Grumman Duck

Used by every branch of the United States armed forces from before the Second World War to just after, the J2F Duck proved to be a rugged and dependable utility floatplane. Deployed in a variety of uses from air-sea rescue to anti-submarine patrols, the Duck was to be found from the cold wastes of Alaska to the heart of the South Pacific. Also exported, the Duck found widespread use in South America, where its strength and easy flight characteristics were much appreciated. This military workhorse did a tremendous job but never got the publicity of its more glamorous cousins. It could carry bombs, act as a transport, be used for photo-reconnaissance and rescues, usually when the normal aircraft for these roles were unavailable for both the USN and the USCG. This tremendous utility aircraft was flown by many countries well after the war ended. Scale 1/72. Skill level 2.

ARX-3031 - $12.25

Lockheed® PV-1 Ventura™

Plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
Built especially for the U.S. Navy, the PV-1 Ventura featured special equipment for patrol-bombing, including ASD-1 search radar and increased fuel capacity. Kit features recessed panel line detail, an optional "chin gun", a movable bomb bay compartment with full load, separate wing tanks and decals for three versions: 1. U.S. Navy PV-1, BuNo. 48895, Patrol Bombing Squadron VP-133, Iwo Jima, 1945; 2. U.S. Navy PV-1, BuNo. 48891, Pilot Lt. "Butch" Mason, Patrol Bombing Squadron VP-135, Attu, Alaska, 1943 and R.C.A.F. Ventura of No. 149 Squadron, Prince Rupert, British Columbia, 1943.
Scale 1:48. Length: Wingspan: 16-1/4" Length: 12-13/16" Height: 3-1/4". Skill level 3. Glue and paint required (not included).

RMX5531 - $32.95

$28.95

Messerschmitt Bf109 F-4

Plastic model kit by Revell Germany
Hans Joachim Marseille ranks among the most-decorated Luftwaffe aces of the WWII era. His flying skills were so highly regarded that Germans nicknamed him the "Star of Africa." While stationed in North Africa, Marseille scored 151 "kills," or 95 percent of his overall victories. Kit features a detailed DB 601 engine, two engine-mounted machine guns, a detailed cockpit with instrument panel, an optional tropical intake filter, a detailed undercarriage, a multi-part cockpit canopy, a moving propeller and decals for two Luftwaffe aircraft: 1. J. Marseille and 2. III/JG2.
Length: 190 mm. Wingspan: 206 mm. 1:48 Scale. Skill Level 4-requires paint and glue (not included).

RVL04656 - $25.25

$22.79

SB2C-4 Helldiver

Plastic model kit by Revell
In late 1943, the first SB2C Helldivers sailed for the Pacific aboard the U.S.S. Bunker Hill. Soon, they were participating in every major naval action in the Pacific. After WWII's end, they continued to serve the U.S. Navy until 1949. Kit features a cockpit with pilot figure, an exposed weapons bay with bombs, a detailed rear gun area, photo-etched perforated dive brakes and decals for two versions: 1. SB2C-4, VB-84, U.S.S. Bunker Hill, Tokyo Raids, February 16-23, 1945 and 2. SB2C-4, Marine Squadron VMSB-224, Bombing Banshees, Mindanao, June 2, 1945.
Wingspan: 12-7/8". Length: 9-1/2". Height: 3-1/8". 1:48 Scale. Skill Level 3-requires paint and glue (not included).

RMXS5983 - $29.95

$25.49

P-47D Thunderbolt Razorback

Plastic model kit by Revell
The P-47 Thunderbolt could dogfight with the best of them, but it excelled in ground attacks, too. In short, it was the Allies' most ideal multi-role fighter. Kit features a detailed cockpit, a choice of open or closed "razorback" canopy, extensive under-wing details a pilot figure and three marking options: 1. 1st Lt. Quince Brown, P-47D-6-RE, "Okie," 42-74753, 78th F.G., 84th F.S., 8th Airforce; 2. Lt. Cipipen, P-47D-16-RE, "Pied Piper," 42-75885, 58th F.G., 310th F.S and 3. Capt. Arle Blood P-47D-20-RE, "The Bug," 42-76653, 450th F.G., 510th F.S., 9th Airforce.
1/48 scale. Skill Level: 2 requires paint and glue (not included)

RMX855261 - $16.95

$15.49

OS2U Kingfisher

Plastic model kit by Revell
Originally designed in the late 1930s as an observation aircraft, the OS2U Kingfisher had a remarkable career aiding the Allies in rescue and reconnaissance missions during WWII. Kit features a choice of open or closed canopies, optional parts for wheeled and float versions, an optional dolly to model the "floatplane" version on land, pilot and gunner figures and decals for two versions: 1. OS2U-3 Kingfisher of Cruising Scouting Squadron One (VCS-1), catapults U.S.S. Detroit (CL-8), Aleutian Islands and 2. Kingfisher OS2U-3 Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi, Texas, 1942.
1/48 scale. Skill Level: 2 requires paint and glue (not included)

RMX855260 - $16.95

$15.49

B-17G Flying Fortress

Plastic model kit by Revell
Countless aircraft enthusiasts consider the B-17G to be WWII's definitive strategic bomber. Sporting an impressive 104-foot (32 m) wingspan and 287 mph (462 km/h) top speed, it's no wonder 8,680 were produced in all! Kit features a detailed cockpit, an opening bomb bay with racks and four bombs, a navigation compartment, rotating turrets, separate rudder and elevator flaps, optional side-window machine guns, two tail machine gun positions (radome or belly gun turret), opening engine cooling rings, optional lowered landing flaps and decals for three U.S. Army Air Force versions.
Skill Level 3. Scale: 1/72. Length: 12-5/8". Height: 3-1/4". Wingspan: 17-5/16" Glue and paint required (not included).

