Model aircraft kits 1:72
Discover the world of aeroplanes in a handy size with our 1:72 scale models! These compact but detailed replicas offer you the opportunity to recreate historical and modern aeroplanes with precision. Perfect for modelling fans who appreciate attention to detail in a small space!
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1:72 Bf-109 G-6 Messerschmitt, plastic model kit
300060790€26.99
This 1:72 scale plastic model assembly kit recreates the Messerschmitt Bf-109 G-6, the most numerous version of the Bf109 family, with the refined lines of the Gustav variant and the characteristic Beule bulges on each side of the cockpit cowling. The compact format pairs display presence with a manageable footprint, with a finished wingspan of 138 mm and fuselage length of 125 mm. The tooling takes inspiration from the highly accurate 1:48 model while interpreting the aircraft for 1:72 scale, and the engine cowlings are depicted closed. Optional drop tank parts allow the underside configuration to match a service aircraft fit, and 2 marking options are included for JG51, with its distinctive eye marking on the Beule, and JG54. Assembly is required, with a stated build time of 600 minutes. Paint and cement are required separately. On the bench, the compact dimensions make subassemblies easy to handle during painting and decal work. Once completed, the model suits shelf display, diorama use, or a line-up with other 1:72 WWII aircraft, where the open or closed canopy and unit markings give each finished build its own character.
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1:72 Douglas F4D-1 Skyray, plastic model kit
300060741€14.49
The 1:72 Douglas F4D-1 Skyray plastic model kit brings the sharp delta-wing profile of this U.S. Navy interceptor to the workbench in a compact format with strong display presence. With a finished fuselage length of about 190 mm and a wingspan of about 111 mm, the model captures the aircraft's low, wide stance in a size that suits careful painting and shelf display. The airframe reflects hallmark Skyray features taken from the full-size aircraft, including 50° swept wings with rounded tips, leading edge slats, trailing edge elevons and inboard trimmers. Outer wing sections can be shown folded upward, echoing carrier stowage on the original aircraft and adding a distinct parked-deck look to the finished build. The subject itself carries notable aviation history: Douglas began the design in 1947, the first prototype flew in January 1951, and the type later set world speed records including 1,211 km/h in October 1953. Cement and paints are required separately. This assembly kit suits sessions centered on trimming, fitting and finishing, whether the goal is a clean naval aircraft display or a painted build with period markings. On a desk, in a cabinet or alongside other 1:72 aircraft, the Skyray stands out through its compact dimensions and uncommon interceptor layout. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 F-35B Lightning II, plastic model kit
300060793€45.99
This 1:72 plastic model kit recreates the F-35B Lightning II with the distinctive lines and STOVL layout that set this aircraft apart. At 215 mm in fuselage length with a 148 mm wingspan, the finished build has a compact footprint while still leaving room for sharply defined surface treatment, including molded RAM detail across the fuselage. The parts breakdown is arranged to capture the aircraft's complex form in a clean, buildable way. The model goes beyond the outer shape by focusing on the mechanisms and structures that define the F-35B. The lift fan is integrated with the nose landing gear bay, the variable vane underneath is recreated in detail, and the 3BSM 3 Bearing Swivel Module is represented with dedicated parts. A Y-shaped air intake duct, cockpit detail, landing gear bays, roll posts and the Martin-Baker US16E ejection seat add further technical depth. Clear parts are provided for the canopy and the EOTS fairing under the nose, and the shorter engine nozzle used on the F-35B is rendered as a single part. The finished aircraft can be shown in a landed or hovering configuration, making the build suited to both shelf display and scene-based presentation. A stand is included for hovering display, and 5 marking options cover aircraft from the United States Marine Corps, Royal Air Force and Italian Navy. Paints and cement are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Messerschmitt Bf109E-3, plastic model kit
300060750€15.99
