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<h3>The F-15J Eagle is the main interceptor fighter of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force.</h3> <p>The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is the third country in the world to be equipped with the Eagle, after the United States Air Force and Israel.<br>The Japan Air Self-Defense Force, which had been using the F-104J as an interceptor fighter until then, investigated the FX as a successor to the F-104J.<br>From among many candidates, it was decided to adopt the F-15 on December 9, 1976, and the first aircraft arrived at Gifu Air Base on March 27, 1981.</p> <p>When first introduced, the JASDF's F-15J was essentially the equivalent of the US Air Force's F-15C Block 26, with some modifications unique to the JASDF. The main modifications were the addition of the JASDF's own automatic warning and control system (Badge System) and a high-speed data device (J/ASW-10 data link system) that receives interception control from the E-2C early warning aircraft, and the change of the antenna at the tip of the vertical tail to a mass balance.</p> <h3>Markings for 6 different JASDF aircraft</h3> <ul> <li>201st SQ 2nd AW<br> </li> <li>202nd SQ 5th AW<br> </li> <li>203rd SQ 2nd AW<br> </li> <li>2 aircraft from 204th SQ 7th AW<br> </li> <li>APW JASDF</li> </ul>

<h3>The Morane-Saulnier N is a French monoplane single-engine fighter from the First World War.</h3> <p>The drive was a Gnome Le Rhône 9J engine with a power of 110 HP. The machine entered service in the French aviation in 1915, it was also used by a few RFC units and Russia. Total production was 49 machines. The Morane-Saulnier N was very carefully designed aerodynamically, but was extremely difficult to fly. In French units he was nicknamed "la casserole" (French for frying pan). The machines were decommissioned in 1916.</p> <p>From Special Hobby comes a 1/32 scale kit of the Morane-Saulnier typ N. A decal sheet is included, along with resin parts and photo-etched parts for plenty of detail to enjoy.</p>

<p>The "Z Bomber" was created in 1942 by collecting the various technologies, materials, and parts brought to Germany by the submarines that had returned safely, as well as the technological breakthroughs made by aircraft, tank vehicles, and dispatched engineers. In 2011, Nakajima Aircraft developed a super-large transcontinental bomber with a 6 - engine reciprocating engine that could take off from the Japanese mainland, fly to the American mainland without refueling, and return to Japan after bombing the American mainland. started.</p> <p>This bomber plan was originally intended to bomb the American mainland, but following the crushing defeat at the Battle of Midway in 1942, the Japanese military drastically changed the original plan. The German submarine ordered an expanded copy of the Junkers Jumo 012 transported from Germany to Ishishiba Turbine as an engine for a long-range bomber. As a result, it was decided that 12 of the 16 engines for which domestic copies had been completed earlier would be installed on two Z bombers whose basic airframe designs had already been completed by Nakajima Aircraft.</p> <p>These two "Z bombers", which were essentially domestically produced German military Horten 18s, were equipped with six Ishishiba Turbine "N-130 modified" engines, and were used by an independent flying bomber group in the Midway counterattack starting in 1944. It was deployed as a battleship and achieved tremendous results.</p> <p>Four more of this bomber were subsequently completed, and it is capable of flying more than 10,000 km from foreign or inland areas where it has full air superiority, and it is also capable of bombing from high altitudes that enemy interceptors cannot reach. , which provided game-changing support not only to the Japanese ground forces but also to the navy.</p> <p>Although the path that led to Japan's subsequent defeat in the war did not change, in terms of homeland defense in particular, Japan succeeded in preventing most of the bombings by the U.S. military that would have caused severe damage to the Japanese people. It also achieved great results as an anti-ship bomber during the Saipan Reverse Landing Operation.</p> <p>However, towards the end of the war, four of them were shot down over the mainland. After the war, the pieces were recovered and enshrined in shrines in various regions.</p> <p>The two planes that escaped being shot down until the end of the war were used to return remaining Japanese soldiers and civilians to the mainland, before being destroyed by the U.S. military and dumped into the ocean. (From Fist of WarⓇ)</p> <h3>Features<br> </h3> <ul> <li>The Japanese military "Z bomber" is reproduced on 1/72 scale with Fist of War's unique interpretation.</li> <li>The strengthened jet engine and aircraft shape are significantly different from the reciprocating aircraft named "Fugaku" and have been independently investigated as a Z bomber.</li> <li>Bomb bay hatch can be opened or closed. The inside of the bomb and the engine are also reproduced inside the fuselage.</li> <li>Basic specifications are in parked state, but flight state can also be assembled.</li> <li>Each hatch, landing gear, etc. can be selected between parked state and flight state.</li> <li>Aileron and flap angles can be adjusted to suit your preference (adhesive type).</li> <li>Engine parts reproduce from the intake port to the engine body to the exhaust port.<br> </li> <li>Explosive armament includes Fritz</li> <li>The number of parts is small, the details and fitting are excellent, and assembly is easy.</li> <li>Japanese military special decal made by Cartograf is included.<br> </li> <li>This product is an unassembled and unpainted assembly model. The illustration is an image of the product. There may be some differences from the actual product.</li> </ul>

