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Model replica of the Hawk T.1 Red Arrows, the famous RAF aerobatic squadron. Features detailed cockpit ejection seats airbrakes one smoke tank Authentic decals for the following version Bae Systems Hawk T.1, Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team, The Red Arrows , RAF Scampton, England, March 2015.

The Ju88 was the most versatile German fighter aircraft in World War II. Series production of the Ju 88A-1 began in 1939. From the beginning of August 1940, attacks on the British mainland increased. On August 15, the English tactics changed and the Luftwaffe's successes diminished until the tide finally turned on September 15. Features Detailed cockpit Detailed pilot seat Distinctive instrument panel Separate ailerons and flaps Rotating propellers Detailed chassis Detailed MG Markings Junkers Ju88 A-1 4D+CH, 1./KG 30 "Adler" Aalberg-West July 1940 Junkers Ju88 A-1 9K+AL, 3./KG 51 "Edelweiss" Includes Plastic model kit (not assembled) Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions Decals Basic colors (Revell Aqua Color) Adhesive (Revell Contacta Professional Mini) Paint brush

During World War II, the US Navy used PT-type patrol boats to monitor the island world of the Pacific, which is characterized by reefs and atolls. Some crews individualized their boats and adorned them with the fancy "nose art" known from bombers and fighter planes of the same time. Features Two-piece hull inside rooms Decals with "Nose Art" In addition to basic colors, glue and brushes are also included. Includes Plastic model kit (unassembled), illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals, paints (Revell Aqua Color), brushes, glue (Revell Contacta Professional Mini) Specification Scale: 1:72 Age recommendation: 12+ Number of parts: 146 Length: 341mm Broad: 107mm Height: 120mm

The USS Wasp is the lead ship of the amphibious assault ship class of the same name. The ship can carry up to 1,894 Marine Corps troops and approximately 40 aircraft such as helicopters and Harrier VTOL aircraft. Features Waterline model Inner service deck Airplanes & Helicopters Decals included for 4 Wasp-class ships (USS Wasp, USS Essex, USS Kearsarge, USS Boxer) Scope of delivery Plastic model kit (unassembled), illustrated, multilingual building instructions, decals Specifications Scale:1:700 Age recommendation: 12+ Number of parts: 142 Length: 365mm

Battleship Gneisenau on a scale of 1:1200The "Battleship Gneisenau" model kit on a scale of 1:1200 is a tribute to the historic German warship of the Second World War. With 48 parts, this kit offers an optimum balance between challenge and building pleasure. The finished model length of 188 mm, a width of 30 mm and a height of 60 mm make the model an impressive display piece. Designed for model building enthusiasts aged 12 and over, this kit is in the Level 4 category, making it ideal for advanced model builders who have experience in gluing and painting models.This model kit is ideal for advanced model builders (level 4) who already have experience in handling sophisticated components and in the techniques of gluing and painting. A perfect project for young people and adults aged 12 and over who are interested in historical warships and detailed model building.The Gneisenau was a battleship of the German navy that was in service during the Second World War. This model not only brings you the joy of building a historic ship, but also a deep immersion in maritime war history.Features The kit is characterized by a high level of detail that authentically represents the Gneisenau With authentic decals and a detailed deck, every detail of the historic battleship is reproduced. The 2024 reissue brings back an exclusive edition of this legendary model Additional material such as base paints, glue and brushes round off the building experience and make it easier to get started. Includes 48 precisely manufactured components Authentic decal for detailed markings Detailed deck design Base paints, glue and brushes for an immediate start to building Special 2024 reissue of the model

The Queen Elizabeth 2, one of the most comfortable liners and cruise ships, is also known as a 5-star floating hotel. She is 293 m long, has 3 swimming pools, 22 elevators, has 970 crew members and can carry up to 2,025 passengers on transatlantic traffic. The ship, which was put into service by the Cunard shipping company in 1969 and has its home port of Southampton, was last used on North Atlantic express passages in the summer and luxury cruises in the winter; in the future it will be pure cruises.