This 1:72 scale plastic model kit recreates the Messerschmitt Bf109E-3 with the compact proportions that made the aircraft one of the defining fighter designs of the early WW2 period. The finished model measures 122 mm in fuselage length with a 137.5 mm wingspan, giving the aircraft a clear display presence while keeping the build manageable on a hobby bench. The E-3 variant is represented with the visual features associated with this stage of the aircraft's development, including its streamlined airframe, propeller-driven nose, framed cockpit canopy and landing gear layout. Surface detailing and markings support a historically grounded finish, while the 1:72 format suits collectors who enjoy building aircraft lineups with a consistent footprint. The assembly kit format leaves room for trimming, painting and final finishing choices that shape the character of the completed replica. Assembly is required and the build time is estimated at 600 minutes. On a shelf, in a display case or as part of a diorama scene, the completed Bf109E-3 brings a recognizable wartime aircraft silhouette into view. The compact size also suits modelers who want to compare different aircraft types within the same scale without giving up room for detail. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I, aircraft model kit
300060748€15.99
This 1:72 scale assembly kit recreates the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I with the aircraft's unmistakable elliptical wing shape, slim front cowling and single-seat fighter layout. At 128 mm in fuselage length and 156 mm in wingspan, the finished model brings a compact WWII aircraft silhouette to the workbench and display shelf. The subject is rooted in one of the most recognisable British fighters of the Second World War, first flown on 5 March 1936 and powered in service by the Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. Tamiya's kit format turns that aircraft into a detailed build with cockpit, fuselage halves, wing assembly, main landing gear and propeller installation shown as separate construction stages. The instructions also show alternative canopy parts, underside details and decal placement points, giving the builder clear reference for finishing work. Decals provide RAF-style insignia and code markings, and the paint guide lists specific colour references for camouflage, interior sections and smaller exterior details. The 600-minute assembly time suits a paced modelling session with trimming, cementing, painting and decal application handled step by step. Once completed, the model sits well in a collection of historic aircraft, and it also works as a focused weekend project for builders drawn to classic aviation subjects and compact 1:72 scale displays. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:100 Space Shuttle Atlantis, plastic assembly kit
300060402€66.99
This 1:100 Space Shuttle Atlantis plastic assembly kit brings the NASA orbiter into a detailed scale build with a configuration based on the final Atlantis mission in July 2011. The finished shuttle can be shown with the payload bay open, creating a strong orbital display image with visible mission hardware inside the cargo section. Newly designed parts allow the build to represent equipment carried on that last flight, including the Raffaello Multipurpose Logistics Module, the Orbiter Docking System, the Lightweight Multipurpose Experiment Support Structure Carrier and the Orbiter Boom Sensor System. The payload bay doors open, and the detachable MPLM can be placed in the bay to show the shuttle in a loaded mission setup. Main engine nozzles are movable, adding another mechanical detail to the completed orbiter. Markings also support alternate finishes for Discovery and Endeavour, expanding the finishing options within the same 1:100 scale kit. A display stand is included for ground or in-flight presentation, and 2 astronaut figures add extra scale reference around the completed shuttle. Assembly time is stated as 600 minutes. Cement, paint and tools are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Bf109E-4/7 TROP, aircraft model kit
300060755€17.29
