12) and F4F Wildcat (x8). Completed model is approximately 13.9′ long. Color painting guide depicts Battle of Midway starboard profile and overhead plan view; decals represent aircraft insignia.