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1/48 Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander (IAF). This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. This beautifully detailed kit of the Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander is an entirely new mold! The prototype of this general-purpose aircraft made its first flight in 1965, and it is used by more than 500 airlines in more than 120 countries; it is still being produced (with some changes to the engine) after more than 50 years! This particular aircraft was used by more than 10 airlines, including New Japan Airlines, Daiichi Aviation, and Ryukyu Air Commuter in Japan. Includes photo-etched parts and decals for 2 versions; will be about 22.6cm long with a wingspan of 31.1cm when completed. [Mold Color]: Brown, clear [Includes]: Decals, photo-etched parts
1/48 Britten-Norman BN-2/BN-2A Islander. This is an injection-plastic aircraft model kit. This beautifully detailed kit of the Britten-Norman BN-2A Islander is an entirely new mold! The prototype of this general-purpose aircraft made its first flight in 1965, and it is used by more than 500 airlines in more than 120 countries; it is still being produced (with some changes to the engine) after more than 50 years! This particular aircraft was used by more than 10 airlines, including New Japan Airlines, Daiichi Aviation, and Ryukyu Air Commuter in Japan. Includes photo-etched parts and decals for 2 versions; will be about 22.6cm long with a wingspan of 31.1cm when completed. [Mold Color]: Brown, clear [Includes]: Decals, photo-etched parts
1/72 Chieftain Mk.10 + Mk.11 Combo. This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit.The Chieftain is a second-generation main battle tank developed in the United Kingdom after World War II. Development began in the 1950s with the goal of integrating the main tank, the Centurion, and is supporting heavy tank, the Conqueror. Mass production began in May 1963. Because the British Army was skeptical of the idea of improving mobility at the expense of armor defense, the Chieftain adopted heavy armor for occupant protection and the new L11 120mm tank gun as its main armament. The main gun was powerful enough to destroy Soviet-made tanks such as the T-55 and T-62 at a distance of up to 4,000 meters.This new kit from Takom features photo-etched parts and decals for 6 versions; link-and-length tracks and assembly jig are also included. Order yours today![Includes]: Photo-etched parts, decals for 6 versions
1/72 Chieftain Mk.10 + Mk.11 Combo. This is an injection-plastic military vehicle model kit.The Chieftain is a second-generation main battle tank developed in the United Kingdom after World War II. Development began in the 1950s with the goal of integrating the main tank, the Centurion, and is supporting heavy tank, the Conqueror. Mass production began in May 1963. Because the British Army was skeptical of the idea of improving mobility at the expense of armor defense, the Chieftain adopted heavy armor for occupant protection and the new L11 120mm tank gun as its main armament. The main gun was powerful enough to destroy Soviet-made tanks such as the T-55 and T-62 at a distance of up to 4,000 meters.This new kit from Takom features photo-etched parts and decals for 6 versions; link-and-length tracks and assembly jig are also included. Order yours today![Includes]: Photo-etched parts, decals for 6 versions
1/72 Potez 25 A2/B2 Hispano. Decals for four planes: Sigma 3, Greek Air Force, Athenes-Tatoï airfield, end of April or May 1941 - White 20, Rumanian Air Force, Little Entente and Poland competition, Prague, August 1928 - White 12, in monoplane configuration, first Hispano aircraft delivered to Rumania, Prague, August 1928 - Nr 36, White 1, Yugoslav Army, Prague, August 1928.
1/72 Potez 25 A2/B2 Hispano. Decals for four planes: Sigma 3, Greek Air Force, Athenes-Tatoï airfield, end of April or May 1941 - White 20, Rumanian Air Force, Little Entente and Poland competition, Prague, August 1928 - White 12, in monoplane configuration, first Hispano aircraft delivered to Rumania, Prague, August 1928 - Nr 36, White 1, Yugoslav Army, Prague, August 1928.