This 1:72 scale assembly kit captures the Bf109E-4/7 TROP, a late E-series fighter variant developed from the Messerschmitt Bf109 line and adapted with an external 300 L fuel tank for longer operational reach. The compact aircraft form, framed canopy and centerline tank give the finished model a distinctive silhouette that stands out in a WWII aviation lineup. The subject represented here combines features associated with the E-4 and E-7 versions, including the Daimler Benz DB 601Aa engine installation and the tropical front-line configuration used after the Battle of Britain. Armament detail follows the historical layout with 2 x 7.92 mm machine guns in the nose and 20 mm cannons in the wings. The real aircraft was known for strong acceleration and diving ability, and those characteristics inform the purposeful proportions of the airframe, propeller nose and wing planform recreated in miniature. Clear parts allow the canopy area to remain visible after finishing, while the landing gear and under-fuselage tank add structure to the completed display. On the workbench, the kit suits careful painting, decal placement and detail finishing across camouflage, insignia and cockpit glazing. Once completed, the model fits naturally into a 1:72 aircraft collection, a historical display focused on the Battle of Britain era, or a broader Second World War aviation lineup. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 De Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI, aircraft model kit
300060747€23.49
This 1:72 scale aircraft model kit recreates the De Havilland Mosquito FB Mk.VI with the long, slim lines and twin-engine layout that made the original one of the most distinctive RAF aircraft of World War II. At 223 mm across the wings and 175 mm in fuselage length, the finished model has enough size to show the wing planform, glazed cockpit and underwing stores clearly on a shelf or in a display cabinet. The kit is designed as an assembly project and includes variant choices drawn from the instruction sheet. Builders can finish 3 different versions: FB Mk.VI 487 Squadron, FB Mk.VI 143 Squadron, or NF Mk.II 157 Squadron. The cockpit section adds more than a basic seat-and-panel layout, using an instrument panel decal and version-specific equipment, including a radar unit for the NF Mk.II configuration. Interior radio components such as the T1154 transmitter and R1155 receiver are also represented, adding extra structure inside the fuselage. Clear parts support the canopy glazing, while separate nacelle assemblies break the twin Merlin-powered layout into defined construction stages. With an assembly time stated at 600 minutes, the build suits slower bench sessions where painting, marking placement and subassembly work can be handled step by step. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 F-14D Tomcat, plastic model kit
300060795€48.99
The 1:72 F-14D Tomcat plastic model kit brings the final Tomcat variant into a compact scale with a 272 mm wingspan and 265 mm fuselage length, while keeping the aircraft's broad stance, twin-tail silhouette and variable-geometry layout clearly defined on the finished airframe. This kit is the first Tamiya-designed Tomcat in the 1:72 War Bird Series and focuses on a clean build without losing the features that give the aircraft its character. The F-14D used General Electric F110-GE-400 engines and updated avionics, and the model reflects that late-service configuration. Two seated crew figures are included for the tandem cockpit, and 5 U.S. Navy marking options give scope to finish the aircraft in different squadron identities. Paint and cement are required separately. On the bench, the moving wing mechanism and optional detail parts support different display choices once assembly is complete. On a shelf, in a cabinet or alongside other modern naval aircraft in 1:72 scale, the Tomcat's long nose, broad fuselage and underbody stores create a strong carrier-based aviation presence. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 F-16CJ w/FULL EQUIPMENT, aircraft model kit
300060788€42.99
The 1:72 F-16CJ w/FULL EQUIPMENT captures the Block 50 Fighting Falcon in a heavily equipped operational configuration, with new parts for the underside stores that set this release apart. At 213 mm in fuselage length and 141 mm in wingspan, the finished aircraft has a compact display footprint while still showing the sharp lines, single-engine layout and external loadout of the original jet. This release builds on the F-16CJ variant deployed from 1991 and fitted with radar countermeasures, a detail that shapes the aircraft's mission profile as much as its appearance. The adaptable Fighting Falcon is known for both air-to-air and air-to-ground missions, and that dual-role character comes through in the combination of fuel tanks, missiles and targeting equipment provided here. The CCIP program added night fighter functionality to the real aircraft, giving extra context to the inclusion of advanced pods and mission equipment on the model. A pilot figure and 3 marking options allow different finishing directions once assembly and painting are complete. On a shelf, desk or in a display case, the loaded wing and fuselage stations give the model a purposeful silhouette from every angle. Assembly kit contents are included; paints, cement and tools are required separately. With landing gear extended or the canopy area detailed around the seated pilot, the finished aircraft suits display scenes that focus on modern combat aviation and squadron markings. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 F-35A Lightning II, plastic model kit
