UH-60L Blackhawk Medical Evacuation United States troops around the world know this aircraft as an 'angel of mercy' as it transports the wounded quickly to medical treatment. The markings are distinctive and our detailing in the model delivers value. #11644 - 1/48 Scale $34.99 
P-38J Lightning The P-38 was developed just before WWII for the United States Army Air Force. It remained in production throughout most of the war due to the versatile design that combined high-speed performance, heavy firepower and long range. This kit contains 3 sets of markings: USAAF P-38J-15, 20FG, England, 1944-Gentle Annie;USAAF P-38J-15, 479FG, England, 1944-Scat II,USAAF P-38J-15, 82FG, Italy, 1944-Judy Ann #11649 - 1/48 Scale $39.99
B-17G FLYING FORTRESS Truly an aviation classic, the B-17, along with the B-24, was one of the major players in WW II. It possessed great range and carried a respectable load of bombs. This model has a clear nose, cockpit and waist windows and turrets, and rotating props. Authentic combat markings come with a checkerboard tail and the nickname “Ole Doodle Bug”. #14401 -1/144 Scale $12.99
P-38 F-5 Photo Recon with Shark Mouth Nose Art The P-38 was one of the most famous fighters in WW II. Fast and heavily armed, it flew in many theatres of action. In our new version, it is an F-5 Photo Recon plane with shark's head nose art & D-Day invasion stripes as flown by the 33rd Photo Recon Group. It is a wonderful example of the versatility of Allied aircraft and a salute to the men who flew them. More information avaialble at:http://www.33rdprs.org/#11643 - 1/48 Scale $32.99
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B-24J LIBERATOR Long range, heavy armament and large bomb loads made the B-24 indispensable to the Allied victory. More B-24s were built than any other American bomber. As the planes wore out, they were classed as “War Weary” and many were used as marker planes to set up formations before a raid. These planes were painted with bright colors and sometimes-bizarre color schemes for high visibility. This model depicts one of those Assembly ships. #14402 -1/144 Scale $12.99
F-111E AARDVARK The ungainly name of this plane comes from the appearance of its long nose. And, although the appellation Switch Blade is often used, the F-111 did not have an official name. The plane was developed under a great deal of controversy as the TFX, or Tactical Fighter, Experimental. The original concept was to design a plane that could be used by the Air Force from land and Navy from carriers. The Navy version failed to achieve its goals, but the Air Force F-111 eventually became a very efficient weapon. #14420 -1/144 Scale $9.99
B-25H/J MITCHELL While in service, some of the B-25s were modified with four gun blisters on the fuselage. Then it was found that the versatile plane could also carry a 75 mm cannon in its nose! From these field modifications, the production lines were altered and the B-25H/J was assembled with the guns already mounted. The H had the typical glass bomber nose and the J version carried the cannon. This model has parts and decals to make either variant. #14405 -1/144 Scale $9.99
MK-60K BLACKHAWK This version of the Army’s Blackhawk carries two long range fuel tanks, an aerial refueling probe, and under nose FLIR pod, all reproduced on this model. The detailed cabin interior can be seen through the clear windows, or the side doors can be opened for viewing. Also featured is the rotor head system with its push rods, and both rotors revolve. Other parts include control sticks, rudder pedals and decal instrument panels.#11623 -1/48 Scale $34.99 
MH-60G SS HAWK The MH-60G, known as the Pave Hawk, is used for special operations. This kit contains the unique parts for this specialized version of the versatile H-60. You’ll find the offset nose radome, door mounted .50-inch machine guns and 7.62 Miniguns in the side windows. In addition, there is the refueling probe, an infrared jammer beacon and the stripe decals denoting the special service mission. Main and tail rotors revolve. #11622 -1/48 Scale $34.99 
