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MiG-25 FOXBAT The appearance of the MiG-25 stunned the Western world. Suddenly the Soviets had an interceptor equal to the finest in the world. All details of the huge fighter were carefully concealed by the Russians, but on Sept. 6, 1976, a defecting Russian pilot landed this technical marvel at a Japanese airfield and the plane yielded its secrets to the West. This model shows how big the Foxbat is. It comes with four AA-6 Acrid air-to-air missiles and Russian insignia decals. #14428 -1/144 Scale $9.99
MiG-23 FLOGGER With its variable-geometry, swing-wing configuration, the MiG-23 placed the SovietÕs air force on a par with the latest American fighters. Like the MiG-21 it replaced, this new Soviet fighter became an international success and was ordered by Syria, North Korea, Czechoslovakia,and East Germany.ÊThis model features the movable swing-wings, and detailed landing gear. In addition, there are two AA-2 Atoll air-to-air missiles and Soviet red star insignia.#14427 -1/144 Scale $9.99
FRS-1 SEA HARRIER One of the most unique fighter planes ever designed, the Harrier is the first successful vertical take off (VTO) fighter, and the first to be used in combat. The Sea Harrier was a key player in the fight between Britain and Argentina during the war over the Falkland Islands. Your model will show the details of the four exhaust ducts that lift the plane straight up and let it hover. There is also a refueling probe and you can customize the weapons load with a variety of rockets, bombs and pods. #14425 -1/144 Scale $9.99 
MIG 21 FISHBED One of the most unique fighter planes ever designed, the Harrier is the first successful vertical take off (VTO) fighter, and the first to be used in combat. The Sea Harrier was a key player in the fight between Britain and Argentina during the war over the Falkland Islands. Your model will show the details of the four exhaust ducts that lift the plane straight up and let it hover. There is also a refueling probe and you can customize the weapons load with a variety of rockets, bombs and pods. #14426 -1/144 Scale $9.99 
F-14A TOMCAT The Tomcat was the first successful swing-wing Navy fighter. This plane proved so versatile it served as the backbone of the U.S. Navy’s fighter/interceptor fleet for more nearly four decades. It was the victor in the first ever combat between swing-wing jet fighters. Our kit has the movable wings which made the Tomcat so formidable, two Phoenix missiles, clear cockpit canopy and markings from VF-14 Top Hatters squadron.#14422 -1/144 Scale $9.99 
MIRAGE F-1C The French Mirage F-1C is advancement on the original delta Mirage III, although it is more conventional in configuration. This model depicts the plane in l'Armee de l'Air markings and it can be loaded with two AS.39 Exocet anti-shipping missiles, two R.550 Magic air to air missiles, two Sneb rocket pods plus a centerline fuel tank. The canopy is clear and the plane has well-detailed landing gear. #14423 -1/144 Scale $9.99 
B-52H STRATOFORTRESS The B-52 has served longer than any other American bomber, succeeding its successors, flying combat missions alongside the sleek B-1 and the ghostly B-2. The box contains parts for one Quail decoy, four Skybolt, two Hound Dog and twelve SRAM missiles. Decal markings are provided for two B-52s, and a set for each missile. As a special bonus, clear display stands for the missiles are included.#14430 -1/144 Scale $29.99
KI-61 HIEN “TONY” When this fighter appeared in the Pacific skies, it was thought that it was a Japanese copy of the famous German Messer Schmitt Bf 109. In fact, it was powered by a version of the German DB-601, the type used in the Bf 109, but the plane itself was original and more efficient than the German plane. The Japanese name for the Ki-61 was”Swallow”, and this model reflects the clean lines of the original. #14432 -1/144 Scale $8.99
AICHI “JAKE” The Japanese built 1,418 of these versatile floatplanes for use as reconnaissance scouts operating from cruisers and seaplane tenders. These scouts would be launched from a catapult aboard the ships, but could also take off and land on the water. This model has a clear “greenhouse” canopy, movable propeller and a pair of floats. The decal markings are typical of the Imperial Japanese Navy scouts in 1941.#14433 -1/144 Scale $8.99
