The Martin-Baker Mk9b2 ejection seat for the single-seat Jaguar 1:48 refines the most conspicuous element of an open cockpit. The model of the aircraft has to be obtained separately.
A resin adapter for probe refueling on the A-10C in 1:48 scale . A small accessory for the nose of the model that captures a recent service modification of the attack aircraft.
The canopy frame for the Jaguar GR.1 and GR.1A in 1:48 refines an outline that is seen close up when the canopy is open. An accessory for building a model of the British strike aircraft.
A main landing gear bay for the Hawker Hurricane Mk.II 1:48 refines the area in the wing that is clearly visible on a machine on the ground. The aircraft kit is not part of the delivery.
Workable control surfaces for the Hawker Hurricane Mk.II 1:48 let you build the fighter with its control surfaces deflected off center. The base airframe model has to be obtained separately.
A cockpit for the Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIc in 1:48 gives the British cannon fighter a more faithful interior. You have to own the plastic kit of the aircraft yourself.
The Escapac 1A-1 seat for the A-4 Skyhawk in 1:48 refines the most visible part of the cockpit of the carrier attack aircraft. Meant for building a model, not for displaying on its own.
The F-15 ACES II Ejection seats (dual) set in 1:32 scale from Mini Craft Collection is aimed at the cockpit of the two-seat version of the F-15 Eagle fighter.
A plastic kit of the first jet fighter ever used in combat, the Messerschmitt Me 262 A-1a with WGr.21 rockets in 1:72 scale from Arma Hobby. A kit completed with 3D-printed and etched parts.
De Havilland DHC-6 Twin Otter — painting masks plus wheel masks in 1:72 (KV Models) are self-adhesive pre-cut masks for covering the canopy glazing and the tires during spraying. It is not a model — the masks are cut exactly for the Revell Twin Otter kit.
Bristol Beaufort Mk.I/Mk.IA — painting masks in 1:72 (KV Models) are self-adhesive pre-cut masks for covering the canopy glazing during spraying. It is not a model — the masks are cut exactly for the Airfix A04021 and A04021A kits.
F-16CJ Block 50 painting masks + wheel masks 1:72 are pre-cut self-adhesive masks for the F-16CJ Block 50 fighter from the Tamiya kit, made by KV Models. It is not a model: it is a set of masks for a kit that you have to own.
Pilot seats for the Boeing 737 in 1:72 scale are a detail set (3D printed parts with photo-etch) for the flight deck of the Boeing 737 airliner from Big Planes Kits. This is not an aircraft model but a set of parts for a kit you have to own already.
A model of the Japanese Mitsubishi J4M Senden fighter aircraft in 1:72 scale. A design from the end of the Second World War that never reached series production.
A wingless experimental lifting body: 1:72 Northrop M2-F3 from AMP is a kit of the legendary research machine that prepared the way for the Space Shuttle.
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