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Academy 12636 presents an impressive model of the Soviet bomber Tu-22M3 Backfire C in 1/144 scale , which takes aviation history enthusiasts into the fascinating world of military with extraordinary precision and attention to detail. This powerful symbol of strategic air power has been carefully reproduced, ensuring the highest level of realism and authenticity. The kit includes a complete set of parts and assembly instructions, allowing you to assemble an impressive replica of the Tu-22M3 Backfire C. Decals with different paint schemes and markings allow you to choose your favorite look of the aircraft, adding even more attractiveness to this model. Add this unique Tu-22M3 Backfire C miniature to your military collection and discover the fascinating world of strategic aviation, exploring the unrivaled power and versatility of this legendary Soviet bomber.

Accurately recreates the real-life British Cold War era jump jet used during the Flakland War. This plastic model kit requires paint and glue to complete. The BAe Harrier is a British single-seat V / STOL fighter, attack and reconnaissance aircraft with a duralumin, half-shell structure. The origins of Harrier's construction can be found in 1957, when Lord Sydney Camm of Hawker Aircraft and Dr. Stanley Hooker of Bristol Siddeley Engines started the construction of a tactical aircraft using the latest turbo-fan engine from Bristol plants, then known as BS.53. It was specially adapted to the vertical thrust vector ensuring the vertical take-off of a fixed-wing aircraft. Engine exhaust gases were directed to four staggered nozzles placed in pairs at the front and rear of the fuselage. The range of rotation of the nozzles exceeded 90 degrees, which allowed the exhaust gases to be directed directly rearward in normal flight, vertically downward for take-off and landing, or to any angle during the transition phase. Around the engine, Camm constructed a compact, conventional, high-wing metal airframe. In the forward part of the fuselage there was a one-person cabin, next to which there were two fixed, stationary air inlets for engines with a semicircular cross-section. The two-wheeled main and one-wheeled undercarriages are built in tandem in the central axis of the fuselage. The first of the six prototypes took off for the first time on October 21, 1960. After less than a year, a complete transition was made from vertical climb to horizontal flight and hover again. In February 1965, the UK government ordered six test aircraft. These were the first examples to be given the name Harrier. Apart from Great Britain, the only user of the standard Harrier aircraft is the Spanish Navy, where the aircraft are known as the Matador. To date, a dozen or so versions of the Harrier aircraft have been produced. Chronologically, the first was the Harrier GR.1 (an attack aircraft that entered service in 1969). Version T.3 was created quickly, i.e. a two-person school version of Harrier GR.1. The next version is the Harrier GR.3, which is the most modern assault version of this aircraft equipped with Pegasus 11 Mk 103 engines. Since 1978, the version marked as Sea Harrier has also been produced, the FRS.MK.1 model of which distinguished itself during the Falklands war. in 1982 as a fighter attack aircraft. As a result of the experience gained from this war, the FA.2 version was created, which has better avionics, including a great Blue Vixen radar, greater payload and can use a wider range of weapons. Choice of 2 markings Sea Harrier FRS.1 XZ451, 801 NAS, HMS Invincible, Falklands Conflict 1982 Sea Harrier FRS.1 XZ457, 800 NAS, HMS Hermes, Falklands Conflict 1982.

The Douglas C-54 Skymaster was a four-engine transport aircraft developed from the civilian DC-4, designed to provide long-range heavy transport for the U.S. Army Air Forces during World War Two. Used extensively in the Pacific, European, and China-Burma-India theatres, transporting troops, equipment, and fuel, often over hostile territory. After the war the C-54 flew sustained high-frequency supply missions in the Berlin Airlift, along with Douglas Dakota, Avro York and Short Sunderland types, and formed the basis for later long-range transport designs. Choice of markings for 6 aircraft C-54 of the ATC (Air Transport Command), USAF, 1943. C-54 of the ATC (Air Transport Command), USAF, 1944-45. VC-54C Sacred Cow, the first U.S. presidential aircraft, used for President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s flight to the Yalta Conference in Crimea in 1945. C-54B EW-999 (43-14126), used for the flight of the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Sir Winston Churchill, to the Yalta Conference in 1945. VC-54E 44-9027, "Bataan II", personal flight of 1st Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers, General Douglas McArthur, used for his arrival in Japan, 1945. Air America, C-54G N2168, operated on regional missions between Korea, Japan, and Vietnam during the early 1960s.

