The Special Hobby Maryland Mk.I and Mk.II is a short-run kit of the American bomber in British service in 1:48 scale, with photo-etched parts and resin.
The plastic kit Special Hobby 1:48 Pfalz E.I captures the early German fighter monoplane of the beginning of the First World War with its forward synchronized machine gun.
The plastic kit AZ model 1:72 Messerschmitt Bf 109G-0/R-6 captures the pre-production version of the famous German fighter with underwing 20 mm gun pods and experimental butterfly tail surfaces.
Turned metal set MASTER 1:72 Su-7 (Fitter-A), pitot tubes and 30 mm cannon barrels replaces the plastic parts on the nose and in the wing roots and gives the model sharp, precise geometry.
A detail set of British 3in RP-3 rockets with 60LB SAP warheads (8 pcs) in 1:24 scale from Master (Poland) — the form for the late Mk.III rail. Turned and supplementary parts, it is not an airplane model.
A set of eight British unguided RP-3 rockets with semi-armor-piercing warheads of the 60 pound weight class in 1:24 scale, cut for the early Mk I rails.
Thirteen turned metal barrels for Browning M2 machine guns in 12.7 mm caliber with flash hiders for a model of the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress in 1:32 scale.
Turned metal barrels for Hispano Mk II 20 mm cannons for the large 1:24 scale model of the Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC, the version with round recoil springs.
Turned metal barrels for Hispano Mk I 20 mm cannons for the large 1:24 scale model of the Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC, the version with flat recoil springs.
A metal detail set, Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIC, Hispano Mk.II 20 mm cannon (with round recoil springs) , in 1:32 scale from Master (Poland). Turned barrels to replace the plastic ones: it is not an aircraft model.
MASTER 1:32 Hawker Hurricane Mk IIC Hispano Mk I cannons of 20 mm caliber are turned metal barrels in the variant with flat recoil springs. An accessory to a kit, not a model.
AH-64 Apache – the M230 30 mm chain gun, pitots and the tail antenna 1:32 from MASTER. A combination of turned, photo-etched and resin parts for a faithful replacement.
A metal detail set de Havilland Mosquito NF Mk.II / FB Mk.VI — pitot and armament in 1:32 scale from Master (Poland). Turned Browning .303 machine gun barrels, Hispano 20 mm cannon muzzles and a pitot tube — it is not an aircraft model.
A turned metal set of antennas for the German FuG 218 airborne radar in 1:32 scale from MASTER, a replacement for the fragile plastic antennas of a night fighter.
Metal parts for rendering the German airborne radar FuG 220 Lichtenstein SN-2 in 1:32 scale. The set was carried, among others, by the night fighters Bf 110 and Ju 88.
The German Spandau LMG 08/15 machine gun of the First World War – turned metal barrels 1:32 from MASTER. Two accurate metal barrels for models of period aircraft.
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