1:88 - 1:99 Scale Airplane Models

The C27J Spartan was fashioned from the former G.222, which was then produced under the collaboration of three Italian companies namely Fiat Aviazione, Alenia Aeronautica, and Aeritalia. Widely used by the Italian Air Force, this military transport aircraft had its maiden flight in 1999. After improvements were completed on the aircraft�s engines and electronic systems, the enhanced plane gained an increase in range by 35% and a faster cruise speed by 15% than its predecessor. Its developers...

The Sikorsky CH-53 Stallion is a medium-lift helicopter used mainly by the US Marine Corps. It is designed for the transportation of equipment, supplies, and troops during the assault phase of an amphibious operation and subsequent operations ashore. Similar in design to the CH-53 Sea Stallion, the CH-53 Stallion adds a third engine and a seventh blade to the main rotor, which enables it to haul loads of up to 7 tons. It is shipboard-compatible and capable of all-weather and day/night...

Curtiss P-40 'Hells Angels' 1:90 by Model PowerItem Number: MP5354-1Curtiss P-40 "Hells Angels" 1:90 MODEL POWER POSTAGE STAMP AIRCRAFT-E SERIES Purple Box

After finalizing the design, the Grumman Albatross was introduced as a large amphibious flying boat. It was basically an upgraded version of the Grumman Mallard with a deep-V hull section and longer airframe. The HU-16 entered military service through the US Air Force, the US Navy and the US Coast Guard. It served primarily as a search and rescue aircraft, fetching downed pilots. When it was flying for the USAF in the early stages, the Albatross was designated as the SA-16. It wasn�t until...

The Grumman HU-16 served the US Navy, the US Air Force, and the US Coast Guard as an amphibious flying boat. The aircraft�s deep hull and weight load capacity made it ideal for search and rescue (SAR) and combat and search missions. The Albatross was originally designated as the SA-16 (for the ones employed by the USAF) and as the JR2F-1 and UF-1 (for the ones employed by the US Navy). It wasn�t until 1962 when the aircraft had its name standardized as the HU-16. The basic power source of the...

P-40B, 160/15P, 2nd Lt. George Welch, 47th PS, 15th PG, USAAF, Wheeler Field, 7th December 1941, Pearl Harbor Defender (1:90) By Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Item Number: PS5354-2 About Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Postage Stamp plane models (formerly known as Model Power models) has a long history of producing affordable, ready made diecast airplanes in the 5" to 8" range. The production scale varies by the planes as they are made to fit existing box sizes rather then to consistent scale...

P-80 (F-80) Shooting Star USAF 8th FBW, 36th FBS, FT-547 Evil Eye Fleagle "Miss Barbara Ann" Suwon AB, South Korea (1:96) By Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Item Number: PS5392-1 About Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Postage Stamp plane models (formerly known as Model Power models) has a long history of producing affordable, ready made diecast airplanes in the 5" to 8" range. The production scale varies by the planes as they are made to fit existing box sizes rather then to consistent scale size....

RAF Spirfire MK II "Battle Of Britain" (1:93) By Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Item Number: MP5335-3 About Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Postage Stamp plane models (formerly known as Model Power models) has a long history of producing affordable, ready made diecast airplanes in the 5" to 8" range. The production scale varies by the planes as they are made to fit existing box sizes rather then to consistent scale size. Using fit-to-box manufacturer and designing the models without landing gear...

Supermarine Spitfire RAAF Postage Stamp Collection (1/93) By Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Item Number: PS5335-4 About Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Postage Stamp plane models (formerly known as Model Power models) has a long history of producing affordable, ready made diecast airplanes in the 5" to 8" range. The production scale varies by the planes as they are made to fit existing box sizes rather then to consistent scale size. Using fit-to-box manufacturer and designing the models without...

The Osprey is the world's first production tilt rotor aircraft, with one three-bladed prop rotor, turboprop engine, and transmission nacelle mounted on each wingtip. For takeoff and landing, it typically operates as a helicopter with the nacelles vertical and rotors horizontal. Once airborne, the nacelles rotate forward 90_ in as little as 12 seconds for horizontal flight, converting the V-22 to a more fuel efficient, higher speed turboprop aircraft. STOL rolling-takeoff and landing capability...

V-22 US Navy (1:48) by Executive Desktop Models