Wright Flyer First Powered Flight

Scale 1/39
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
December 17, 1903: Orville and Wilbur Wright made history one century ago on the sands of Kitty Hawk, NC, when they successfuly flew the flying machine that they had built. With Orville at the controls, it was the first time man had flown in a powered aircraft. Features: Launch track and newly tooled figures of the Wright Brothers.

RMX5243 - $16.95

$15.49

Vought F4U-1A Corsair

Scale 1/48 Skill Level 3 Plastic Model Kit by Tamiya
Built around the new Pratt & Whitney R-2800 2000hp engine, and turning the largest propeller ever attached to a fighter plane (4m dia.), this gull-winged wonder was destined to be a success. In June 1942, the F4U-1 production models made their maiden flight. However, due to their restricted forward field of view, and because of a propeller wash effect caused them to stall left wing first during low speed landings, they first were used as land based fighters. Succeeding the F4U-1 in the summer of 1943 was the F4U-1A, which was equipped with an extended rear wheel landing gear shaft, a slightly modified glazed canopy, and a small triangular strip of metal bolted to the right leading edge of the wing to equalize the stall and avoid the roll to the left at touch-down. Despite these improvements, the new F6F Hell Cat was adopted as the main carrier-borne aircraft, and the first combat Corsairs became relegated to land based US Marine squadrons in the South Pacific. Major Boyington and 2nd Lieutenant Hanson of the U.S. Marines, Lt. Kepford of the Navy and other ace-pilots, bravely flew the F4U-1A into fierce air-combats, overpowering the Japanese Zero fighters with tremendous top speed and six 12.7mm heavy machine guns.

TAM61070 - $29.00

Tupolev TU-95 Bear

Plastic model kit by Revell Germany
Developed for the Soviet Navy in the early 1950s, the Tupolev Tu-95's purpose was to drop nuclear weapons. However, it was most often used for electronic reconnaissance and target tracking. The Tu-95's success in these roles made it a source of Soviet pride, as well as an instant Cold War icon. Kit features detailed surfaces with engraved panel joints, detailed engine nacelles, three machine gun positions, a detailed undercarriage, two large radomes (underneath the fuselage), an in-flight refueling probe, rotating propellers and decal markings for two U.S.S.R. Air Force aircraft.
Scale 1:144. Length: 354 mm. Wingspan: 373 mm. Skill level 5. Glue and paint required (not included).

RVL04673 - $26.25

$23.79

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Vb Trop.

Scale 1/48 Skill Level 3 Plastic Model Kit by Tamiya
The Supermarine Spitfire is regarded by many as the most beautifully designed single seat fighter to appear during WWII. The Spitfire went through numerous major and minor changes throughout its long production life. The Spitfire that demonstrated such superb performance over its homeland, was also urgently required for operations overseas. One of the better known versions was the North African prepared Spitfire designated "TROP", for Tropical. The biggest problem in desert operations was the intake of abrasive sands into the engine, which quickly wore out moving parts. To overcome this difficulty a Vokes air filter was affixed over the carburetor intake.

TAM61035 - $29.00

Su-25 Frogfoot

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
The Sukhoi Su-25 Frogfoot is one of the latest warplanes in the Soviet air arsenal. It is designed as a close support or ground attack aircraft very similar in concept to the U.S. built A-10 “Warthog”. The aggressive shape and heavy armament of the Su-25 make it an interesting and formidable aircraft. It was used extensively in Afghanistan where the mountainous terrain was perfect for testing the Su-25’s capabilities. Detailed cockpit with pilot figure and two–position canopy. A full range of armament, AA-8 air-to-air missiles, UV-16 rocket packs, a large caliber Gatling gun and AS-7 air-to-surface missiles. Decals for Soviet Air Force Su-25A, Red 12 and Czech Air Force Su-25A, Boscomb Down, England 1992. Molded in light gray and clear.
Length: 13-1/8". Wingspan: 12-1/4". Glue & paint required (Not included).

RMX855857 - $22.95

$20.75

Stearman PT-13D Kaydet

Plastic Model Kit by Revell Germany
The Stearman Kaydet was the standard aircraft used by the US Army and Navy for basic flying training during the Second World War. Thousands of American and also Allied pilots were trained on this type of aircraft. It was nicknamed the "Yellow Peril".

