Aircraft Kitsets

This is a 1/72 scale plastic model kit depicting that British multipurpose aircraft the Mosquito from Tamiya in 1/72 scale.
It offers a choice of the B Mk.IV bomber variant and the PR Mk.IV reconnaissance variant that scouted out German territory searching for V2 rocket facilities. The elegant form of the aircraft is captured in style, with parts capturing the two variants in style.
Comes with two bomber marking options and one for a reconnaissance aircraft.

Paints and glue sold separately.

This is a 1/72 scale plastic model assembly kit of the British multipurpose aircraft Mosquito from Tamiya in 1/72 scale.
It can be assembled to depict the FB Mk.VI (the fighter-bomber which was the most produced), or NF Mk.II night fighter. The elegant, streamlined form of the aircraft is recreated in style.
Comes with dedicated parts for each type of Mosquito, depicting 500lb bomb, rockets, radar antenna and more. Features detailed renderings of cockpit interior, landing gear and more.
Comes with three marking options in the box.

Paints and glue sold separately.

This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 184mm, wingspan: 242mm of the Grumman FM-1 Wildcat
The modified form with four wing machine guns is faithfully depicted.
Recreations of minute rivets and panel lines ensure there is plenty of detail.
This kit can also be assembled as a Royal Navy Martlet Mk.V aircraft.
The complex landing gear is recreated using a limited number of parts, without compromising detail on the landing gear or its bays.
Includes one RAF and two US Navy marking options, plus a seated pilot figure.

The F4F Wildcat is known as one of the most successful carrier aircraft designs of WWII. Among its variants was the FM-1, which was manufactured by General Motors' Eastern Aircraft Division; manufactured from August 1942, it had its armament reduced to four machine guns, and was also flown by British Royal Navy units as the Martlet Mk.V. The aircraft was usually deployed on aircraft carriers and tasked with warding off submarines as well as escorting valuable convoys.

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This set from Tamiya combines the F4U-1D Corsair with a "Moto-Tug", a little tractor which was used to position aircraft around the decks of Navy carriers during WWII. They are ideal as a small vignette on their own or as part of a larger diorama, 1/48 scale.

Fast and heavily armed, the Corsair dominated opposing Japanese aircraft in the latter half of WWII. The F4U-1D introduced in April 1944 was the first official carrier-capable version. It had a raised pilot seat position, bubble canopy and broader propeller blades. In addition to its six 12.7mm machine guns, it had two additional pylons on the inner wings as well as the ability to carry eight rockets on the outer wings. The type was used as a fighter-bomber in attacks against the Japanese home islands from February 1945.

WWII U.S. aircraft carriers, from the large fleet carriers down to escort carriers, had many of the "Moto-Tug" little tractors to increase the efficiency of flight deck operations. Powered by a 45hp engine, it was capable of pulling approximately 1.8 tons.

Kitset contents:
Corsair Dimensions Length: 205mm, Wingspan (Extended): 236mm;
Distinctive features of the F4U-1D variant such as the higher pilot position and broader propeller blades have been accurately reproduced.
Model may be assembled with either folded or extended wings.
Includes parts for two drop tanks and eight rockets.
Pilot figure as well as three aircraft marking options are included.

"Moto-Tug" Dimensions Length: 62mm, Width: 29mm
Includes parts for two types of tow bars.
Driver figure included.

Paints and glue sold separately.

Vought Corsair F4U-1D. Made by Tamiya, scale 1/48 plastic kitset.

Paints and glue sold separately.

The F4U Corsair was a formidable combination of speed and firepower and was the mount of numerous aces during WWII. This kit depicts the F4U-1D variant, which was first deployed aboard U.S. Navy aircraft carriers in April 1944. Distinctive features such as the higher pilot seat position, taller tailwheel, and wider propeller blades have been accurately reproduced, and the model may also be assembled with wings folded. A pilot figure, drop tanks, and two types of canopy windshield are included together with markings for three aircraft flown by U.S. aces.

Hasegawa's original F-16A, dating from the mid-80s, but still holding up well! The kit features fine recessed panel lines, a well-detailed cockpit with pilot figure, detailed landing gear, and underwing stores of drop tanks, cluster bombs and Sidewinders. A centerline drop tank is also included. Decals are for 3 aircraft, one from the 50th TFW in special markings for Gunsmoke '83, one from the "Wolfpack" 8th TFW Kunsan Korea, and one frow the Royal Netherlands Air Force.