In 1969, Academy Science Co., Ltd. started as Academy Science Teaching Material Company, a model teaching material store in Seoul. Features The product is a precise reproduction of the Academy Science Teaching Material Company store of the 1980s~1990s with a small number of parts. The shelves where the finished products are displayed in the store are represented with clear parts, and the back of the store is reproduced with stickers. Material: Plastic, etc. Size when completed: Length 260mm / Height 160mm

This 1 / 32nd scale MRC academy plastic model kit is an authentic replica of the Israeli F-16I "Sufa" fighter. The sufa (thunderstorm) is easily recognizable by the distinctive conformal 600 gallon fuel tanks that give the aircraft a range of up to 1,000 miles, enough to cover the entire Middle East region. Its radar, the Northrop Grumman APG-68, is also more advanced than any other in the IAF fleet. The F-16I has all-weather, day and night attack capabilities. To accurately reproduce this special aircraft for the experienced modeler, academy made certain to concentrate on the weapon systems including the GBU-31 (V) 3 and AGM-130, GBU-38, AIM-120B, PYTHON-4, GBU-12 and the latest RADAR and countermeasures arrays. Academy "pulled out all the stops" with this big 1/32 model. This magnificent, museum quality kit also offers a choice of two canopies and open or closed canopy configurations, two pilot figures, radome & airbrakes. Every last rivet, screw and panel line is engraved throughout and extensive detail abounds. The cockpit gauges and ejection seat detail is incredible along with the complexity and completeness of the landing gear and bays. Photo etched metal parts have been added throughout and even a turned brass pitot tube and AOA probe. Naturally, a kit of this size and quality is completed with two extensive cartograf decal sheets and detailed painting instructions. A large wall poster is included too. This will be the F-16 to hold "pride of place" in any modern aircraft collection. Every last rivet, screw and panel line is engraved throughout and extensive detail abounds. The cockpit gauges and ejection seat detail is incredible along with the complexity and completeness of the landing gear and bays. Photo etched metal parts have been added throughout and even a turned brass pitot tube and AOA probe. Naturally, a kit of this size and quality is completed with two extensive cartograf decal sheets and detailed painting instructions. A large wall poster is included too. This will be the F-16 to hold "pride of place" in any modern aircraft collection. Every last rivet, screw and panel line is engraved throughout and extensive detail abounds. The cockpit gauges and ejection seat detail is incredible along with the complexity and completeness of the landing gear and bays. Photo etched metal parts have been added throughout and even a turned brass pitot tube and AOA probe. Naturally, a kit of this size and quality is completed with two extensive cartograf decal sheets and detailed painting instructions. A large wall poster is included too. This will be the F-16 to hold "pride of place" in any modern aircraft collection. Photo etched metal parts have been added throughout and even a turned brass pitot tube and AOA probe. Naturally, a kit of this size and quality is completed with two extensive cartograf decal sheets and detailed painting instructions. A large wall poster is included too. This will be the F-16 to hold "pride of place" in any modern aircraft collection. Photo etched metal parts have been added throughout and even a turned brass pitot tube and AOA probe. Naturally, a kit of this size and quality is completed with two extensive cartograf decal sheets and detailed painting instructions. A large wall poster is included too. This will be the F-16 to hold "pride of place" in any modern aircraft collection.

Academy 13569 ROK Army K808 1/35 is a plastic model kit of the K808 wheeled armored personnel carrier used by the South Korean armed forces. Developed by Academy in 1/35 scale, this kit allows for the construction of a detailed replica of this modern military vehicle. The K808 is part of the South Korean K806/K808 family of armored vehicles developed by Hyundai Rotem for the Republic of Korea Army. The vehicle was designed as a modern wheeled transporter providing high mobility, crew protection, and the ability to transport troops in various terrain conditions. The design features an 8x8 drive, high speed, and the ability to operate both on roads and in difficult terrain. This model represents modern military equipment used by the ROK Army and makes an interesting addition to any 21st-century armored vehicle collection. The 1/35 scale allows for the reproduction of numerous structural details and the creation of a realistic model for display or diorama.

Academy's Korean Army K9 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer features detailed flexible belt style tracks and three figures. Hatches can be posed open or closed. Markings provided or one Korean Army vehicle.

Academy 13561 ROK Army K9A1 155mm Self-Propelled Howitzer 1/35 is a plastic model kit of the 155mm K9A1 self-propelled howitzer used by the Republic of Korea Army in 1:35 scale.  This model is perfect for fans of modern military technology and collectors, offering a high level of detail and realistic representation of the vehicle. Thanks to its precise workmanship and large amount of detail, assembling this model will be a rewarding experience for both beginners and advanced modelers. Features Accurately reproduced elements of the howitzer's hull and turret. Detailed running gear, including realistically reproduced tracks. Movable parts of the gun allow the barrel to be set in different positions. Turret interior with details such as crew stations and control systems. Decals enabling the reproduction of authentic ROK Army painting and markings. Additional equipment and exterior details such as tools and equipment boxes.

Having to make do with the ancient (but collectible!) Renwal kit, AFV modelers have been pining for a new-tool Ontos for years...but now that wait is over! Academy answers the call with this all-newly-tooled kit of the Ontos (Greek for "the thing"), and indeed it has been worth the wait. The kit accurately reproduces the odd Ontos with its six 106mm recoilless rifles, and includes photo-etched parts, two figures, some shells, detailed flexible one-piece belt-style tracks, and markings for the USMC.

The 1/48 B-17F Flying Fortress "Memphis Belle" is now available. The product reproduces the cockpit interior, bomb bays, various anti-aircraft gun mounts, and the delicate panel lines of the aircraft. Two types of decals (Memphis Belle of the 358th Bombardment Squadron, etc.), canopy masking stickers, and photo-etched sheets are included.