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Airfix – Nr. A09179 – 1:48English Electric Lightning F.1/F.1A/F.3
Aircraft, Airline, All Plastic Kits, Plastic KitsAirfix – Nr. A09179 – 1:48English Electric Lightning F.1/F.1A/F.3
Brand: Airfix
Product name: English Electric Lightning F.1/F.1A/F.3
Product number: A09179
Scale: 1:48
Type: Full kit
Includes: Plastic sprues, Waterslide decals, Clear parts
Released: 2015 | Rebox (Changed decals)SKU: A09179 - Aircraft, All Plastic Kits, Plastic Kits
Airfix 1/24 Hawker Hurricane Mk.1
The most numerous fighter in service with the RAF at the start of the Battle of Britain, the Hawker Hurricane went on to prove itself a vital and effective fighter aircraft on all fronts of the Second World War. It came to be regarded as a rugged and reliable ground attack machine, but it was undoubtedly its? service as a defensive fighter during the Battle of Britain that forged its reputation as one of the war?s great fighters. Entering service with 111 squadron in December 1937, the original fabric wings made way for metal ones by 1939. During the Battle of Britain, the average strength of fighter command was 1,326 Hurricanes compared to 957 spitfires. It was in a Hurricane that Flt. Lt. Nicholson gained fighter commands? only Victoria Cross of the war, downing an enemy Messerschmitt Bf110, while his own aircraft was being engulfed with flames. After the Battle of Britain, the Hurricane went on to serve in the Far East, as well as the Desert and Eastern Front.
SKU: A14002V - Airline, All Plastic Kits, Plastic Kits
Airfix 1/72 A01751 WWII US Paratroops Figures Set
The early German victories in WWII using paratroops spurred the creation of the US airborne program, and a fifty-man test platoon was formed on 25th June 1940.
Manufacturer: Airfix
Model: A01751 WWII US Paratroops
Scale: 1/72SKU: A01751 - Aircraft, Airline, All Plastic Kits, Plastic Kits
Airfix 2052 GLOSTER GLADIATOR S2 1:72
Still in service at the outbreak of WWII, the Gladiator proved to be a capable biplane fighter, but was outclasses against modern monoplane opposition. The mount of some of the RAF’s most famous pilots, such as Pat Pattle and Roald Dahl, preserved Gladiators cab still be seen flying today at Duxford and Old Warden air displays.
SKU: A02052