A mobile dream. A super sports car that sets standards. Already legendary. When it comes to the Audi R8, similar statements can always be heard. And rightly so. The all-wheel drive Audi R8, named after the successful Le Mans racing car, offers an impressive look with its body made entirely of light alloy. The beefy sound of the high-revving V8 engine contributes to the enthusiasm for the Audi R8. The agile two-seater accelerates to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds and has a top speed of over 300 km/h. The exceptional vehicle also offers a wealth of innovative technology, including an electronically adjustable chassis thanks to magnetic fluids in the damper system. Features Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures Detailed interior with authentic instrument panel and textured seats Very detailed, multi-part eight-cylinder mid-engine Separate exhaust system Wheel rims reproduced true to the original Movable hood Detailed wheel suspensions Movable wheels Detailed, structured chassis Chrome rims Comprehensive decal with international number plates (D, NL, F, I, B, GB)

In 1964, an attractively designed coupe specially developed for young drivers was presented to the public at the World Exhibition in New York, and visitors were thrilled. The 8,000 available models were sold on the first day of sales and a further 22,000 orders were placed. The classic coupe and convertible, which were initially only available, were followed in 1965 by the 2+2 Fastback, a hatchback coupe. All three models were offered with various engine variants, including a 289 cubic inch (4.7-liter) eight-cylinder engine with up to 275 hp. The top speed of the long-running Mustang 2 +2 Fastback was around 189 km/h, and acceleration from 0 to 100 took 9.0 seconds. Features True-to-original bodywork with fine surface structures Multi-part, detailed engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior with authentic instrument panel and structured seats True to the original rims many chrome parts, including rims, bumpers and grille Instructions and authentic decals Includes Plastic model kit (not assembled) Illustrated, multilingual assembly instructions Decals Basic colors (Revell Aqua Color) Adhesive (Revell Contacta Professional Mini) Paint brush

Revell VW offered the first GTI only two years after its inauguration. The compact motorcar possessed what previously only sports cars had: light weight and a powerful engine (110 bhp). Additionally the car was suitable for everyday use and thoroughly affordable. The performance of this small 'powerhouse' was also quite comparable to that of contemporary small sports cars. Visually, the then most powerful Golf stood out through its wider wings, wider tires, sports steering wheel and a grill framed in red. Today the best seller of that period has achieved cult status. Maximum speed: 182 km/h (113 mph). Typical steering wheel. Faithfully reproduced dash-board for left or right hand drive versions. Rotating wheels. Generously dimensioned front spoiler. Imitation rubber tyres. Instructions and authentic decal set with various registration numbers (D, GB, F, NL, B, A, CH, I, S, DK). Model kits are designed for children aged 10 years and upwards. Features Faithfully reproduced bodywork with typical wheel arch flares Separate, opening bonnet Multi-part, fully detailed four-cylinder engine Separate exhaust system Detailed interior with dash-board, front seats and rear bench seat

For many years, the Volkswagen Beetle was the car that started it all. Countless young people learned to drive with it, countless people drove it as the first car in their lives. Over the years, improvements have been made to the vehicle to keep the Beetle competitive. Even in 1968, the Beetle had a standard that kept it competitive against the competition at the time. The formerly 1131 cc engine had now become a 1500 cc engine with 44 hp. Disc brakes at the front and a new semi-trailing arm rear axle kept this temperament in check. The headlights were now vertical and you could fill up the tank through a side flap. Features Faithfully reproduced body with fine surface structures Separate, movable bonnet Multi-piece, detailed four-cylinder boxer engine Optional trailer hitch Detailed interior with instrument panel, individual seats and rear bench OPTIONAL TO BUILD AS LEFT-HAND DRIVE OR RIGHT-HAND DRIVE Movable wheels Dashboard vase included Various chrome parts, including bumpers, rims, door handles and exterior mirrors Rubber-like tires Instructions and authentic decals with various hallmarks