The Grumman F-14 is an air superiority fighter without equal. It has been
proven to be one of the most maneuverable combat fighters ever developed. The "Tomcat" utilizes movable, variable geometry wings to provide maximum performance over a broad spectrum of flight characteristics. The F-14 is equipped with an array of sophisticated systems that transform it into a lethal combat aircraft.

Skill level 1 , ages 8 and up.
1/72 scale plastic kit is for static display.
30 detailed gray parts that snap together
no glue necessary; no paint necessary.
Bonus stickers are included, which can be placed anywhere on the model; decals are of the peel-and-stick variety.
Also included is an "Adventures Built" collector poster.

Decals include:
- VF-33, 106, Navy, two green eyes, two lit bombs, two devil's heads, two shark mouths with eyes.
Scale: 1/72
Wingspan: 10-1/2" (26.6cm)
Length: 10-1/2" (26.6cm)

The F-14 is a two seat aircraft capable of speeds in excess of Mach 2. It's powered by two TF-30 turbofans, and has a twin tail that helps keep it flying, even if one tail is damaged. Swingwing design where the wings can sweep forward for excellent low-speed handling, or they can sweep back for high speed performance. Tomcat has a powerful AWG-9 radar that can track several targets at a long range, including cruise missles.

Skill level 1, ages 8 and up.
Created specifically to support troops in a ground attack role, the A-10
is incredibly maneuverable. It is slow for a modern jet aircraft, with a top
speed of only 423 mph, but it can carry up to eight tons of ordinance to
deliver the knockout punch to enemy armored vehicles.

1/72 scale plastic kit is for static display.
36 detailed gray parts that snap together - no glue necessary; no
paint necessary.Straight, flat wings allow the A-10 to carry a heavy load of weaponry.
Twin turbofan engines are mounted outside and above the rear fuselage.
A-10's main weapon is the GAU-8A 30mm cannon found in the nose.
Weapons carried by the bulky A-10 are found under the wings on a
multitude of hardpoints.
A-10 pilot sits in the extreme nose of the airplane for
visibility purposes; the cockpit is a single-seat area.
The A-10 is designed to remain flyable even if large areas have been
damaged or blown off.
Bonus stickers are included, which can be placed anywhere on the
model; decals are of the peel-and-stick variety.

Also included is an "Adventures Built" collector poster.
One decal sheet with markings for one aircraft. Decals include:
- SW 55 FS, SW 21 FS, A-10, two bobcat's heads, two samurai swords,
two lit bombs, two shark mouths with eyes, two yellow lightning
bolts.
Scale: 1/72
Wingspan: 9-1/4" (23.6cm)
Length: 8-3/4" (22.2cm)

Skill level 1, ages 8 and up.
This strange aircraft is a unique assemblage of flat external surfaces, and
the advanced airframe relies on non-metallic materials throughout. The aircraft
is a single-place design that is powered by two F-404 Turbofan engine.

1/72 scale plastic kit is for static display.
12 detailed black parts that snap together - no glue necessary; no paint necessary.
Stealth has no right angles and a radar absorbent skin that make it virtually invisible to enemy radar.
Two imaging infrared turrets are recessed into the nose; the one on top spots targets, while the one underneath is used for tracking and laser designation.
Laser guided bombs and missles are carried internally in this single-seat, low observable strike fighter.
The twin butterfly tail obscures exhaust plume from enemy infrared sensors.
Finally, twin General Electric F-404 Turbofan engines are buried deep in the fuselage to minimize heat emissions.
Bonus stickers are included, which can be placed anywhere on the model; decals are of the peel-and-stick variety.
Also included is an "Adventures Built" collector poster.
One decal sheet with markings for one aircraft. Decals include:
- TR 416 TFS USAF 838, TR 416 AMU USAF 838, two skulls and
crossbones, two blue bird heads, two shark mouths with eyes, two
green eyes, and two yellow lightning bolts.
Assembly required
Scale: 1/72
Wingspan: 7-1/2" (17.7cm)
Length: 11" (27.9cm)

