If you’re a dedicated die-cast model fan looking for the next addition to your collection, look no further than Jumblies Models. Jumblies Models are one of the UK’s largest specialists in die-cast collectables and plastic kits. We have a combined knowledge and experience of 10 years in the model/die-cast market, and we stock some of the best brands including Aviation 72 models.
Aviation 72 models are 1:72 scale models of military aircrafts such as the Tiger Moth primary trainer from the World War II range, and Saab’s advanced, delta-winged Saab Draken J35 jet fighters, both of which are available to pre-order now at Jumblies Models.
The release of SAAB models is welcome news to die-cast model collectors who will be sure to snap up the model collection when it hits the shelves in late 2011.
The Aviation 72 models range are extremely detailed, with opening cockpits, optional-position landing gear and ready to use display stands, so you can show off your new addition as soon as your receive it.
Aviation 72 models are a wonderful resource for seasoned collectors and for new collectors alike, and you’re sure to find you’re next model from the wide choice of hand selected items available online at Jumblies Models.
Aviation 72 die-cast model airplanes feature superb quality materials, and amazing detailing such as realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels and surface details, opening canopies, interchangeable landing gear with rotating wheels and display stands which replicate the aircraft in flight.
Although not yet released, the first collection of Aviation 72 models is due for release in the coming months, and all models are available to pre-order online. To avoid disappointment pre-order your new model today from the range of Aviation 72 models at Jumblies Models.
If you are interested in our selection of Aviation 72 models, then you may also be interested in our amazing selection of Airfix models. Together with this, you will also find a popular selection of models within our collection of Sky Guardians models.
