Model Planes

Suggested use: Tamiya F-35A #61124The set includes four sheets of masks (shown in the picture). The masks are made from thin masking tape, which is easy to be peeled off and doesn't leave any stains. The tape is tested on clear and painted model too. If carefully removed after painting, they can b..

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Red Fox Studio manufactures 3D acrylic resin instrument panels and detail parts for aircraft cockpits in several scales.With a wide-ranging catalogue featuring references for the most popular aircraft, as well as for the most popular scale models, these upgrade details easily and substantially imp..

Excellent quality, the best technological production of the foil cross-section, mask with printed part numbers together with the instructions clearly defines the parts of the mask and their specific location and application...

This set contains: 2 canopy masks(outside & inside) + 3 insignia masksHow-to:Preparing the masks: Masks should not be stretched during the application process as they are flexible and this could cause deformation. Remove the whole mask if necessary, and then apply again. Once placed on the model, th..

Luftwaffe WWII aircraft spots camouflage. Scale 1/32...

Photo etched stainless steel..

3D printed resin. Comes on printing supports which need to remove..

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Decal..

3D printed resin. Comes on printing supports which need to remove...

3D printed resin. Comes on printing supports which need to remove...

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This set includes six (6) Mk-83 1000lb bombs with conical fins and six (6) each of the following : M904 nose fuzes, Mk-43 TDD and MXU-735 Nose Plugs.The Mk-83 was the weapon of choice for the USN and USMC during Operation Desert Storm and was used extensively throughout the war. Yours truly built ..

This set includes six (6) Mk-83 1000lb bombs with BSU-85 fins and six (6) each of the following : M904 nose fuzes, Mk-43 TDD and MXU-735 Nose Plugs.The Mk-83 was the weapon of choice for the USN and USMC during Operation Desert Storm and was used extensively throughout the war. Yours truly built s..

This set contains six (6) Mk-82 500lb bombs with thermal protective coating and BSU-86 retarded fins. Also included are six (6) each of the following:M904 Nose FuzeMk-43 TDDMXU-735 Solid Nose PlugBombs come as shown in the photo. Light sanding may be needed on the aft end of the tail section..

This set contains six (6) Mk-82 500lb bombs with BSU-86 retarded fins. Also included are six (6) each of the following:M904 Nose FuzeMk-43 TDDMXU-735 Solid Nose PlugBombs come as shown in the photo. Light sanding may be needed on the aft end of the tail section to remove remnants of support ..

This set includes six Mk-82 / BLU-111/B bombs with BSU-33/B tail fins, and six each of the following : M904 nose fuzes, Mk-43 TDD, MXU-735 nose plugs.Accurately reproduced using personal measurements and photos of the real item. Parts come as seen in the photo, leaving minimal work for the modeler..

This set includes six (6) Mk-77 Fire Bombs.Light sanding to remove print support nibs is necessary on the aft end of the bomb..

This set includes twelve (12) Mk-76 25 lb Practice Bombs..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn February of 1964, the LAU-7A/A was introduced as a USAF version of the LAU-7/A that incorporated provisions for launching the TDU-11/B Target Rocket.The LAU-7A/A was used interchangeably with the Aero-3B on USAF F-4C/D/E Phantoms.The standoff adapters in ..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn January of 1987, AAC-829 was introduced and by May of 1988, over 6500 launchers had been modified to LAU-7/A-6.Over the course of the next several years, numerous AAC's changed the designation of the launcher to B/A, A-7, B/A-1, as well as a few others. How..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn September of 1976, AAC 688 introduced a new dual Fin Retaining Clip for the new AIM-9L Sidewinder, creating the LAU-7/A-4.In June of 1980, AAC-736 was introduced and the launcher became the LAU-7/A-5.The LAU-7/A-5 was the launcher used when two VF-41 F-14..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn May of 1969, AAC 545 introduced the Fin Retaining Clip for the AIM-9D/G/H Sidewinder, creating the LAU-7/A-1.In January of 1971, AAC-537-1 introduced the Detent Holdback Pin, creating the LAU-7/A-2.By 1972, the launcher was re-designated as the LAU-7/A-3 ..