1:109 - 1:119 Scale

A-10 Thunderbolt II "Blacksnakes" 163 FS Indiana ANG (1:140) by Postage Stamp PlanesItem Number: PS5375-3 In 1967 the USAF requested a new closeup support aircraft. On February 15, 1975 Fairchild delivered the first A-10's. The A-10 is a cantilever low wing monoplane of all metal construction. The enclosed cockpit is well forward of the wings and the bullet proof windshield protected the pilot with a titanium bath tub structure. The A-10 was designed for primitive areas so that it could offer...

A-10 Warthog "Peanut" (1:140) by Model PowerItem Number: MP5375-2A-10 Warthog "Peanut" In 1967 the USAF requested a new closeup support aircraft. On February 15, 1975 Fairchild delivered the first A-10___s. The A-10 is a cantilever low wing monoplane of all metal construction. The enclosed cockpit is well forward of the wings and the bullet proof windshield protected the pilot with a titanium bath tub structure. The A-10 was designed for primitive areas so that it could offer short term...

A-6 Intruder VA-52 "Knight Riders" (1:140) by Postage Stamp Aircraft Models Item Number: PS5381-2

The AC 119 Gunship was a side-firing monster designed to destroy ground targets. An offshoot of the dreadfully terrifying Spooky Gunship, this famous truck killer arrived in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam by the late 1969. With its superior firepower, the Stinger gunship could easily wipeout enemy installations in an instant. In fact, the term �dragon�s breath� was coined after the aircraft�s munitions patterns. However, this aircraft�s relatively slow speed makes it the perfect target for...

The B-24 Liberator had seen its glory in the World War II. Made by the Consolidated Aircraft, the B-24 was likened to the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, but the former was more modern in terms of design, speed, range, and bomb load capacity. Because of its ruggedness, many aircrews loved flying the B-24 plane. The lightweight construction of the B-24 bomber afforded it better range, but this asset was also the airplane�s greatest weakness. This made the B24 airplane vulnerable to battle damage....

The B-24 Liberator bomber is an American airplane that was designed by the Consolidated Aircraft. This was also known as the Model 32 and earlier versions of the B-24 airplane were first sold carrying the name LB-30. This was popularly used by the Allied Forces during World War II. The glory of the B-24 Liberator was highly recognized in all branches of the American Armed Forces. This military airplane was noteworthy because it had exceeded the speed, range, and bomb load of other types of its...

Manufactured by Boeing Aircraft Company, the B47 Stratojet was a medium-sized bomber plane with six jet engines. Designed to fly at high altitudes and subsonic speeds, the B47 Stratojet performed as the strategic bomber of the United States Air Force. The Boeing B47 heavy bombers were part of the Strategic Command Fleet, but never saw action as a bomber in 1950's. Supposedly, the bomber plane was intended to drop a nuclear weapon in Soviet Russia; however, the B47 was utilized in photo and...

Built during the beginning of the Cold War in the 1950's, the B-47E Stratojet mission was to drop bombs on Soviet Russia. Luckily, the majestic Stratojet never executed her intended mission. Her mission during the 1960s changed into the less violent as the Stratojet served as a photoreconnaissance aircraft�over-flights of Soviet territories, electronic intelligence, and weather observation. Her sleek, super aerodynamic skin, made the B-47E descend quickly, so drag chutes and stronger landing...

The C-119G Flying Boxcar is an aircraft that lives up to its name. With its outsized fuselage complemented by twin booms, this cargo plane was a derivative of another freighter, the C-82 Packet. The only difference between the two is that the Flying Boxcar was built with a longer nose. Its huge fuselage allows for hauling huge payloads, making the Flying Boxcar one of the most useful aircraft during the Korean War. The aircraft has powered doors that open in mid-flight to drop supplies and...

The C-123 Provider was a military transport aircraft manufactured by Chase Aircraft and Fairchild Aircraft. With its low landing profile, the C-123 was no different from any transport aircraft of its time. The aircraft was initially conceived as a military glider with an all-metal fuselage but later on modified to fit various roles, which include search and rescue. More popularly known for its role in the Operation Ranch Hand, the C-123 plane was used in South Vietnam in the defoliation of...

Eurofighter Typhoon by Corgi Showcase Series Toys Item Number: CS90648

F-86 Sabre "Mig Mad Marine" John Glenn (1:110) by Model Power Diecast Planes Item Number: MP5361-3

F-86 Sabre "Mig Mad Marine" John Glenn (1:110) by Model Power Diecast Planes Item Number: MP5361-3

Fairy Swordfish (1:138) by Model Power Diecast PlanesItem Number: MP5565-1

Heinkel Iii (1:140) by Model Power Diecast Planes Item Number: MP5376-1

JU87 Stuka (1:110) by Postage Stamp Diecast Planes Item Number: PS5339-4

The Consolidated B-24 Liberator is a heavy bomber plane that was designed by Consolidated Aircraft, a company located in San Diego, California. Its primary users include United States Army Air Forces, United States Navy, Royal Air Force in WW2 and Royal Canadian Air Force. Although often compared to the popular Boeing B17 Flying Fortress, the B 24 Liberator Bomber proved to be more modern in terms of design and capable of better speed and range. It even exceeded the former aircraft when it...

P-38 Lightning "23 Skidoo" (1:115) by Postage Stamp Diecast Airplanes Item Number: PS5362-4

P-38K "Marge" Maj. Richard Bong (1:115) by Model Power Postage Stamp Aircraft Collection Item Number: MP5362-3

P-61 Black Widow "Lady in the Dark" 1:120 by Postage Stamp PlanesItem Number: MP5334-2P-61 Black Widow 1:120 MODEL POWER POSTAGE STAMP AIRCRAFT - H SERIES Brown BoxLt. Robert W. Clyde, R/O: Lt. Bruce K. Leford. Ie-Shima, Ryukyu Islands, East China Sea. August 1945. Overall gloss black. This plane shot down two last planes (Ki-43) in WW2 on 14/15 August 1945.

The P5M-2 Marlin was another revolutionary variant of the P5M Marlin built by Glenn L. Martin Company. This twin-engine flying boat was built with improved engines, conventional tail, and better hull form to serve the U.S Navy, the U.S Coast Guard, as well as the French Navy from 1951 to the late 1960s. The company's innovative move had given this Marlin aircraft with longer flotation base and better movement over the waves. As an updated model of the P5M-1, the P5M-2 was built with a T-tail...

US Coast Guard C-130 (1:110) by New RayItem Number: NR20613 Plastic display model