379 results for "1/72 Chengdu F10 Fighter" between $5.00 and $50.00

/72 F100F Super Sabre Fighter Plastic Model Kit from Trumpeter.

Two plane model kits in one box. In the mid-1950s, Cold War tensions were rapidly rising, and Sweden was in need of a jet fighter to take on enemy bombers at high altitudes. The Saab 35 Draken was the solution. Its revolutionary double-delta wing configuration delivered optimal performance at any speed. In 1985, the modified J35J appeared, offering increased fuel capacity, plus upgraded electronics and weapons. Each kit consists of 63 parts. Decal options included: Swedish A.F. F10, special marking...

MARKING OPTIONS: One decal sheet with markings for 2 aircraft: 1: Su34 Demo Aircraft, Kubinka, 1994. 2: Su34 Demo Aircraft, Paris Air Show, 1995. Airframe Colors: 1: Gull Grey/Dk Ghost Grey/Lt Blue camouflage with Lt Blue undersides. 2: Dk Ghost Grey/Lt Ghost Grey/Pale Green camouflage with Lt Blue undersides. Detail Colors: Flat: Black, Dk Gull Grey, White, Olive Drab, Chromate, Lt Ghost...

Korean War era carrier-capable Grumman jet fighter, initial production variant. Kit features engraved panel lines, detailed cockpit and wheel wells, optional position tail bumper, 2-piece canopy and external stores (6 each 5 inch HVAR rockets and 100 lb bombs and a pair of 500 lb bombs). Decals and color painting guide for 2 aircraft: BuNo 123504 of VF-123 The Blue Racers and Argentine Navy No 103 at Punta Indio, 1960 - includes instrument panel markings. Paint colors needed: Flat Black, Silver,...

The P-40 fighter was the last of the famous "Hawk" line produced by Curtiss Aircraft in the 1930s & 1940s. It was the third-most numerous US fighter of WWII. An early prototype version of the P-40 was the first American fighter capable of speeds greater than 300 mph. The Hawk 81, appeared in May 1940. By September of that year, over 200 had been delivered to the Army Air Corps. Early combat operations pointed to the need for more armor and self-sealing fuel tanks, which were included in the P-40B...

The single-seat F/A-18 Hornet is the United States Navy and Marine Corps premiere strike fighter, and fills a variety of roles; air superiority, fighter escort, suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD), close and deep air support (CAS/DAS), interdiction, and forward air control (FAC). The Hornet has exceptional maneuverability and superior turn characteristics, allowing it to hold its own against any adversary. The first "C" version was delivered in September 1987, and the ability to perform all...

Late 1950s/early 1960s Japanese kit with very collectible box artwork. This model is intended to be motorized with the Mabuchi Baby motor and includes all needed parts with the exception of the motor, which had to be purchased separately. Kit features retractable landing gear, rotating prop, folding wing tips, optional position canopy and operating flaps. This kit has not been started. The parts are either still in the factory sealed bag or inventoried 100% complete with all parts, decals and...

New Tooling. Kit has recessed surface detail, basic cockpit with seated pilot, external stores, optional position speed brakes and canopy.

PREORDER NOT YET RELEASED 1/72 P51D Mustang Fighter (Snap)

The Freedom Fighter was developed at the end of the 50s to provide America’s allies with a lightweight supersonic low-cost fighter, easy to maintain by ground crews, as compared to the complex airplanes of the 100 Series ( F-100, F-104, etc.) Designed using aerodynamics that were innovative at the time, the aricraft proved highly successful. A beautiful handler with short maintenance times, it was adopted by many Air Forces, despite the drawbacks of limited electronics and no radar. The F-5 was used...

The Hellcat is regarded as the best carrier based fighter aircraft used by the Allies during WWII. Despite its ponderous appearance and considerable weight, it possessed outstanding handling qualities, which were guaranteed by the powerful PW R-2800 engine. Combined with its robust structure, this enabled it to face the various types of Japanese fighters which were present in the Pacific Ocean theatre. The Hellcat entered service in 1943 and quickly became the standard fighter of the American Navy...