Plastic Model Kit
Extremely detailed surface
Highly detailed cockpit
Nose weights included
Metal landing gear parts
Length: 300.5 mm
Wingspan: 391 mm
254 parts
Two decal options:
Boston III Z2216 RH-A, No. 88 Squadron, RAF Attlebridge, Norfolk, UK, August 1942
DB-7B AL445 K, 15th BS USAAF, RAF Molesworth, Cambs, UK, Summer 1942
Scale: 1/48
Unbuilt / Unpainted
Paint and glue not included
The twin-engine light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft A-20 Havoc was built by the American Douglas Aircraft Company.
As an export version, it was widely used during World War II by the Royal Air Force and other Allied air forces.
In RAF service it received the name “Boston.”
The Mitsubishi G4M1 Model 11 was officially adapted in 1941 as the successor to the Type 96 bomber. Featuring a long flight range which enabled it to attack enemy fleets from land bases, it went on to serve as the IJN's main land-based bomber in the Solomon Islands in 1942. Most of the G4M1s during the Solomon Island campaign had their outer tail cones removed to provide a better field of fire for the tail-mounted 20mm cannon.
★1/48 scale plastic assembly kit of the Mitsubishi G4M1 Model 11. Length: 416mm, Wingspan: 518mm. ★The tubular form of the G4M1 has been accurately reproduced. ★Realistically reproduced tail cone with outer section removed. ★Cockpit details, including instrument panel, gun sight, floor panel, and bulkhead, feature realistic details. ★Canopy above the left side pilot seat, dorsal turret, and the aircraft's flaps can be depicted in either up or down position. ★In addition to clear canopy parts, pre-painted canopy parts are also conveniently included. ★Kit contains a total of 17 figures: 1 depicting Admiral Yamamoto, 1 observer, 2 pilots, 1 gunner, and 12 mechanics. ★2 kinds of decals included to depict Admiral Yamamoto's and Vice Admiral Ugaki's transports respectively.
Protector of the Convoys
Famous for such feats as the night attack on the Italian fleet at Taranto and damaging the German battleship Bismarck, the British Royal Navy's Swordfish torpedo plane was assigned to the less glamorous, but still vital role of anti-submarine hunter from the latter half of WWII. The Mk.II variant entered service in 1943 with a more powerful engine and metal lower wings which allowed it to carry and fire a formidable payload of rockets. Flying from the decks of MAC ships and escort carriers, the Swordfish Mk.II sank 20 U-boats by war's end and helped protect the vital Atlantic supply convoys.
About the Model
★1/48 scale assembly kit of the Fairey Swordfish Mk.II anti-submarine variant. ★Length: 230.5mm, Width: 289mm ★Distinguishing features such as metal lower wings, large oil cooler, and radar antenna array all accurately reproduced. ★Realistic surface texture recreates fabric covering on metal frame structure. ★Main wings can be modelled in the folded position. ★Ultra-detailed cockpit interior. ★Includes such accessories as anti-ship rockets, smoke floats, and extra fuel tank. ★Includes three crew figures and 3 types of markings. ★Use with Item 61069 Fairey Swordfish Photo-Etched Bracing Wire Set for an extra level of detail.
The He 219 was arguably the Luftwaffe's best nightfighter during WWII and was notable for an extraordinary debut mission in June 1943 when a prototype shot down five RAF Lancaster bombers. This kit depicts the final production variant, the A-7, which was equipped with DB 603G engines for improved high-altitude performance. Only 268 were manufactured, but they were an important element of the Luftwaffe, taking on RAF rivals such as the Mosquito in defensive night fighter roles.
About the Model
This is a 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 355.2mm, wingspan: 385.5mm. ★The He 219 design with slimline fuselage and long wing are captured in style. ★Choose up or down main wing flaps. ★The radar antenna post is molded together with armor plate, making for a detailed and secure end result. ★A realistic cockpit interior has depictions of instrumentation, sights and ejection seat. ★A die-cast metal cockpit floor balances the model. ★Fuselage rear machine gun is recreated. ★Choose whether to assemble with open or closed engine nacelles. ★Comes with 2 figures and 3 marking options.
About the Messerschmitt Me262 A-1a
The revolutionary Messerschmitt Me262 was the first jet powered plane to see service. The construction of pre-production aircraft designated Me262 A-0 started in April 1944 but the fighter production version that should have been the first version to be mass-produced was delayed because of Hitler's strict contrary orders prioritizing the deployment of fighter/bomber A-2a version. Then, in November 1944, the Me262 A-1a fighter version was finally put into production. It was equipped with four 30mm cannons in the nose to counter Allied bombers and escorting fighters. Late production planes were equipped with hooks under the nose to mount rocket launchers and with 24 R4M air-to-air rocket under the wings making the Me262 the most feared German fighter by Allied pilots.
About the Model
★Tamiya presents the plastic assembly kit of the Messerschmitt Me262 that was used by the Luftwaffe during the closing days of WWII. ★1/48 scale. Fuselage length: 221mm, wingspan: 264mm. The unique form of the Me262 with its engine nacelles under each wing has been accurately replicated. ★The 30mm cannon mounted in the nose and cockpit have been reproduced down to the finest details. Canopy and gun bay access panels can be mounted in either open or closed position. ★R4M air-to-air rockets with launchers to be mounted under the wings and W.Gr 21 air-to-air rocket-launchers to be assembled under the nose are part of the kit. ★Nose wheel well comes as a die-cast weight. ★A pilot figure and decals for 4 different markings are included in the kit.