RVL04676 - $10.49

SR-71A Blackbird SnapTite®

Scale 1/110
Skill Level 1 SnapTite® Plastic Model Kit by Revell-Monogram
Flying at speeds in excess of Mach 3 (almost 2,000 mph), the Blackbird was instrumental in gathering strategic reconnaissance information from altitudes too high to detect. Features: Easy snap-together construction, parts molded in color, special decal sheet with one set of authentic markings and a bonus set of custom graphics such as lightning bolts and shark jaws.

RMX1187 - $15.95

$14.49

SR-71A Blackbird

Scale 1/72
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
This unique airplane flew at 2,000 mph at altitudes that are still classified. With high-tech electronic equipment on board, it gathered strategic reconnaissance information for the U.S. military for over 25 years. Features: Accurate surface detail, can be built as drone carrier (drone included), waterslide decals.

RMX5810 - $21.95

$19.95

Spitfire SnapTite

Scale 1/72
Skill Level 1 SnapTite® Plastic Model Kit by Revell-Monogram
Easy snap-together assembly. Pre-decorated - Glue and paint not required.

RMX851375 - $8.95

Spitfire MK-II

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
When Winston Churchill spoke of the few that gave so much, he was referring to the R.A.F. pilots in their Spitfires. Originally a seaplane, the Spitfire won a competition to become the R.A.F.'s number one fighter. It proved to be more than a match for the best that Germany could muster. Its kill ratio was 10 to 1 in the skies over England. Features: Deatiled cockpit area, landing gear, waterslide decals.

RMX5239 - $16.95

$15.49

Spirit of St. Louis

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
Built by the Ryan Airline Corporation, the highly modified design aircraft was based on the Ryan M-2. Designed by Donald Hall and supervised by Charles Lindbergh, the Spirit of St. Louis was completed on April 28, 1927 with Lindbergh's historic New York to Paris flight taking place on May 20-21. Flying from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, New York, his aircraft carried him over 3,600 miles in 33 1/2 hours to land at Le Bourget Aerodrome, Paris, France. Features: Authentic Wright J-5-C Whirlwind engine, highly detailed cockpit and optional standing or sitting pilot figure.
Fuselage: 7". Wingspan: 11-1/2". Skill level 2. Glue & paint required. (Not included)

RMX855244 - $16.95

$15.49

S.P.A.D. XIII RAF Warplane

Plastic Model Kit by Academy
One of the fastest and most famous World War I fighters, this biplane flew for the Allied forces.

Scale: 1/72
Length: 3"
Width: 4-1/4"
Height: 1"

ACY1623 - $5.25

Sopwith Triplane

Plastic model kit by Revell
Two-piece fuselage, accurately molded with authentic surface details. Features detailed radial engine, pilot figure. Waterslide decals for a British Royal Navy Air Squadron version
Scale 1/72. Length: 3.26". Skill level 3 - advanced kit. Glue & paint required - not included.

RVL04187 - $5.95

SNJ/AT-6 Texan

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
North American's AT-6 Texan advanced trainer is one of the most famous military training aircraft of all time with more than 17,000 examples of all variants being produced. The Texan's top speed was 207 miles-per-hour, the service ceiling was 24,100 feet, and the maximum range was 665 miles.

• Optional cockpit open or closed with detailed interior.
• Includes figures of a pilot and instructor.
• Decals included for SNJ Naval Air Reserve NAS Glenview, IL.1956 and AT-6 Luke Field, AZ.1942.
• Molded in Light Gray and Clear.

RMX855251 - $16.95

$15.49

SNJ Texan

Scale 1/72
Skill Level 2 kit by Testors
The SNJ was the US Navy version of the Air Force T-6 Texan. The genealogy of the T-6/SNJ can be traced back to the North American NA-16 which first flew in 1934. Later models of the T-6/SNJ series featured retracting landing gear, an all metal fuselage, reshaped wing tips and with the SNJ-3 a reshaped rudder which finally gave the Texan its familiar outline. The SNJ was primarily used as a trainer in WWII, however it did operate in more aggressive roles during its career. Plastic unassembled model with gluing and painting required. Intermediate to advanced skill level.

TES663 - $8.50