The Spitfire Mk.I exhaust (initial) with installation bracket is a resin (3D printed) set of early-pattern exhaust stubs in 1:72 scale for IBG Spitfire models.
Spitfire PR Type A/B/C/E Cockpit structure insert is a resin (3D-printed) insert for the structure of the pilot's compartment in 1:72 scale for models of the photo-reconnaissance Spitfire from the maker IBG.
A plastic kit of the Supermarine Spitfire PR Type A/B/E, Cotton Club 1939-40 in 1:72 scale from IBG Models: the early photo-reconnaissance version of the famous Spitfire.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I & Mk.II Great Britain 1940 Black Box Edition is a limited edition in 1:72 scale from IBG models which holds two complete injection-molded kits of early Spitfires from the period of the Battle of Britain in one package.
Injection-molded plastic kit of the P-47D-11RE Thunderbolt, Zemke's Wolfpack , in 1:48 scale from MiniArt — the razorback version of the American fighter, Advanced edition.
3DF 1:72 MG 151/20 cannon installation (manually operated) is a 3D-printed detail accessory of the German 20 mm aircraft cannon in a flexible, hand-operated mount.
The 3DF 1:72 FuG 217J set for the Fw 190 A-6/7/8 R11 is a 3D-printed detail accessory with the antennas of the German FuG 217 Neptun airborne radar for models of the night fighter versions.
The 3DF 1:48 AI Mk. IV radar set is a 3D-printed detail accessory with the antennas and instruments of the British airborne radar, for models of Second World War night fighters.
A model of the two-seat TT-1 Pinto jet trainer of the US Navy in 1:48 scale. An unusual type that will not be lost in a display case among ordinary fighters.
Resin wheels for models of the A-20 Havoc and Boston aircraft and the P-70 Nighthawk night fighter in 1:72 scale. A detail replacement for the hubs and the tires raises the realism of the landing gear.
A resin set of electronic boxes for models of the EF-111A Raven electronic warfare aircraft in 1:72 scale. Finely cast boxes raise the realism of the stores and the interior spaces.
1:72 P-70 Nighthawk First US Nightfighter is a plastic kit of the night fighter conversion of the Douglas A-20 from the Czech manufacturer Special Hobby.
The decal sheet 1:32 (1:48) Decals Lozenge with linen effect Naval Hex Camo 2 carries the regular grid of hexagons that the floatplanes of the Imperial German Navy wore.
Lukgraph Lozenge decals with a linen effect (Naval Hex Camo 1) in 1:32 scale reproduce the German multi-color Lozenge camouflage pattern of the First World War. It is a decal accessory, not a model.
Five-color lozenge decals with a linen effect 1:48 are printed decals with the German five-color lozenge camouflage pattern for the upper and lower surfaces of a model.
The supplementary sheet Decals Lozenge with linen effect 4 Color for lower surfaces in 1:32 scale covers the lower surfaces of a model with a print carrying the texture of fabric.
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