SBD Dauntless

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
The Navy's SBD Dauntless was the most famous carrier-based dive bomber of World War II. Built by Douglas Aircraft Company it served the Navy, Marines and the Army(as the A-24) and also many of our World War II allies.
Length: 7-3/4". Wingspan: 10". Glue & paint required (Not included).

RMX855249 - $16.95

$15.49

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

Piper Super Cub with Floats

Plastic model kit by Minicraft
The Piper Super Cub is one of the most popular private aircraft of all time. Many Super Cubs have been equipped with floats for take off and landing on bodies of water—typically lakes and reservoirs. These float-equipped aircraft are known as bush planes and are often the only link to the outside world for remote camping and fishing lodges in the US and Canada.
Features

• Floats
• Markings for US and Canadian registration
• Detailed cockpit interior
• Removable engine cowl and engine

MMI11663 - $27.99

$23.79

Piper Super Cub

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 Kit by Minicraft
One of the most popular sport planes of all time, the Piper Cub introduced legions of new pilots to the airways. The Super Cub is an advance version of the original Taylor Cub, from which Piper’s planes were developed. This plane was frequently the choice of bush pilots, who added floats, skis, or huge donut-like tires for landing on glaciers. Your Piper Super Cub model lets you see the engine and detailed interior and contains a decorative stripe decal along with the registration number.

MMIS1611 - $17.99

Piper PA-18 Super Cub

Scale 1/32
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell
The Piper PA-18 Super Cub was introduced in 1949 and production ceased completely during the 90’s.Even so the Piper Super Cub is still available today, as a pre-fabricated kit for private construction. The L-18C Super Cub was the well known military version of the PA-18 and was used for instructing trainee pilots.

• Detailed surfaces with recessed panel lines and fabric texture
• Open or closed cowl with 4-cylinder engine and movable propeller
• Decals for civilian version and L-18C U.S. Army version
• Molded in white and clear

RMX855483 - $32.95

$27.99

Piper Cherokee 140

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 Kit by Minicraft
Piper’s Cherokee is a popular choice for the pilot who advances to a larger plane suitable for carrying a family, sort of a flying sedan. Without the complications of retractable landing gear, it has simplicity and reliability. This model allows you to remove the cowl panel to view the engine, and the cockpit interior contains the usual controls and instrument. Clear windows and striping decals are included.

MMIS1610 - $17.99

Pilatus PC6C/H2 Turbo Porter

1/48 Scale plastic model kit by Roden.
This machine was developed in Switzerland at the end of the 1950's and promised to be very successful, and afterwards the American aircraft builder Fairchild purchased a license for the production of the PC-6. American production machines were passed on to Air America, as were others purchased in Switzerland.
The PC-6 appeared to be the ideal candidate for operations in these areas: it only needed a tiny space to take off in, and landing distances were also very short due to carefully designed wing flaps. The capacity of the cargo cabin was good for a single-engine airplane; and the strong construction of the undercarriage minimized the likelihood of destruction of the airplane in the event of a hard landing. The PC-6 was flown more frequently than other single-engine types in the Air America inventory, and an average hour in the air was amongst the highest.
During the production of the film "Air America", the film company endeavored to portray the spirit of the real events as much as possible, and used in filming the same types which had flown for the airline. A C-123 Provider was supplied for shooting by private owners, and the role of the PC-6 was played by the AU-23 Peacemaker of the Royal Air Forces of Thailand, which had been exported previously to that country by the U.S.A. They played the role of their historical predecessors perfectly, and some standout scenes, for example dangerous landings in difficult jungle conditions, let the audience witness the very real capabilities of this wonderful and extraordinarily elegant airplane.
Skill leve 3. Glue and paint required. (Not included)

ROD440 - $49.99

$42.50

PBY-5A BLACK CAT

Plastic Model Kit by Academy
The PBY-5A was the first version of this famous aircraft equipped with with landing gear, which made it a true amphibian plane.
Painted black and armed with bombs and radar, the PBY-5A was used effectively against ships.

112 parts in black and clear with delicate recessed panel lines. Accurately reproduced engines and cowlings, optional front gun turrets. Detailed waist gun positions with walkways and guns. Cockpit detail: seats, bulkheads, instrument panel with decal, bulkheads. Detailed wing tip floats and retraction mechanism. Bomb ordnance and radar antennae included.

Scale: 1/72. Length: 10-1/2"

ACY2137 - $29.00

$25.49

P-61 Black Widow

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
A longtime favorite with modelers, the Black Widow was the foremost American night fighter in WWII. This huge, black, 38,000 lb. airplane is complete with removable nose, radar, engine, detailed cockpits and rotating top turret. Includes flight crew. Features: Detailed flight deck and exposable engine detail, waterslide decals.

RMX7546 - $23.95

$21.49

P-51D Mustang

Scale 1/48
Skill Level 2 plastic model kit by Revell-Monogram
The most numerous version of the Mustang family was the P-51D, with over 7,956 being manufactured. The 78th Fighter Group's most colorful P-51D was assigned to their last wartime group commander, Lt. Col. John D. Landers. His aircraft was called the Big Beautiful Doll. Features: Lift off engine panel and wing machine gun access panel, waterslide decals.

RMX5241 - $16.95

$15.49

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

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-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

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

P-47D Thunderbolt Razor Back 1/72

Plastic Model Kit by Academy
Originally criticized for its size and weight, this older P-47 was called the "Razorback" because of its narrow, curving top line.

Cockpit complete with seat, controls, and gauges. Detailed engine and propeller assemblies. One Decal Sheet with Markings for Two Aircraft: Lt. Cecil O. Dean, 317th FS/325th FG, Spring 1944 Foggia, Italy and Lt. A.H. Rainbow, 391st FS/366th FG, Late 1944, France.
Scale: 1/72. Length: 5", Wingspan: 6-3/4"

ACY2175 - $13.50