Revell 1:24 Bugatti EB110 is a detailed injection-molded kit of the legendary supercar of the 1990s with a faithfully rendered twelve-cylinder engine and opening hoods.
First to Fight 1:72 Polski Fiat 508/518 with the wz.30 heavy machine gun is an injection-molded plastic kit of a Polish light military vehicle armed with the wz.30 heavy machine gun. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Masks for spraying the national insignia and stencils in 1:48 scale for a model of the K-65 Cap, the Czechoslovak version of the Fieseler Fi 156 Storch, from the Tamiya kit.
Border Model 1:350 Kongo is a modern injection-molded kit of the Japanese fast battleship from a new mold. The finished model measures around 61 cm and the package also holds photo-etch and 3D printed parts.
CMK 1:72 AMX-T (trainer version) Cockpit is a resin detail cockpit set for models of the two-seat trainer version of the AMX attack aircraft in 1:72 scale.
A resin container for a Smoke Curtain Installation, intended to be slung under a Lysander aircraft in 1:48 scale. According to the name the set is built for the Airfix kit.
CMK 1:48 Lysander Parachute Container is a resin detail set of supply drop containers for models of the British Westland Lysander liaison aircraft in 1:48 scale.
CMK 1:48 Lysander Practice Bomb Set is a resin set of practice bombs for a model of the Westland Lysander in 1:48 scale. It is an accessory, not an aircraft kit on its own.
The Dragons from the land of fire decals in 1:48 are a decal set (waterslide decals for aircraft models) by DP Casper. It is not a model: it is a set of markings for building military aircraft.
Heller Car Mechanics II 1:24 is a set of three plastic figures of car mechanics in 1:24 scale. It serves as an accessory for car models and for dioramas of a garage or a service bay.
A plastic kit of the Japanese destroyer Yukikaze in 1:350 scale, in the movie version. A Kagero-class ship that survived the whole war in the Pacific and served out a second career under a foreign flag.
An Academy snap-together kit: the South Korean K808 wheeled armored personnel carrier, which carries the name White Tiger. It goes together with no gluing, the parts joining by being pushed into one another.
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