more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter F6 XF383 12 Sqn RAF Honington July 1984 (AA32709)
This was a truly beautiful aircraft that can still be seen flying today, nearly 60 years after its first flight.more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 McDonnell F-4J Phantom 155529 VF-74 Squadron US Navy American Air Museum Duxford (AA33212)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Sea Harrier FRS1 XZ450 RN (AA32402)
British Aerospace Sea Harrier FRS1 XZ450 - Royal Navy. The Royal Navy ordered the Harrier, after it had been developed, and modified it with Ferranti Blue Fox multi-mode radar, a raised cockpit, improved avionics and other refinements to become the Sea Harrier FRS. Mk1. The variant can also carry a full range of weapons or surveillance equipment, as well as either a pair of heat -seeking Sidewinder missiles or two air-to-surface Sea Eagle missiles.
On the 4th May 1982 during a cluster bomb attack on Goose Green airstrip,XZ450 was hit by 35mm cannon shells and crashed to the south-east of the airfield. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S2B Bedford 1987 (AA34108)
Limited edition model with certificate | |
more | Corgi 1/87 Sea Harrier FRS.1 809 Sqn Falklands Battle Scarred (AA32406)
Sea Harrier - RN 809 Squadron - Battle Scarred - Falklands. Reactivated on 7th April 1982, 809 Squadron had eight Sea Harriers turned out in medium grey air combat livery. Six left Yeovilton on the 30th April, flying to Ascension with in flight refuelling from Victor K2 tankers. All the squadrons aircraft flew from Ascension on board the Atlantic Conveyor which took them to the Falklands.
Limited edition model, wingspan 107mm. | |
more | Corgi F4J Phantom II Japan 1973 (US33216)
VMFA-232 Marine Corps Air Station, Iwakuni, Japan 1973 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter Fighting Cocks (AA32704)
Hawker Hunter FGA9 - The Fighting Cocks | |
more | Corgi 1/72 F86E Col Walker R Bud Mahurin (US35804)
F-86E-10 Col.Walker 'Bud' Mahurin, Cmndr, 4th FW, Kimpo, South Korea 1952 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 BAE Harrier GR3 XV754 VTOL Model (AA32411)
This model depicts the Harrier in its ground attack role using its rocket launchers.more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 EE Lightning Tigers (AA32301)
English Electric Lightning F. Mk.1A. - " The Tigers Aerobatic Team ". The E. E. Lightning was Britain's first supersonic all-weather interceptor fighter. No.74 squadron was the first squadron to receive the type when it entered service in the summer of 1960 at Coltishall in Norfolk. Squadron Leader J. F. G. Howe formed a quartet of Lightnings to participate at Farnborough Air Show in Sept.1960. In 1962 the aircraft were painted with black fins and spines and led by Sqd. Ldr. P. G. Botherhill for their final season including the Farnborough Air Show where they gave a co-ordinated display with the " Blue Diamonds " aerobatic team of Hunters. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Blackburn Buccaneer S. Mk2, Royal Navy 809 Squadron Lossiemouth 1968 (AA34101)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S. MK2B 12 Squadron RAF Honnington (AA34102)
The second release from Corgi celebrating the well known ground attack aircraft this represents XW530 an S. MK.2B of No.12 squadron based at Honington. this particular aircraft was built in 1970 and flew with the squadron during the 1991 Gulf war. Withdrawn from service in 1993 XW530 can today be seen outside the "Buccaneer service Station" at Elgin, near Lossiemouth Morayshire. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Blackburn Buccaneer S. Mk2 801 Squadron HMS Victorious 1965 (AA34103)
The model includes facility for undercarriage or stand display and has a working airbrake. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 RAF H S Buccaneer S2B RAF Grey 208 Sqdn Lossiemouth 1993 (AA34105)
XX895 was delivered to the RAF in 1978 and initially joined No. 16 Squadron at Laarbruch, Germany. Meanwhile, No. 208 Squadron re-formed at Honington on 1st July 1974 with Buccaneer S.Mk.2As acquired from the Royal Navy. The more versatile S.Mk.2B supplemented these later and the squadron moved to Lossiemouth, Morayshire in July 1983. During WWII, No. 208 Squadron served extensively in Egypt and in the Western Desert. Consequently it adopted the Sphinx as its squadron badge and it is the winged eye of the Sphinx that has been worn on the tail of its Buccaneers and is faithfully reproduced on this Corgi model. In 1984, XX895 was transferred from Germany to No. 237 OCU at Lossiemouth, then to No.12 Squadron and finally to No. 208 Squadron in 1989 until its retirement in December 1993. New 1/72 scale Buccaneer features clear canopy with pilot figure, interchangeable undercarriage, bomb bay detail, authentic armament, opening air brakes and faithfully reproduced livery.