RMX855861 - $26.95

$23.95

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

P-47N Thunderbolt

Plastic model kit by Revell
The P-47N - the last variant produced - was initially developed to escort B-29 bombers during air raids over Japan. The most distinguishing feature of the "N" variant was its in-wing 50-gallon (190-liter) fuel tanks, which extended the aircraft's range by 2,000 miles (3,200 km). Kit features recessed panel lines, a detailed radial engine, a detailed cockpit, weighted tires, complete underwing stores, a detailed pilot and markings to recreate P-47Ns flown by pilots Lt. Oscar Perdomo and Lt. Col. Ollie O. Simpson.
Skill Level 2. Scale 1:48 Length: 9-1/8 inches Wingspan: 10-3/4 inches. Requires glue and paint (not included).

RMX855314 - $22.95

$20.75

AD-6 Skyraider

Plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
Piston-powered and combat-tough. The tough and versatile A-1 Skyraider was among the final piston-powered, prop-driven fighter aircraft produced just before the dawn of the "Jet Age." Distinguishing features of the "AD-6" variant included a low/high altitude bomb detector, a 14/30 inch bomb ejector and three dive brakes. Kit features a detailed cockpit, a choice between an open or closed canopy, under-wing ordnance, a detailed pilot and decal markings for AD-6 (A-1H), 1st Fighter Squadron, Vietnamese Air Force, Squadron Commander's aircraft and AD-4E, BUNO 132325, Naval Ordinance Test Station (NOTS), China Lake, California, 1956.
1/48 scale. Skill Level: 2. Paint and glue required, not included.

MONS5312 - $22.95

$20.95

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

P-51D Mustang

The P-51 Mustang was the most popular and widely produced fighter of World War II. Total production of all models reached 15,576 planes. The P-51 had a top speed of 437 mph. Armament consisted of six .50 caliber machine guns mounted in the wings. The P-51 Mustang is regarded today as a classic in piston powered fighter design. This highly detailed model is predecorated and molded in color with easy snap assembly - no paint or glue required. Scale 1/72. Skill Level 1.

RMX1374 - $8.95

A-26B Invader

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
The first A-26B Invader rolled off the assembly line in 1943 and it has the distinction of being the only combat aircraft used by the United States in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. There are still some A-26s being used today in civil duties such as fire fighting and air shows. Its sixty-plus years of service attest to its excellent design, versatility and rugged durability.

• Optional open or closed canopy
• Three crew figures plus eight 300 LB bombs
• Decals for military A-26B “Versatile Lady” and civil B-26C “Dragon Lady”
• Molded in light gray and clear

RMX855524 - $32.95

$27.99

P-51B/C Mustang

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
Early P-51's were initially used primarily for ground attack duties and utilized an Allison engine. Then in 1943, improved P-51's, using the British Merlin engine coupled with a new supercharger began to arrive in England, and the difference was considerable. This new more powerful version gave the Mustang an advantage in air combat and made many air victories possible.

• Recessed panel lines and detailed cockpit with seated figure.
• Movable propeller, weighted tires and optional standard or bubble canopy.
• Decals for P-51B-5-NA 43-103363, pilot Col. David "Tex" Hill, 26th Fighter Squadron, 51st Fighter Group, Kunming, China 1945 or P-51C-5-NT Lucky Leaky II, 42-103363, 352nd Fighter Squadron, 353rd Fighter Group, Raydon RAF Base, 1945.
• Molded in light gray and clear.

RMX855256 - $16.95

$15.49

P-39 Airacobra

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
The unorthodox design features of the P-39 were conceived as early as 1936, when the aircraft engineers took on the task of designing an aircraft they considered to be the ultimate for air warfare. By locating the engine behind the cockpit and driving the propeller through an eight foot extension shaft and reduction gear box, the nose section was made available for the installation of heavy armament.

• Cockpit doors can be assembled closed or open to show interior and pilot figure.
• Access panels for detailed engine and gun compartments are removable.
• Decals for P-39D-2, 41-703151st Fighter Group, North Africa, 1943, P-39Q, 42-19551, Devastating Devil, 49th Fighter Squadron, 15th Group, Canton Island, Pacific, 1943 and P-400, BW-151, 347th Fighter Group, 67th Fighter Squadron, 13th Air Force, Guadalcanal. British Color Scheme and Serial Number. P-400s were rejected by the RAF and Returned to the US Army.
• Molded in light gray and clear.
• Cockpit doors can be assembled closed or open to show interior and pilot figure.

RMX855255 - $16.95

$15.49