Hasegawa 1:48 Aichi D3A1 TYPE 99 [VAL] Model 11 Pearl Harbor Model Kit - Limited Edition

1:48 Scale Aviation Kit Parts: 143 Dimensions (mm): L 213 x W 299 Requires Painting: Yes Paints & Glue Included: No Suitable ages 14+ Features: Folding Wings and Etched Metal Parts Decal options: Second attack wave on Pearl Harbor, aircraft carrier Kaga, piloted by Shinsaku Yamakawa, aircraft "AII-256" (Hokoku-522, All Japan Schoolgirls) (December 1941) First attack wave on Pearl Harbor, aircraft carrier Shokaku, Major Kakuichi Takahashi's aircraft "EI-238" (December 1941)

Hasegawa 1:48 F.8J Crusader Aircraft Model Kit

1:48 Scale Aviation Kit Dimensions Length 348(mm) Wingspan 226 (mm): Number of Parts: 125 Decals Inluded: Yes Stand Included: No Requires Painting: Yes Paints & Glue Included: No

Hasegawa 1:48 F-86F-30 Sabre U.S.A.F Aircraft Model Kit

1:48 Scale Aviation Kit Dimensions Length 236(mm) Wingspan 235: Number of Parts: 93 Decals Inluded: Yes Stand Included: No Requires Painting: Yes Paints & Glue Included: No

Hasegawa 1:48 VF-19EF/A Isamu Special Macross Frontier Model Kit - Limited Edition

1:48 Scale Aviation Kit Number of Parts: 248 Dimensions: L  mm x W  mm Stand Included: No Requires Painting: Yes Paints & Glue Included: No Suitable ages 14+ Features: The parts come in ivory, green-gray, and clear. The package illustration is by Naoyuki Morishita. Main wing super parts Shoulder missile pods SMS suit pilot (seated position)

Hasegawa 1:48 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.IX - R.A.F Aircraft Model Kit

1:48 Scale Aviation Kit Dimensions (mm): L 198 x W 234 Number of Parts: 101 Decals Inluded: Yes Stand Included: No Requires Painting: Yes Paints & Glue Included: No Decals: Spitfire Mk.IX - No316 Squadron RAF Spitfire Mk.XVI No443 Squadron RAF Supermarine Spitfire is probably the most famous British fighter from the Second World War. It was an all-metal machine with a low wing configuration, characteristic elliptical wings, a classic tail and a retractable landing gear. The prototype flight took place on March 5, 1936. The Spitfire proved to be the RAF's staple of the war, which continued to do well after the war, remaining in production for 10 years