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395 products in this category, displaying products 1 to 25.
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1/48 Austro-Hungarian Albatros
WWI Austro-Hungarian sesquiplane (Vee-Strutter) fighter, Oeffag-built version based on the original German design. Vinta...
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$14.98 In Stock
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1/48 B-24J Liberator
The 8th Air Force took advantage of the B-24's bigger bomb loads while fighting against Germany. The 15th Air Force empl...
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$34.35 In Stock
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1/48 F-100 Super Sabre
Key Features
Highly detailed pieces molded in light gray and clear
Under wing stores, bull pup missiles, bombs and drop ...
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$18.35 In Stock
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1/48 F6F-5 Hellcat
Designed to replace the subpar Wildcat, the F6F Hellcat is most famous as the Mitsubishi® Zero's most formidable foe. K...
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$13.60 In Stock
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1/48 Japanese Mitsubishi A6M
This miniature plastic Mitsubishi A6M Zero model composes of 5 sections and is fully painted with excellent details. Ea...
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$64.95 In Stock
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1/48 Snap, A6M2, 21 "Zero"
PEGASUS
1/48 E-Z Snapz A6M2 Model 21 "Zero" Plastic Model Kit, #8409
Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in grey E-Z ...
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$8.80 In Stock
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1/48 Snap, V-2 Rocket
Dreaded weapon of terror, the V-2 rocket was the world's first intercontinental ballistic missile. Launched against Lond...
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$9.50 In Stock
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1/48 Wessex HAS Mk.3
From 1967-1983, the Royal Navy used the Westland Wessex HAS Mk. 3 in the Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) role. Nicknamed th...
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$20.20 In Stock
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1-48 Plastic Aircraft Kit
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1/48 A-10 Thunderbolt
The A-10 is still one of the most successful combat aircraft for close support/ground attack missions and can carry up t...
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$28.60 In Stock
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1/48 A-10 Warthog
Designed especially for close air support, the Warthog entered service in 1975. Literally built around the 30mm GAU-8 Ga...
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$21.55 In Stock
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1/48 A-10A Thunderbolt II
1/48 A10A Thunderbolt II Fighter
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$39.60 In Stock
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1/48 A-20B Boston III
1/48 A20B/Boston III Twin-Engine WWII Aircraft
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$46.40 In Stock
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1/48 A-26B Invader
The first A-26B Invader rolled off the assembly line in 1943 and it has the distinction of being the only combat aircraf...
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$26.35 In Stock
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1/48 A-4E/F/G Skyhawk
1/48 A4E/F/G Skyhawk Aircraft
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$28.80 In Stock
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1/48 A-6E Navy Attack Bomber
The definitive "Intruder."
The A-6 Intruder served the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps from 1963 and 1997. The defin...
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$26.35 In Stock
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1/48 A-7E Corsair II "VF-147"
This is the 1/48 Scale A-7E Corsair II "VF-147 Argonauts" Plastic Model Kit from Hasegawa®.
Key Features
Limited editi...
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$56.69 Out of stock
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1/48 A-7K Corsair II Aircraft
Cold War era US-built carrier-capable subsonic jet attack aircraft, 2-seat trainer version for the Air National Guard.
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$55.20 In Stock
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1/48 A1H Skyraider Fighter
Requires
Assembly
Paint
Hobby Knife
Cement
DUE TO SMALL PARTS THAT MAY BE SWALLOWED KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN AGE 3 AND Y...
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$21.60 In Stock
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1/48 A1H Skyraider USN
During 1943 the U.S. Bureau of Aeronautics considered to combine the tasks of torpedo bomber and dive-bomber into one. S...
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$31.20 In Stock
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1/48 A4D Skyhawk
- 1:48 Scale Model-
- Highly Detailed Parts -
- Authentic Decals -
Required: Glue
Skill Level: 2 - More challenging
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$11.95 In Stock
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1/48 A6M2 Zero Fighter Type 21
Key Features
Detailed 1/48th scale plastic kit for static display.
Single engine, single seat, Japanese ...
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$12.00 In Stock
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1/48 A6M5/5a Zero Fighter Zeke
At the beginning of the Pacific War, the Zero was an excellent fighter plane. As the war progressed, Model 21, 22, and 3...
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$42.75 In Stock
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1/48 A6M5C Type 52 Zero Fighte
In April 1939, shortly after the first Japanese Zero began test trials, modification drawings were already taking place ...
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$12.80 In Stock
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1/48 ACH-47A Chinook
1/48 ACH47A Armed Chinook US Army Helicopter
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$69.75 In Stock
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1/48 AD-6 Skyraider
Piston-powered and combat-tough. The tough and versatile A-1 Skyraider was among the final piston-powered, prop-driven f...
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$18.35 In Stock
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