300060792€47.49
This 1:72 plastic model kit captures the F-35A Lightning II with a finished wingspan of 148 mm and a fuselage length of 218 mm, giving the aircraft's low-profile stealth shape a strong presence on the bench or in a display case. The integrated wing and fuselage structure recreates the blended wing body form, while molded radar absorbent material sections bring extra definition to the surface treatment. The airframe adds further realism through Y-shaped air intakes, detailed cockpit and landing gear bays, a one-piece engine nozzle and boxes stored in the nose landing gear bay. The Martin-Baker US16E ejection seat and the seated pilot figure with Helmet-Mounted Display sharpen the cockpit presentation. RCS enhancers can be fitted to the top and bottom surfaces, with 4 parts in total, reflecting the configuration used during basic training exercises. The flaps are assembled in the up position, and the weapons bay door is fitted closed. Build choices shape the final look of the aircraft. The kit supports 3 ordnance patterns: stealth mode, air-to-air mode and beast mode, using AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles and GBU-12 Paveway II bombs. Three marking options are included for 34th FS, 388th FW, U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command, Hill AFB, Utah, plus 301st Fighter Squadron and 302nd Fighter Squadron, 3rd Wing, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, Misawa Air Base. Paints and cement are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 F-51D Mustang, plastic model kit
300060754€15.99
This 1:72 plastic model kit recreates the North American F-51D Mustang in Korean War configuration, pairing compact size with the crisp lines that made the late Mustang such a distinctive fighter. With a 157 mm wingspan and a 136 mm fuselage, the finished aircraft brings historic presence to a shelf, desk or display cabinet while still leaving room for careful painting, marking work and small assembly detail. The build covers more than the outer shape alone. The cockpit is assembled as its own interior section before it is enclosed in the fuselage, and the landing gear, canopy and propeller are fitted in later stages for a clear, structured workflow. The kit also offers a choice of canopy styles, plus underwing stores that can be built as 6 HVAR rockets, 2 500 lb bombs or 2 75 gallon drop tanks. Marking options based on Korean War aircraft add another layer of finish work, with decals used to define squadron codes, insignia and nose art. On the bench, the model supports a focused build that moves between trimming parts, test fitting, painting and decal placement. Once complete, the included stand opens a second presentation option beside the landing gear setup, so the Mustang can be shown climbing in flight or resting on its wheels as a finished scale aircraft. Cement and paints are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Focke-Wulf Fw190 A-3, plastic model kit
300060766€15.99
The 1:72 Focke-Wulf Fw190 A-3 plastic model kit brings a key WWII fighter into a compact scale that still leaves room for careful finishing, painted cockpit work and crisp exterior markings. Its single-seat layout, radial-engine nose and Luftwaffe styling give the finished aircraft a strong display presence, whether placed on a shelf, in a cabinet or alongside other aircraft from the same period. This assembly kit focuses on the A-3 version of the Fw190 series, the variant fitted with the improved BMW 801Dg engine rated at 1,700 hp. The historical configuration also reflects the increased armament of 6 guns, with 2 MG151 cannons in the wing roots, 2 MG FF guns outboard of the landing gear and 2 fuselage-mounted MG 17 machine guns. Those details give the build a more specific identity than a generic Fw190 and support a finish that matches a defined aircraft version. The source material also points to squadron insignia, personal pilot markings and colour additions on the lower cowl, wing tips and rudder, opening up different painting approaches within the aircraft's wartime service context. With an assembly time stated at 600 minutes, the build suits longer bench sessions centred on test fitting, painting and decal placement. Paints are required separately, making it possible to approach the finish with the exact tones chosen for the selected markings and unit style. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Kawanishi Shiden Type 11, plastic model kit
