United States Bombs (WWII / Korean War) E-2

United States Bombs (WWII / Korean War) E-2A set of US WWII bombs with the most popular weights ranging from 100 to 1,000 lbs. Such bombs were mass produced throughout WWII and beyond, and were used extensively in all theatres of operations, in Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific. They were also used during the Korean War and even in Vietnam. They fit most Allied aircraft, both fighter, light and heavy bombers. The kit contains plastic bomb sprue and stencil decals. 100 lb bombs 2 pieces 250

The Mig-31 'Foxhound' was developed as the replacement of the Mig-25 'Foxbat'

LaGG-3 belonged to the new generation of Soviet fighters that were created just before WWII

This tank is a very useful addition to the Sherman kit family

The adaptation of the BN2 for military service took place in May 1970

and refueling probe may be assembled in either open or closed positions for different display options

266mm in overall length

headlamp bowl and front section of the exhaust pipe are electroplated

First KnAAPO-built prototype (`501') flew 19 May 1999 (sometimes reported as 20 February 1999)

1943 start of construction was never completed

The Topol-M has an improved missile

StuG IV (Sd

★Features a realistic interior with roll cage