Real Specifications
Type: Two-seat advanced attack helicopter.
Range: 428 mi
Service Ceiling: 10,200 ft (hover)
Maximum Speed: 227 mph

Weapons
30mm "chain gun" cannon
Eight Hellfire missles
2.75 in. Aries rockets
Rotor span: 48 ft dia.
Length: 58.26 ft
Height: 16.79 ft

The most advanced helicopter gunship flying today, the AH-64 Apache is a real GI helicopter capable of fighting, surviving and even living with front line troops on the battlefield. Having the ability to withstand the impact of high explosive and armor piercing rounds, the Apache was designed from the ground up to fight and win. It's lethal firepower, mobility, and high survivability provide the U.S. Army with the ideal fighting machine. Has a four bladed main rotor, Air data sensor and Twin General Electric T-700 turbo shaft engines. Equiped with Pilot Night Vision Sensor (PNVS), Target Acquisition and Designation Sight (TADS) it sees anything that moves. Armed with 1200 round capacity 30mm chain gun and carries up to 76-2.5in aerial rockets and 16 Hellfire missles if it does move it's dead. The pilot and the co-pilot/gunner are provided with helment-mounted sighting systems so that they can acquire targets simply my moving their heads.

16 detailed blue parts that snap together - no glue necessary.
Weapons include built-in 20mm M61A-1 cannon, AIM-9L sidewinder, and
AIM-7F Sparrow missles.
Agile fighter is powered by two General Electric F404 engines that
produce sixteen thousand pounds of thrust.
Perfect plane for high-flying maneuverability.
Bonus stickers are included, which can be placed anywhere on the
model; decals are of the peel-and-stick variety.
Also included is an "Adventures Built" collector poster.
One decal sheet with markings for one aircraft.
Decals include:
- U.S. Navy, Blue Angels, two shark mouths with eyes, two black wolf
heads, two rats, two lit bombs, and two devil heads.
Assembly required
Scale: 1/72
Wingspan: 6-3/4" (17.1cm)
Length: 9" (22.8cm)
Skill level 1 ages 8 and up.

Requires Assembly
Scale: 1/110
Wingspan: 6-1/4" (15.5cm)
Length: 11-3/4" (30.2cm)

1:100 Scale
Skill Level 1-paint and glue not needed

In the deadly realm of air-to-air combat, Eagle pilots have the assurance that one of the most advanced high-tech aircraft in the skies is backing them up. Designed to fly on both long-range ground attack and air-superiority missions, simply put, it blows things up and shoots things down.

Suitable for Ages 8 & Older.
Easy snap-together assembly...no gluing needed!
Pre-decorated polystyrene parts eliminate the need for painting.
Engine and landing gear detail.
Accurately reproduced static display model with meticulous
surface details.
Detailed payload and cockpit canopy.
Illustrated assembly guide.

Assembly required
Scale: 1:100
Skill Lvl: 1
Length: 6-1/2" (163mm)
Wingspan: 6-7/8" (175mm)
Pieces: 31

skill level 2 for intermediate modelers, ages 10 and up.
This workhorse helicopter from Vietnam flew every mission from ground
support to Medevac. These fast, heavily armed choppers were used by the Marine
Corps for protection of ground operations. "Hueys" were the gunships that
established the reputation of the armed helicopter as an indispensable weapon
of ground warfare.

Features:
Contains a total of 77 pieces.
40mm grenade launcher mounted in the nose - very unique feature.
Includes a pilot, twin machine guns, and two rocket pods.
Can be assembled with the doors open or closed.
Authentic U.S. Marines waterslide decals.
Molded in olive drab and clear.
-Danger, Keep Away, Rescue, 2, Marines, UHIC 153745, plus many much smaller warning and location decals.

Requires Assembly, Model Cement, Paint
Scale: 1:48
Wingspan: 11" (27.9cm)
Length: 10-1/4" (26cm)

The best U.S. fighter at the time of Pearl Harbor, the P-40 blazed across the skies of China in the hands of the famous Flying Tigers. This beauty captures all that excitement, from the shark-mouth nose to the pilot figure. Features: Flying Tigers markings, detailed cockpit.