300060768€14.79
This 1:72 plastic model kit recreates the Kawanishi Shiden Type 11, a Japanese Navy land-based fighter developed from the N1K1 Kyofu floatplane. With a finished wingspan of 165 mm and a fuselage length of 120.5 mm, the model presents the aircraft's mid-wing layout, tall landing gear stance and broad propeller in a compact display format that still shows the character of the original machine. The build is arranged through distinct subassemblies, including the cockpit, fuselage, engine, wings, landing gear and propeller. Interior paint callouts cover areas such as the cockpit and fuselage sides, while the engine section represents the Nakajima Homare powerplant named in the instructions. Exterior parts include the engine cowl, auxiliary oil cooler, tailwheel, canopy, antenna, loop antenna, pitot tube, drop tank and underwing machine gun pods. Decal placement notes also mark the propeller blades and airframe details, adding another layer of finish to the completed aircraft. Painting and marking guides present several Japanese Navy schemes, including Yokosuka Fighter Group and 341st Naval Fighter Group, 402nd Fighter Squadron options. Assembly takes about 600 minutes. Cement, tools and paints are required separately, and the finished model suits workbench building as well as shelf display once the final markings and exterior parts are in place. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Ki-61-Id Hien, plastic model kit
300060789€25.49
This 1:72 scale plastic model kit captures the Kawasaki Ki-61-Id Hien, a Japanese Army fighter adopted in 1943 and known for a layout that differed from many of its contemporaries. The liquid-cooled Ha-40 engine, slim fuselage and long wing give the aircraft a lean, purposeful silhouette that reads clearly in a finished display build. The Ki-61-Id represented a heavily armed Hien variant, using a nose extended by 20 cm to house 20 mm cannons, while 12.7 mm machine guns were mounted in the wing. That configuration gives the model a specific historical identity rather than a generic fighter outline. With 1,360 units produced, the Ki-61-Id was the most widely built Hien version, and its strong high-altitude performance saw it assigned to intercept incoming U.S. B29 bombers over the Japanese home islands. Transparent canopy sections, landing gear, propeller detail and the included markings all contribute to a finish that reflects the aircraft's wartime character. On the workbench, the compact 1:72 format suits focused painting sessions and careful decal placement. Once completed, the aircraft sits naturally in a WWII aviation lineup, whether displayed as a single centerpiece or alongside other fighters from the Pacific War.
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1:72 Mits. A6M3 Zero Fighter Mo. 32 Hamp, model kit
300060784€21.99
This 1:72 plastic model assembly kit recreates the Mits. A6M3 Zero Fighter Mo. 32 Hamp with the compact, square-shaped wing plan that distinguished this wartime aircraft in service. The finished model presents the sharp nose, radial engine cowl and clean fighter lines in a size that suits both focused bench work and shelf display. The kit uses newly designed parts for the main wing, fuselage and engine cowl to match the specific Model 32 configuration. Tamiya places the flaps within the wing parts, a layout that reduces handling steps in this area while keeping the aircraft's outline crisp. The subject itself reflects a notable development of the earlier Model 21, pairing the improved Sakae 21 engine with a redesigned wing that increased top speed by 11 km/h and also improved roll and diving speed. 3 marking sets are supplied for different finishing directions on the completed aircraft. Assembly is required, and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. On the workbench, the compact 1:72 scale suits careful painting, decal placement and detail picking around the canopy, landing gear and cowl. Once completed, the aircraft's distinctive Model 32 wing shape and markings give the display piece a clear identity among World War II fighter subjects.