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S Mk50 25 Sqdn South African Air Force Watekloof 1970 (AA34106)
South Africa was the only overseas country to order the type and 16 were ordered by the South African Air Force designated S.Mk.50, which was a land-based export variant equivalent of the S.Mk.2, without hydraulic wing-folding gear. The first of these flew from Holme-on-Spalding Moor on 9 January 1965. Between the placing of the order and the first flight, opposition had grown to the supply of arms to South Africa in view in the country’s apartheid policy. Consequently, the British Government announced that it would permit no more than the first order for 16 aircraft to be delivered. Deliveries were completed in 1966 and formed No.24 Squadron at Waterkloof, Pretoria. The last of the South African Air Force Buccaneers remained in service until 1990, as Britain refused to supply spare parts for these to South Africa as part of its continued arms embargo. ‘414’ was the fourth of the batch to be built and is now preserved by the South African Air Force.
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more | Corgi 1/72 EE Lightning F.MK2 XN779 (AA32302)
English Electric Lightning F. MkII XN779/X No.19 Sqd. RAF , August 1973.
Powered by two 15,680lb thrust Rolls-Royce Avon afterburning turbojets, the Lightning first entered service during the summer of 1960 at Coltishall in Norfolk with the designation F. Mk.1. XN779 first flew on 20th January 1963 - coded " X " it spent nearly all its life patrolling the east-west Berlin Corridor until withdrawn from use in August 1973 and reduced to spares. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Lightning F1A OCU 1963 (AA32303)
EE Lightning F1A - OCU XM139 RAF 63 Sqn. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 EE Lightning F3 No.11 Sqn (AA32304)
EE Lightning F3 - RAF 11 Squadron | |
more | Corgi 1/72 EE Lightning F1A XM184A (AA32305)
E. E. Lightning F.1A XM184:A - No.111 Sqn. RAF Wattisham 1964. No.111 Squadron became the third RAF squadron to fly Lightnings and the second to be equipped with the F. Mk.1A version . It received its first in March 1961. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado GR.4 90th Anniversary Scheme Lossiemouth Moray, Scotland 2005 (AA33609)
A Superb model of the Tornado with a wingspan of 190mm depicting the aircarft of No.12(B) Squadron RAF commemorating its 90th Anniversary. In 2005 it painted one of its current Tornado GR4's in this smart scheme. The names under the cockpit are in honour of two former 12 Squadron aircrew who lost their lives in WWll. Flg.Off D.E.Garland and Sgt T.Gray, who were the first RAF personnel in WWll to be awarded the Victoria Cross posthumously. Please note model varies to illustration on the box more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Phantom F4J Mk3 RAF 74 Sqn 86 (AA33202)
McDonnell F-4J Phantom F Mk3 - ZE361 RAF 74 Sqn.1986
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more | Corgi 1/72 Phantom UH F4C USAF 12 TFTW (AA33204)
F4C Phantom - USAF 12 TFTW Cam Rahn Bay 1968-9 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 F4C Phantom Major Robin Olds Royal Thai Air Base (US33219)
F-4C Phantom Colonel Robin Olds & Ft Lt.C.Clifton, 555th TFS/8th TFW, Royal Thai Air Base 1967 more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Sepecat Jaguar T.Mk2 Empire Test Pilots School Diecast Aircraft Model (AA35409)
The Empire Test Pilots 'School' is established to provide the UK Ministry of Defence with Service pilots for employment as test pilots for acceptance testing duties and for aerodynamics and systems research.The School also trains Flight Test Engineers for QinetiQ and both pilots and FTEs from Commonwealth and other friendly nations
Model wingspan 120mm | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S. Mk2B 12 Sqdn RAF Gulf War Bahrain 1991 (AA34104)