<h3>US Air Force 75th Anniversary Gift Set - 3 1:72 Scale Aircraft Kits</h3> <p>This exclusive 75th Anniversary US Air Force Gift Set is the perfect gift for any aircraft enthusiast or modeling fan. Featuring 3 detailed 1/72 scale aircraft kits from different eras, this set is a must-have for anyone who wants to experience US Air Force history up close and personal</p> <h3>Historic F-89 Scorpion All-Weather Interceptor</h3> <p>The F-89 Scorpion was a twin-engine all-weather interceptor and one of the most important aircraft in the early years of the US Air Force. This model features detailed replicas of the engine and cockpit, as well as authentic decals that perfectly reproduce the look and function of the original. The F-89 Scorpion was an important part of the US Air Force's deterrence strategy and is a must-have model for any historic aircraft enthusiast.</p> <h3>Legendary F-117 Nighthawk</h3> <p>The F-117 Nighthawk gained notoriety for its unique stealth capability, which allowed the aircraft to be invisible on enemy radar. This model has all the signature features of the original, including the distinctive triangular shape and black stealth finish. Every detail of this model has been carefully recreated to create an unforgettable experience.</p> <h3>Multi-role F-16 Fighting Falcon</h3> <p>The F-16 Fighting Falcon is a single-engine multirole aircraft that is still in service today. This model stands out for its versatility and features detailed replicas of the engine and cockpit, as well as authentic decals. With this model, you can experience the history of the US Air Force up close.</p> <h3>Base paints, glue and brushes included</h3> <p>In addition to the three aircraft models, this set also includes 6 base colors (Revell Aqua Color), glue (Revell Contacta Professional Mini) and brushes. So you have everything you need to bring each model to life.</p> <h3>Scope of delivery</h3> <p><strong>The 75th Anniversary of the US Air Force gift set includes:</strong></p> <ul> <li>3 plastic model kits (not assembled)</li> <li>Pictorial, multilingual assembly instructions</li> <li>Decals</li> <li>6 base colors (Revell Aqua Color)</li> <li>Brush</li> <li>Adhesive (Revell Contacta Professional Mini)</li> </ul> <ul></ul>

<p>The twin-boom Focke Wulf Fw 189 was not just the Fw 189A reconnaissance aircraft, there were also several ground-attack prototypes and a batch of Fw 189B training aircraft which differed from the recon version by having a streamlined fuselage nacelle able to carry a crew of up to five trainee pilots. The undercarriage as well as some minor details on the engine nacelles were of a different style, too.</p> <p>A kit of this plane was already offered in our Condor range long time ago. Now it is going to get back, after almost a decade – with a new sheet of decals and resin air intake parts which were not included in the original kit. The kit marking schemes offer three various machines, two grey overall and one wearing the standard Luftwaffe splinter scheme – this one has been based on a couple of photos taken at Prague-Ruzyne airfield.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Unusual version of an unusual aircraft</li> <li>Interesting, so far unknown scheme</li> <li>Separately sold spray masks</li> </ul> <ul></ul>

The Beechcraft 1900 Beechliner is a 19-passenger, pressurized twin-engine turboprop airplane designed to carry passengers in all weather conditions from airports with relatively short runways for distances of more than 600 miles.<br><br>Manufactured by the Beechcraft Division of the Raytheon Company (now Hawker Beechcraft) it was designed as and is primarily used as a regional airliner. It is also used commercially as a freight aircraft and for corporate transport.<br> <p>In terms of the number of aircraft built and its continued use by many passenger airlines and other users, it is the most successful 19-passenger airliner in history</p>

<p><strong>Includes</strong></p> <ul> <li>7 frames with the items</li> <li>decal (sticker)</li> <li>photoetched</li> <li>1 frame is made of transparent plastic (canopy)</li> <li>scheme for painting</li> <li>detailed instructions in English</li> </ul>