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Step back into America’s frontier era with the Atlantis Models 1:1 Frontiersman Kentucky Long Rifle American Muzzleloader plastic model kit. This impressive full-size replica model measures an incredible 4 feet 5 inches long, making it a standout display piece for model builders, history enthusiasts, reenactment fans, and collectors of early American firearms replicas. Molded in brown and brass-colored plastic, this kit captures the classic look of the legendary Kentucky Long Rifle, one of the most recognizable muzzleloaders of the American frontier. The kit includes 72 parts plus an internal spring and features working-style details including an operating hammer, trigger, frizzen, and patch cover. Once assembled and painted, it creates a dramatic wall display with strong historical appeal. The Kentucky Long Rifle traces its roots to the 1730s, when German and Swiss gunsmiths in Pennsylvania developed a long, accurate rifle inspired by earlier European designs. Known for its full-length stock, long barrel, and improved rifling, the Kentucky Rifle became an essential frontier tool for hunting and defense. It is closely associated with famous American frontiersmen and explorers including Davy Crockett, Daniel Boone, Hugh Glass, and Lewis and Clark. With its large size, nostalgic subject matter, and classic box art, the Frontiersman Kentucky Long Rifle is more than a model kit — it is a conversation piece. Features 1:1 scale full-size plastic model kit Finished model measures 4 feet 5 inches long Represents the historic Kentucky Long Rifle American muzzleloader Molded in brown and brass-colored plastic Includes 72 parts plus internal spring Features operating hammer, trigger, frizzen, and patch cover Big box with classic-style artwork Great for model builders, history buffs, frontier collectors, and early American firearm enthusiasts A striking display piece for a hobby room, office, cabin, workshop, or historical collection

The Boeing 2707 was an American supersonic passenger airliner project during the 1960s.  Boeing won a competition for a government-funded contract to build an American supersonic airliner. The design emerged as a large aircraft with seating for 250 to 300 passengers and cruise speeds of approximately Mach 3. It was intended to be much larger and faster than competing supersonic transport (SST) designs such as the Concorde. The entire SST concept was the subject of considerable negative press, centered on the issue of sonic booms and effects on the ozone layer. A key design feature of the 2707 was its use of a swing wing configuration. Rising costs and the lack of a clear market led to its cancellation in 1971 before the prototypes had been completed. Features This kit comes molded in white with decals for Boeing 2707-200 and Pan American. Measures 9.50 inches long with display stand.  Officially Licensed with Boeing.

Relive one of the most important naval battles in American history with the Atlantis Models Battle of the Ironclads historical diorama set. This detailed plastic model kit includes two legendary Civil War ironclads: the U.S.S. Monitor and the C.S.S. Merrimac/Virginia. On March 9, 1862, these two revolutionary warships met at the Battle of Hampton Roads off the coast of Virginia. Their clash marked a turning point in naval history. The age of wooden warships was coming to an end, and the future of armored naval warfare had begun. This Atlantis release features the original Lindberg tooling, not the Pyro tooling. These are completely different molds. The Merrimac/Virginia measures approximately 14 inches long and is molded in 1/300 scale, while the Monitor measures approximately 8.25 inches long and is molded in 1/210 scale. The kit includes both ironclad ships, a vacu-formed seascape display base, and individual display stands with nameplates for builders who prefer to display the ships separately. Also included are updated decals, a historical booklet, and detailed assembly instructions. Molded in light gray, this kit is perfect for model builders, Civil War enthusiasts, naval history collectors, educators, and students. It makes an excellent display piece, classroom project, or historical diorama. The Battle of Hampton Roads changed naval warfare forever. After the Monitor and Merrimac/Virginia faced off, every wooden navy in the world was suddenly outdated. This dramatic moment in Civil War history was an awesome and dangerous achievement during a sad and bitter conflict. Build this detailed historical scene and bring one of America’s most famous naval battles to life. Features Includes both the U.S.S. Monitor and C.S.S. Merrimac/Virginia Merrimac/Virginia measures approximately 14 inches long Monitor measures approximately 8.25 inches long Original Lindberg tooling Merrimac/Virginia scale: 1/300 Monitor scale: 1/210 Includes vacu-formed seascape display base Includes individual display stands and nameplates Updated decals Historical booklet included Detailed instructions Molded in light gray Great for school projects, historical displays, and collectors

Audiences gasped and shuddered to their heart's delight while viewing the original horror movie, "The Phantom of the Opera." First released in1925 as a silent film, it starred Lon Chaney, dubbed "The Man of a Thousand Faces," because of his theatrical bag of tricks he employed to completely alter his features. In this movie classic, he succeeded through countless devices in transforming his face to take on the appearance of a skull. To further enhance the drama, the gruesome face of the Phantom was cloaked in secrecy. No still photos were allowed to be published until well after the release of the film. In fact, it is not until the fifth reel that he was seen unmasked. The bizarre plot revolves around an insane musician seeking revenge forhis disfigured features by menacing the Paris Opera House, played so eloquently by Chaney that it fairly frightened the public out of its wits! The Paris Opera House of 1880 was thrown into a series of turmoils bystrange events attributed by the invasion of evil spirits...actually created by the mysterious Phantom. His main ambition was to train a beautiful young opera singer to achieve the honor of Prima Donna. Thus he left the subterranean quarters where he made his home to launch a reign of terror. Maintaining his horrible secret, he continued his horrendous acts by killing in unique, violent methods, climaxing his mad rampage by causing a massive chandelier to crash upon an unsuspecting audience. Exercising a spell over his protege, he hypnotized the soprano into following him into the catacombs under the opera house where, to her utter terror, he tore off his mask! The lover of the captive singer, falling prey to the Phantom in his efforts to rescue her, was forced to endure the torture chamber before being saved by an agent of the secret police. The Phantom, in the meantime, made good his escape amidst the confusion. In a spine-tingling chase, the furious mob captured the fleeing villain who suffered as violent a death as his victim. Features 1/8 Scale. This kit comes in the new Square Box. Comes molded in gray with a complete set of special spooky glow in the dark parts. Includes Phantom figure with Mask, detailed subterranean base, dungeon prisoner, rat and lizard. Skill level 2.