In 1991 No.12 Squadron and its Buccaneers went to war in support of coalition forces. Painted desert pink, the aircraft carried distinctive nose art and the new model from Corgi depicts XX885 Hello Sailor/Caroline, which is now preserved. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 BAE Harrier 1969 Atlantic Race (AA32404)
Harrier GR1 - XV741 Trans Atlantic Air Race | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Harrier GR.Mk1 No.233 OCU RAF Wittering 1974 (AA32409)
The Harrier was the world’s first practical operational V/STOL strike fighter and was developed for six years’ experience with the Hawker P.1127/Kestrel series of demonstrators. Powered by a single Rolls-Royce BS Pegasus 102 engine, the first Harrier GR.1 flew on 28th December 1967, entering service on 1 April 1969 with the Harrier Conversion Unit , which formed at RAF Wittering, Cambs, This was renamed No.233 Operational Conversion Unit in 1971 and became the school for all Harrier pilots to learn on the type, remaining operational today with the Harrier GR.7 & T.10. Harrier GR.1, XV762 joined the HCU/233 OCU in 1970 and remained with the school, being upgraded to a GR.3 variant by 1975.
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter F.MK58A J4025 Swiss Air Force (AA32708)
The Swiss Air Force’s national aerobatic team, “La Patrouille Suisse” (Swiss Patrol) was founded in 1964 and operated six smoke-equipped Hawker Hunter F.Mk.58s from Dubendorf Air Base. There are 6 pilots and 1-2-reserve members. The leader chooses one of three different programmes, depending on the weather conditions, which lasts 16 minutes and only about 5-6 displays were undertaken each year. “Patrouille Suisse” made their UK debut at the International Air Tattoo at Greenham Common, Berkshire in July 1979 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter F.6 Belgian Air Force 'Red Devils' (AA32706)
Belgian Air Force ' Red Devils ' Aerobatic Display Team.
IF141 was retired from the Belgian Air Force in 1964 and was refurbished by Hawker Siddeley Aviation and delivered to the Chilean Air Force in 1967.
Model contains undercarriage and lift off canopy. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado IDS MFG-1 German Navy Schleswig Germany 1988 (AA33608)
In 1974 German officials drastically reduced their order of originally 700 aircraft to 324 examples, of which 112 were bound for the German Navy. This meant, the Tornado would only replace the F-104G Starfighter in both Navy and Air Force. MFG 1 had the honour to be the first Bundesmarine unit to be equipped with the multirole aircraft, as they started conversion in 1982. It took approximately one year until all of the 48 Tornados were received. Navy crews were delighted with the performance of the newly acquired aircraft, as the Starfighter had never been the Navy's choice. The Tornado marked a vast improvement in respects of weaponsload, avionics, navigational aids and accuracy, range and safety. After the reunification and with a disappearing threat from the east, the German armed forces had to reduce costs drastically. Amongst others, MFG 1 was one of the units to be disestablished. This took place on 31st December 1993 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Harrier GR3 XZ997 Falklands War (AA32401)
This model depicts Harrier GR.3 XZ997 coded "32" which served with No.1(F) Sqd RAF, based at Wittering, Cambs. During the Falklands War Harriers were flown to Wide awake on Ascension island, refuelled by Victor tanker aircraft, XZ997 was among them, and flew there on 4th May 1982 . Piloted by Sqd. Ldr. Ivenson and subsequently Wg. Cdr. Squire. To commemorate its efforts in the Falklands war, this actual aircraft has been preserved and is on display in the RAF Museum at Hendon, London. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Harrier AV8A US Marines (AA32403)
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A nicely detailed model of the AV8A Harrier, used by the US Marines. The Marines found the Harrier to be the ideal tactical support aircraft, able to provide air cover and destroy ground targets. The ability to operate from rapidly prepared forward bases close behind the front line was a huge bonus!
