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Bomber
kits. From WWII B17, B25, and B29s. Up to some latter offerings,
such as the B52, B2 and more. These tend to be be kits,
with some large wing spans. But are great to build !
We
also carry Large Scale
Aircraft models, and Aircraft
Modeling Books.
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B-29
Superfortress
Five crew member figures. Highly detailed interior, cockpit, and
bomb bay with bomb load. Rotating gun turret. Clear molded windshield,
blister and nose parts. This kit measures 24 3/4" long with
a 35 1/4" wingspan and contains 105 pieces.

Boeing
B-52D Stratofortress Limited Edition
This is a Tamiya Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, a long-range strategic
bomber operated by the United States Air Force. Model kit features:
Fine raised panel lines and engraved detail, basic cockpit and
tail gunner's seat, quad tail gun fairing, detailed landing gear,
internal bomb bay with bombs, wing tanks, pylons with external
bomb load, plus optional position features (flaps, undercarriage
and bomb bay doors). Decals and painting reference for 3 US Air
Force aircraft: s/n 56-0675 'Pink Panther' of the 92nd Bomb Squadron,
92nd Strategic Aerospace Wing, 15th Air Force; s/n 56-0604 'East
to Westover' of the 364th Bombardment Squadron, 99th Heavy Bombardment
Wing, 2nd Air Force and s/n 56-0611 of the Strategic Air Command
- includes stencils and instrument panel markings.

B-58
Hustler
Highly detailed plastic pieces molding in light grey and clear.
Detailed cockpit showing unique ejection pod. Optional standard
fuel / weapons pod or extra capacity fuel / weapons pod and four
nuclear bombs. Authentic insignia decals for two different versions.
Detailed, illustrated instructions. The Convair B-58 Hustler is
one of the most unique aircraft in military service. Not only
is it strikingly different in appearance, but it is the fastest
bomber in the Strategic Air Command history. It set several international
speed records, some still standing today. "Ginger",
was one of the operational test vehicles, based at Edwards Air
Force Base, California. On October 15, 1959, it became the first
plane to sustain Mach 2 flight, flying between Seattle, Washington
and Cars well AFB, Texas, in 70 minutes, averaging nearly 1,320
mph. In October 1963, "Greased Lightning", flew from
Tokyo to London in 8 hours, 35 minutes, averaging 938 mph.

XB-70A-1
Valkyrie

During
WWII, the Germans had developed one of the first jet aircraft
used in (very limited) combat. The infamous ME262. Trumpeter
Models has issued a 1:32 (large) scale offering of this jet,
and the great part is that is is a clear view "Visible"
cutaway kit. Wow! This kit shows the inside technology and really
gives builders a lot of room for super detailing.
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