This cost-effective model kit set includes Item 61117 (1/48 Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6) and 32501 (1/48 German Kübelwagen Type 82) with a special package and painting guide. The Messerschmitt Bf109 was the German Air Force’s main aircraft during WWII, and among its variants, the G-6 featured heavy armor with the dual 13mm gun (changed from dual 7.92mm guns) and 20mm cannon gondolas. The Kübelwagen Type 82 was developed based on the Volkswagen “Beetle”, and featured simple, lightweight structure with reliable air-cooled engine and 4-wheel independent suspension. During WWII, this vehicle was in service for German forces.
About the Messerschmitt Bf109 G-6
• 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Fuselage length: 188mm, wingspan: 207mm.
• Distinctive bulges on either side of the cockpit cowling known as "Beule” is authentically captured based on in-depth research of the actual aircraft.
• Recreation of the DB605 engine.
• Magnet-attached engine cowling components are removable.
• Choose from 2 different types of air intake - standard and with dust filter.
• Poly cap allows detachment and attachment of drop tank.
• The second canopy can be depicted open or closed. Main and radiator flaps can be depicted up or down.
• Separate parts are included to recreate wing underside 20mm cannon gondolas.
• Comes with one pilot figure and three marking options, plus canopy masking stickers.
About the Kübelwagen Type 82
• 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 79mm.
• Comes with two figures recreated in standing position and four marking options.
Japan's Mainstay in the Solomons
Following the Zero Model 21 (A6M2), which achieved overwhelming victories against Allied forces in the first half of Pacific War, the summer 1942 saw the introduction of the Model 32 (A6M3) which was powered by a Sakae 21 engine and an 11m wingspan with clipped wingtips. Although top speed increased, its range reduced drastically, therefore the Model 22 (A6M3) was rushed into development in order to correct the Model 32's shortcomings. Overall performance improved as the 12m wingspan and folding wingtips were reintroduced to regain maneuverability and new wing fuel tanks restored range to 2,560km. The Model 22 (A6M3a) which was fitted with long-barreled cannons was also put into production. Deployed mainly to the Solomon Islands from early 1943, Zeroes had fierce battles against U.S. fighters.
About the Model
★1/48 scale plastic assembly model kit of the Mitsubishi A6M3 Model 22 Zero. ★Length: 190mm, wingspan: 250mm ★Well-balanced form of the aircraft has been beautifully reproduced. ★Photo-etched parts depict the folded wingtip mechanism. ★The A6M3a which was armed with long-barreled cannons can also be assembled. ★You can choose to assemble the cowl flap in either open or closed position. Also, flaps can be depicted in either up or down positions. ★One seated and four standing pilot figures included. ★Comes with three kinds of markings including one to depict the aircraft from the 251st Naval Air Group.
This kit depicts the B-variant of the legendary P-51 Mustang, which differed from the later P-51D in several important ways, including the "Razorback"-style fuselage. Parts are included for two 500lb bombs, two drop tanks, and one pilot figure. Three marking options are also included.
This cost-effective set includes Item 61119 1/48 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I and Item 32562 1/48 British Light Utility Car 10HP in a special package. The iconic Spitfire fighter was one of the backbones of the RAF in the desperate struggle for the skies during WWII, and the Mk.I had a vital role to play in the Battle of Britain in 1940. The Light Utility Car 10HP was one of the several types of British pick-up trucks developed during WWII, and active in many duties.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I
• 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Fuselage length: 191mm, wingspan: 235mm.
• A wide selection of photo-etched parts is included to depict sight, seatbelt parts, radiator mesh and more.
• Includes one seated pilot figure and three marking options.
• Comes with decals, masking stickers for clear parts, and molded stickers.
British Small Staff Car 10HP
• 1/48 plastic assembly kit model. Length: 84mm.
• Display your model with either an open or closed cargo cover.
• Comes with decals to depict a variety of marking options including a Royal Air Force (RAF) vehicle and one driver figure.
This model kit combo is a cost-effective set which includes Item 61092 1/48 Mitsubishi Ki-46 III Type 100 Command Recon Plane (Dinah) and Item 32558 1/48 Japanese 4x4 Light Vehicle Type 95 Kurogane in a special package.
During the Pacific War, the Mitsubishi Ki-46 III Type 100 was used as a strategic reconnaissance aircraft by the Japanese Army. This aircraft was powered by two 1,300 hp Ha-112-II Kinsei-Kai engines and was capable of a maximum speed of 630km/h. From the request of the Japanese army, the world's first light weight 4x4 vehicles were developed and named "Kurogane". Around 4,800 units were produced and were used for reconnaissance and communication in China, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific.
About Item 61092
• 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 229mm, wingspan:306mm.
• Six clear parts realistically depict the large canopy.
• Features authentic renderings of the cockpit interior such as seats, instrument panel and transceiver.
• Includes two full body figures (pilot and navigator) and four marking options.
About Item 32558
• 1/48 scale plastic model assembly kit. Length: 75mm.
• Choose from an open or closed hood.
• Metal transfer and decal recreate the star mark on the front grille.
• Includes two full body figures (standing officer and driver).
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