Landing flaps for the Handley Page HP137 Jetstream in 1:72 scale, made for the Amodel kits. The model gains extended high-lift devices and with them a sense of movement.
Landing flaps for the Handley Page HP137 Jetstream in 1:72 scale, intended for Airfix kits. They make it possible to build the wing with the mechanisms lowered.
Landing flaps for the Raytheon U-125 in 1:72 scale, intended for Sword kits. The wing gets its high-lift devices extended instead of a smooth lower surface.
Landing flaps for the Curtiss C-46 Commando in 1:72 scale, intended for Valom kits. The large wing of the transport aircraft thus gets its high-lift devices extended.
A casting of the CFM International CFM56-7B turbofan engine in 1:72 scale from the Simply Engine range. A simplified resin set for models of airliners.
The printed MAFFS 1:72 accessory for the Lockheed C-130 Hercules transport aircraft: a modular airborne firefighting system that is loaded into the cargo compartment as one unit. It is not a model of the aircraft, but a set of parts for completing one.
Tiger Head Models 1:72 P-47 D Razorback – equipment for sea-air rescue is a set of 3D-printed parts for a finished fighter model. It is not a kit of the aircraft.
Tiger Head Models 1:72 Wellington - airborne radar antennas turn a model of the British bomber into a machine fitted with an early airborne radar. It is an accessory to a finished model, not a kit.
The Tiger Head Models 1:72 set of RAF wheel chocks contains four big and two small chocks for aprons and dioramas of the Second World War. It is an accessory to a model, not a kit.
Tiger Head Models 1:72 Avro Lancaster - tarpaulin-covered wheels in cast resin offer a model of the British bomber an unconventional view of a parked machine. It is an accessory to a finished model, not a kit.
Quickboost 1:72 F4U-1 Corsair (Birdcage) closed cooling flaps is a resin replacement for the cooling flaps of the engine cowling in the closed position. It is not an aircraft model but a detail accessory for a kit.
F6F-3 Hellcat – early cowling with cooling flaps closed 1:72 is a resin replacement for the engine cowling from the Quickboost line. It is not a kit of the aircraft.
Aires 1:72 F-2 A/B - exhaust nozzles in the open position is a resin accessory for a model of the Japanese fighter. It replaces the plastic part in the tail end; it is not a model of the airplane.
Aires 1:72 SEPECAT Jaguar A/E - exhaust nozzles is a resin set replacing the nozzles of both engines on a model of the French versions of the ground-attack aircraft. The target is the Jaguar kit from Hobby Boss. It is not a model of the airplane, but an accessory for its tail end.
The Fine Molds 1:72 modern aircraft seat belt set No. 5 brings realistic seat belts for fighters with an ejection seat, among them the F-104 Starfighter.
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