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1:72 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero, plastic model kit
300060780€27.99
This 1:72 Mitsubishi A6M2b Zero plastic model kit recreates the main frontline carrier fighter used by the Imperial Japanese Navy across the Pacific War. The A6M2b configuration is defined here by features such as 50 cm folding wingtips, a landing hook and a radio direction finder, details that shaped the aircraft for carrierbased operations and give the finished build a clear historical identity. The kit uses new tooling for the wing, fuselage and engine cowling, and the wing is depicted in the extended position only. A slide-molded one-piece cowling keeps the nose section clean and continuous, while the cockpit and landing gear wells add visible structure in areas that remain easy to see on the completed aircraft. The original aircraft was known for a range of 3,000 km and 20 mm cannon armament, and those specifications help place the model within the story of early Pacific air combat. Assembly time is stated as 600 minutes. On the bench, the compact 1:72 scale suits careful painting, decal work and display without demanding much shelf space. The 3 marking options allow different Pearl Harbor attack aircraft to be represented, making the finished warplane a focused historical build for aviation model collections. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero Fighter, plastic model kit
300060779€23.49
This 1:72 plastic model kit recreates the Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero Fighter with all-new tooling that focuses on the aircraft's refined wartime form. The finished model measures 126 mm in fuselage length and 153 mm in wingspan, giving the build a compact display footprint while still leaving room for cockpit, engine and airframe detail to stand out on the bench. The A6M5 represented a later Zero variant with an 11 m wingspan on the full-size aircraft, rounded wingtips and an exhaust propulsion system that supported a top speed of 565 km/h. That historical configuration shapes the look of this kit, from the compact fighter profile to the underbody fitment for the included 300-liter metal drop tank. The 3 marking options add further finishing choice, making paintwork and decals part of the character of the completed aircraft rather than a single fixed outcome. Paint and cement are required separately. On the workbench, the 600-minute assembly time gives space for careful trimming, dry fitting and painting across multiple sessions. Once completed, the model suits shelf display, aviation collections and diorama settings that call for a World War II Japanese Navy fighter in a manageable 1:72 format.
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1:72 Mosquito B Mk.IV/PR Mk.IV, plastic model kit
300060753€23.49
This 1:72 plastic model kit captures the De Havilland Mosquito B Mk.IV/PR Mk.IV, one of the most distinctive twin-engine aircraft of World War II. The finished model measures 212.5 mm in wingspan and 172.5 mm in fuselage length, giving the aircraft a compact display size while preserving the long nacelles, clear canopy lines and slim fuselage that define the Mosquito silhouette. The build is arranged as a full assembly project with separate cockpit, fuselage, wing, nacelle, propeller and landing gear stages. The kit supports 3 different versions, with instruction callouts showing where holes must be opened and which parts belong to each configuration before assembly begins. Paint and marking guidance is provided for bomber and reconnaissance finishes, including upper-surface camouflage, underside variations and a PR Mk.IV blue-grey scheme. Decal placement references cover serials, squadron codes, roundels and smaller airframe markings for each version. On the workbench, the 600-minute assembly time gives space for careful trimming, painting and decal application rather than a quick snap-together session. Once completed, the model suits shelf display, diorama use or a focused aircraft collection built around RAF subjects and 1:72 scale warbirds. Paints and cement are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 P-47D Thunderbolt Bubbletop, aircraft model kit
300060770€21.99
The 1:72 P-47D Thunderbolt Bubbletop captures the later form of one of WWII's best-known single-seat fighter aircraft in a compact aircraft model kit. Newly designed fuselage and canopy parts reproduce the bulky lines of the Bubbletop version, where the transparent canopy reshaped the upper profile and opened up the cockpit view. This release follows the earlier P-47D Razorback in the 1:72 War Bird Collection and focuses on the successor airframe rather than a simple reissue. The finished length of 153 mm gives the model a manageable footprint for display while still leaving room for the Thunderbolt's broad nose, deep fuselage and undercarriage to read clearly. The kit is designed for assembly and the stated assembly time is 600 minutes. Decals support 2 marking types, and the subject matter reflects the aircraft's service across bomber escort and low-altitude attack roles. The included stores and alternate markings give the build a clear historical direction before painting begins. On a shelf, desk or in a WWII aircraft lineup, the Bubbletop shape stands out through its raised clear canopy, broad wings and loaded underwing configuration. Built as a single display aircraft or placed beside the earlier Razorback version, it brings a visible late-variant contrast to a 1:72 collection. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 P-47D Thunderbolt Razorback, aircraft model kit
