A set of 40 unassembled figures of British and Commonwealth infantry of the Second World War in 1:72 scale from MARS. The figures are in soft plastic in eight poses.
A box of thirty Spanish conquistadors, 1:72 scale . MARS Model captures here the expeditions to the New World at the beginning of the sixteenth century.
A set of 39 unassembled pirate figures in 1:72 scale from the maker MARS, the second part of the themed range. The soft plastic figures complete adventurous naval scenes.
A set of 40 unassembled figures of German paratroopers in winter uniforms of the Second World War in 1:72 scale from MARS. The figures are in soft plastic.
A set of 40 unassembled figures of Ukrainian defenders in 1:72 scale from the maker MARS. The soft plastic figures are captured in eight different poses.
A set of 40 unassembled figures of British paratroopers of World War II in 1:72 scale from the maker MARS. The figures are of soft plastic in eight different poses.
An injection-molded kit of the Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka in 1:32 scale from Mikromir, a model of the Japanese rocket-powered special aircraft of the Second World War.
A plastic kit of the steam-powered experimental submarine Nordenfelt II in 1:144 scale from Mikromir. The model brings to life one of the first attempts at a combat submarine.
A plastic kit of the experimental submarine Delfino in 1:144 scale from Mikromir. The model presents one of the early attempts to build a working submersible vessel.
A plastic kit of the McDonnell Douglas MD-11 wide-body airliner in the version with Pratt and Whitney engines. Scale 1:144 from the maker Mikromir, a set for more experienced modelers.
3DF: 3D-printed rudder pedals for Luftwaffe aircraft in 1:72 scale, 4 sets in the package . A detail accessory for the cockpits of German aircraft of the Second World War. It is not an airplane model; no kit is included in the package.
1:48 Seats for He 219 with belts (Tamiya) from 3DF is a 3D printed detail set of seats with cast seat belts for a model of the night fighter Heinkel He 219 Uhu. It is not a model but an accessory for the base Tamiya kit.
Luftwaffe rudder pedals in 1:35 scale, 2 sets in the package from 3DF. A 3D-printed cockpit accessory, not a kit. Careful: 1:35 is an unusual scale for an aircraft part, so check the scale of your kit.
Luftwaffe rudder pedals in 1:32 scale, 2 sets in the package from the maker 3DF. This is a 3D-printed cockpit accessory, not a kit. Note: the identical set also exists in 1:35 scale and the two are not interchangeable.
The tail wheel fork for the Hawker Hurricane Mk.I/II, early version, in 1:32 scale from manufacturer 3DF. It is a 3D-printed accessory, not a kit — a thin, sharp replacement for the coarse plastic part.
The walking and swimming penguin from Tamiya is a motorized kit that moves both on land and in water once assembled - an ideal first construction project for younger modelers.
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