1:48 F-82F/G and E/H Twin Mustang - a Clear Prop Models masking set is cut out of yellow kabuki paper and serves for painting the frames of the glazing precisely. It is not a kit but an accessory for painting. Cut for the Modelsvit kit 4818/4820.
1:48 Su-27 Flanker B – Reskit pre-cut painting masks are a self-adhesive set for spraying the frames of the glazing and other small areas of a model precisely. It is not a kit but an accessory for the build.
1:48 McDonnell F-4B Phantom II - Reskit pre-cut masks are a self-adhesive masking set for painting the frames of the glazing and other small areas precisely. It is not a kit but an accessory for building the model.
Replacement wheels with a suggested load for a model of the carrier fighter aircraft F4F Wildcat and FM-2 in 1:48 scale. The type 2 form differs in the shape of the rim.
1:450 J.M.S.D.F. DDG Atago is a plastic kit of the Japanese guided missile destroyer equipped with the Aegis combat system, released by the Japanese firm Hasegawa.
A sheet for the surface finishing of a model in a brilliant red fluorescent shade, from the range of decorative sheets for models of cars and racing cars.
Carbon Finish 12 is a self-adhesive Hasegawa sheet with a carbon fiber weave pattern, used to cover the surfaces of finished modeling parts. It is not a kit but a surface material.
1:72 Manned Research Submersible Shinkai 6500 is a plastic kit of the Japanese manned deep-sea research submersible in 1:72 scale from Hasegawa. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
A plastic kit of the Subaru 360 Young-SS with a figure of a girl in period style, 1:24 scale from the Japanese firm Hasegawa. The more sporting version of the Japanese kei class car of the 1960s.
The plastic kit Volkswagen Beetle Type 1 from the Wild Egg Girls line, scale 1:24 from the Japanese firm Hasegawa. The classic Beetle in the edition of a series that joins a car model with illustration artwork.
A plastic kit of the Galleon machine from the world of Crusher Joe in 1:35 scale from the Japanese firm Hasegawa. A science fiction model from an original range devoted to fantasy machinery.
An accessory set of metal parts for detailing the engine area of a model of the Williams FW14 single-seater in 1:24 scale. Intended for building up a model already under way.
A plastic kit of the MechatroWeGo No. 17 in 1:35 scale from the Japanese firm Hasegawa. A science fiction work robot from an original series that combines engineering with playful design.
A plastic kit from the Maschinen Krieger line in 1:20 scale. The model is intended to be glued together and painted, and which item of the line it is, is given on the box.
A plastic kit of the guided missile destroyer J.M.S.D.F. DDG Atago as she was in 2017, 1:450 scale from the Japanese firm Hasegawa. A model of a modern surface ship of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force.
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