Requires assembly, Model Cement, Paint
Scale: 1:48

The Supermarine Spitfire was the British Royal Air Force's premiere fighter during most of WWII and, with the Hawker Hurricane, formed the backbone of defense against the German Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain. The Mk II
Spitfire differed little externally from the Mk Ia but featured a 1175HP Rolls-Royce Merlin XII engine upgraded from 1050HP in the Mk 1a. This gave the Mark II a top speed of 360mph at 19,500ft and a service ceiling of 36,500ft.

FEATURES:
Detail 1/48th scale unassembled model for static display
34 parts molded in olive drab and clear with fine raised panel lines
Three-part canopy may be posed open or closed
Detailed wheels and landing gear
Sculpted pilot figure
Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat,
control stick rudder pedals, and bulkheads
Detailed instructions

Includes Invisa-Clear decals for two aircraft. Invisa-Clear decals are printed by a special process which minimises the amount of clear film around the coloured part of the decal. They are also very thin and respond to setting solutions.

Requires: Assembly, Paint
Scale: 1/48th
Wingspan: 225mm
Length: 188mm
Skill Level 2 for ages 10 to Adult, Intermediate to Advanced Modelers.

49 pieces. Molded in light gray and clear.
Scale: 1/48
Wingspan: 9-1/4" (23.4cm)
Length: 7" (18cm)
Skill level 2 for intermediate modelers, ages 10 and up.

The P-51D was the final Mustang variant to see combat during World War II, and it was considered to be one of the most successful fighters planes of that war.

Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Flight.
Over 60 beige and tan plastic parts attached to sprue trees.
Realistically molded parts.
Authentic launch track.
Includes detailed figures of Orville and Wilbur Wright.
Rigging thread is included.
Full-color "How-to" diorama sheet.
Detailed pictorial assembly instructions.

Requires Assembly, Cement,
Paint: White, Flesh, Flat Black, Red, Silver, Steel.
Length: 6-3/4" (17.1cm)
Wingspan: 12-1/4" (31.1cm)

December 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright made history on the sands of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, when they successfully flew in the flying machine they had built. With Orville at the controls, it was the first time a human had flown in a powered aircraft.

Suitable for Ages 10 & Older.
An accurate depiction of the Spirit built from quality, injection molded silver parts with embossed surface details.
Highly detailed cockpit including control panel and side panels.
Optional standing or seated pilot figure.
Authentic reproduction of the Wright J-5-C Whirlwind engine.
Clear skylight insert.
Cockpit door may be fixed in the open or closed position.
Landing gear struts and shock struts.
Authentic waterslide decals.
Illustrated assembly guide.

One Decal Sheet with Markings for 1 Aircraft Version:
- Charles Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis (May 20, 1927)

Requires: Assembly, Cement, , Paint
Scale: 1:48
Fuselage: 7" (178mm)
Wingspan: 11-1/2" (292mm)
Pieces: 50+

9 inches long
wingspan 12 inches
Molded in silver and clear.
Comes with Pilot and Co-Pilot figures.
Authentic markings included for Eastern Airlines and Pacific Southwest Airlines.
1:90 scale.
35 pieces
Skill level 2.

Highly detailed corrugated body and wing panels molded in dark silver polystyrene plastic.
Detailed landing gear with rolling wheels and an optional set of skis.
Clear cockpit and fuselage windows.
Waterslide decals.
Illustrated assembly guide.
One Decal Sheet with Markings for 3 Versions:
1: Rapid Air Lines, Inc. (May 1928)
2: Transcontinental Air Transport Maddux Air-Lines (Oct 1930)
3: Stout Air Lines (March 1927)
Scale: 1:77
Length: 8" (203mm)
Wingspan: 11.5" (292mm)
Parts: 40+

1-72 Scale. Measures 9 inches long when complete!
Authentic color decals, display stand, molded in light gray and clear.
Skill level 2
Assembly, paint, glue required

1/48 scale
skill 2
Assembly, paint, glue required