300060769€21.99
This 1:72 P-47D Thunderbolt Razorback assembly kit captures the early-production fighter with its unmistakable upper fuselage spine and broad, muscular airframe. The shape behind the cockpit gives the Razorback its nickname, and the model translates that silhouette into a compact aircraft build with strong display presence once the landing gear, propeller and external stores are in place. The kit is designed around accurate airframe geometry, using left-right symmetrical construction to reproduce the underside and joining beams to set the wing position during assembly. A 600-minute assembly time points to a detailed build rather than a quick snap-together project. The cockpit is built up as a separate interior section before fuselage assembly, and the underwing pylons allow different mission fits drawn from the aircraft's wartime roles. Two propeller types are provided to suit the chosen markings, adding another layer of historical specificity to the finished aircraft. On the bench, the model supports a focused sequence of trimming, fitting, painting and decal work. Once completed, the 1:72 scale format suits shelf display, diorama scenes or a line-up of WWII aircraft, with the alternative fighter group markings giving each finished version a distinct identity. Paints and cement are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 P-51D Mustang North American, plastic model kit
300060749€15.99
This 1:72 scale P-51D Mustang North American plastic model kit brings one of the best-known World War II fighters into a compact aircraft build with clear proportions and a strong display presence. With a wingspan of 157 mm and a fuselage length of 136 mm, the finished aircraft shows the long nose, bubble canopy and single-engine fighter layout in a size that fits neatly on a shelf or work area. The kit is designed as an assembly project and includes the assembly kit components for a detailed build. Instruction visuals show cockpit construction, fuselage assembly, wing installation, landing gear fitting and final canopy attachment, giving the build a clear sequence from internal sections to exterior details. The model also features 75 gallon drop tanks mounted under the wings, a propeller at the nose and landing gear parts that shape the finished parked stance. Decal and paint guides in the kit support several historically styled marking schemes, including aircraft codes, insignia and nose art details that change the final look without altering the core airframe. A 600-minute assembly time makes this a substantial bench project rather than a quick snap build. The finished aircraft suits display in a study, hobby room or cabinet, and the compact 1:72 format also works well alongside other scale aircraft in a collection. Paints, cement and tools are required separately. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 SEIRAN, plastic model assembly kit
300060737€13.99
The 1:72 scale SEIRAN assembly kit captures the unusual form of the Aichi M6A1, a Japanese Navy aircraft designed for submarine launch by catapult. Its tightened nose, twin-float layout and air-cooled engine give the finished model a silhouette that stands apart in any aircraft collection. At 172 mm wingspan and 165 mm overall length, the completed build has enough size for paintwork, markings and structural details to read clearly on display. This plastic model kit is built as a detailed scale project rather than a snap-together toy, with an assembly time stated at 600 minutes. The decal sheet provides machine numbers for 6 aircraft, opening several finishing directions within the same subject. An 800 kg bomb is included, along with movement dollies that add a handling and staging element beside the aircraft itself. The instruction material shown for the kit covers cockpit work, wing assembly, propeller fitting, dolly assembly and decal placement, giving the builder a clear sequence through the main stages of construction. Cement and paints are required separately. On the bench, the compact 1:72 format suits focused painting sessions and careful decal work without demanding a large display footprint afterward. Once completed, the aircraft, bomb and dollies create a scene that fits naturally into a WWII aviation lineup, a naval aircraft collection or a dedicated floatplane display. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 US F-16CJ Fighting Falcon, plastic model kit
300060786€30.99
