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<ul> <li>2 kits in the box</li> <li>4 decal variants</li> <li>Canopy masks</li> </ul>

<h3>BAC/EE Lightning T Mk.4</h3> <p><strong>2 decal versions:</strong></p> <ul> <li>XM898/X 56 Sqn Firebirds 1963</li> <li>XM995/T 92 Sqn G"tersloh, Germany,1976</li> </ul> <p><strong>The model contains:</strong></p> <ul> <li>PUR parts of ejecton seats and jet exhaust</li> <li>Alternative markings on Xtradecals X48151 and X48153.</li> </ul>

<p>The Mirage 4000 was a prototype fighter developed by the French aircraft manufacturer Dassault in the late 1970s for the large fighter market. The F-14 and F-15 were its sales rivals, and were considered to be expensive from the start of their development. The twin-engined aircraft was based on the Mirage 2000, and it had a bubble canopy and canard wing. The empty weight was increased by 74% compared to the Mirage 2000, it had a total of 11 hard points, and it carried 2.5 times the payload. It used fly-by-wire technology, and it was thought that its high performance and new technology would make it desirable for export and domestic use. Its first flight was taken in March 1979, but the limited market for large-scale, expensive aircraft was limited, so only one prototype was completed.</p> <p>This model kit from Models Vit includes photo-etched parts, double-sided painting mask seals for the canopy, two different canopies (open and closed), six R.550 Magic air-to-air missiles, two AS-30 air-to-ground missiles, two BGL-1000 laser guidance bombs, two tanks, infrared forward monitoring pod and laser target indicating pod, and decals for two versions</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>3 New Sprues With Armament</li> <li>2 Canopies (Open/Closed)</li> <li>Decals For 2 Liveries</li> <li>PE sheet, Adhesive masks (inner/outer ), transparent foil for HUD</li> </ul>

<p>Trumpeter 06404 1/350 SBD-3 DAUNTLESS (Pre-painted) Plastic Model Kit</p>

<h3>Praga E-241 Luftwaffe 92047</h3> <ul> <li>Reference: 92047</li> <li>Praga E-241 Luftwaffe 92047</li> <li>Plastic assembly kit, scale 1/72, ready to assemble and decorate.</li> <li>Requires paints, brushes, cutter and adhesive.</li> </ul> <p>The new version of the advanced trainer Praga BH-41 was the Praga E-141 with Diesel engine ZOD-260. This was not very succesfull and new version Praga E-241 with Walter Pollux II engine first flown in 1936 year. Total was produced about 80 machines, which was used in Czechoslovak army to March 1939 year. In war years were flown in Slovakian A.F. as trainer and reconnaissance as operational on the Eastern front. Luftwaffe also used some machines as advanced trainers in A/B schools</p>