This 1:72 US F-16CJ Fighting Falcon plastic model kit brings the Block 50 version of the aircraft into a compact format that still carries the sharp lines, single-engine layout and purposeful stance of the full-size jet. Fine engraved panel lines, a detailed cockpit and deployed landing gear give the finished build a convincing parked-flightline presence on a shelf or in a display case. The cockpit area is one of the focal points, with visible interior structure under the canopy that rewards careful painting and detail work. On the underside, the wheel wells and gear bay doors add mechanical depth that changes the look of the aircraft when viewed from below or from a low front angle. Markings on the fuselage and tail reinforce the modern USAF appearance, while the 1:72 scale keeps the footprint manageable for smaller display spaces. Assembly is required, with an indicated build time of 600 minutes. Paint and cement are required separately. The finished aircraft suits a desk, shelf or cabinet where the open canopy, landing gear and surface detail can be seen from several angles. It also fits neatly into a broader modern aircraft collection, whether displayed as a single jet or alongside other scales of the Fighting Falcon family. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 US F-35C Lightning II, aircraft model kit
300060794€42.99
The 1:72 US F-35C Lightning II brings a current carrier-based combat aircraft into a compact model kit format with a clear modern silhouette and the focused pace of a non-powered aircraft build. Its scale keeps the finished jet manageable on the workbench and easy to place in a display lineup with other military aircraft subjects. The F-35C designation marks the naval variant developed for carrier operations, which gives this aircraft a distinct place within the wider Lightning II family. In model form, that identity shapes the whole presence of the jet, from its low-profile airframe to the visual character expected of a deck-based aircraft. As a kit rather than a ready-made replica, it leaves room for careful surface finishing, paintwork and detail handling during the build. The 1:72 format also makes it easier to combine with existing aircraft collections built to the same scale. On the bench, the subject suits builders who enjoy modern aviation themes and compact projects that still carry a strong real-world reference. Once completed, the US F-35C Lightning II works equally well as a display aircraft in a cabinet, on a shelf or alongside other naval and air power models in a 1:72 lineup. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Vought F4U-1A Corsair, aircraft model kit
300060775€24.49
This 1:72 Vought F4U-1A Corsair assembly kit focuses on the late-production form of the famous naval fighter, combining the aircraft's distinctive inverted gull wings with the refined details that marked the F4U-1A version. The subject traces back to the wartime Corsair introduced in 1942, powered by a 2,000 hp engine that turned the largest propeller fitted to a fighter at the time. The model centers on the improvements that defined this variant. A revised canopy addressed the earlier framed design, a longer tailwheel leg improved forward visibility, and a subtle 15 cm stall strip on the leading edge of the right wing helped both wings stall at the same speed. Those airframe changes give the build a specific historical identity beyond a generic Corsair shape. The kit also supports different display directions through optional external stores and alternate detail parts, while the decal sheet opens 3 separate marking schemes for a more individual finish. On the bench, the compact 1:72 scale suits focused painting sessions, weathering work and careful decal placement around panel lines, national insignia and squadron markings. With a stated assembly time of 600 minutes, the build offers a longer-form aircraft project that rewards steady progress across construction, painting and final finishing. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.
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1:72 Vought F4U-1D Corsair, plastic model kit
300060752€21.49
The 1:72 Vought F4U-1D Corsair brings a famous carrier-based fighter into a compact plastic model kit with the aircraft's distinctive inverted gull wing, long nose and clear-vision canopy. At 173 mm wingspan and 141 mm fuselage length, the finished aircraft has a display-friendly footprint while still leaving room for cockpit, engine and external equipment detail. This assembly kit is based on the F4U-1D version, the later Corsair variant that introduced improved visibility and underwing stores for bombs, napalm or 5 inch rockets. The build covers the cockpit interior, pilot seat, fuselage, wing assembly, engine cowling, propeller and main landing gear in separate stages. The instructions also show optional open or closed cowl flap configuration, optional drop tanks, and version-specific canopy parts. Decal and marking guides support 3 aircraft finishes: VF-84 No.167 from Bunker Hill, VMF-112 No.1 from Bennington, and VMF-312 No.530 from Okinawa in 1945. The result suits model builders drawn to World War II naval aviation, historical markings and compact aircraft subjects. Cement, tools and paints are required separately. With a stated assembly time of 600 minutes, the kit offers a longer bench project that moves from interior detail work to final markings and underwing equipment. Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.