Note : The last few remaining of this US Marines Harrier model were supplied incorrectly boxed. more.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Harrier RN 899 Sqn 50th Anniversary (AA32405)
Sea Harrier FRS.1 - ZD578 50th Anniversary | |
more | Corgi 1/72 BAE Harrier GR.3 RAF Winter Exercise Camouflage 1982 (AA32407)
BAE Harrier GR3 - RAF 1 Sqn. "Norway" | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Harrier AV-8C NASA (AA32408)
This 1/72 scale replica faithfully reproduces NASA 719, an AV-8C Harrier used for various space research trial, including control systems, microwave landing equipment and astronaut proficiency flying. Details include air scoops, Perspex cockpit, pilot figure and detailed undercarriage.
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter FGA9 79 Sqn (49801)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter VI - Black (49802)
Hawker Hunter F Mk.6 RAF " Black Arrows " This model represents Hawker Hunter XF506 X flown by Squadron Leader Peter Latham the leader of one of the most famous RAF aerobatic teams of all time the " Black Arrows " | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter MK6 Blue Diamonds Aerobatic Team (AA32701)
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more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Hunter Brawdy 1979 XF (AA32702)
Hawker Hunter F. Mk.6a XF418/16 - No.1,RAF Brawdy, Aug.1979.
Most Hawker Hunter variants were powered by a single Rolls Royce Avon turbojet,including the F. Mk.6a depicted by this model. No.1 Tactical Weapons Unit was formed at RAF Brawdy South Wales in Sept.1974 as a successor to 229 Operational Conversion Unit at RAF Chivenor , Devon . | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter FGA9 AAEE Boscombe Down (AA32703)
Hawker Hunter FGA.9, XE601. Mk.9 depicted by this model XE601 was built by the Hawker Aircraft Company in 1965 as an F. Mk6 and progressively modified to FGA. Mk.9 standards, It was painted in the smart colour scheme in 1992 which was known as " raspberry ripple " | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Hunter Rough Diamonds (AA32705)
Hawker Hunter GA.11 - No.738 Sqdn. " Rough Diamonds " Aerobatic Team Royal Navy , Brawdy 1967-69. Led by Lt. Cdr Christopher Comins the team lasted for 5 years | |
more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Hawker Hunter FR10 XE606 No4 Sqn Gutersloch 1970 (AA32707)
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more | Corgi 1/72 BAC Lightning F3 XP750:B Lightning Training Flight RAF Binbrook 76-79 (AA32307)
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more | Corgi 1/72 English Electric Lightning F.3 XR718/C 56 Sdqn RAF Wattisham Suffolk 1965 (AA32308)
The Lightning F.Mk.3 differed from earlier variants in having a square-cut fin of 15% greater area, deletion of built-in cannon armament, more advanced A123B radar, which allowed equipment of either Red Top collision-course missiles or Firestreak. No.56 Squadron, at RAF Wattisham, Suffolk, re-equipped from the Lightning F.Mk.1A to the F.Mk.3 early in 1965., following No.111 Squadron also based there. The latter had formed a display team with their Lightnings in 1965, as No.56 Squadron had done in 1963, and painted their new mounts with a very smart black and yellow trim. With the friendly inter-squadron rivalry, not wishing to be ‘outdone’, No.56 Squadron painted their new Lightning F.3s with the entire tail fin in red and white checks as the ultimate in colourful squadron markings!
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more | Corgi 1/72 Phantom F4N USN VF111 Sundowners (AA33201)
McDonnell F-4N Phantom II - US Navy "Sundowners" | |
more | Corgi 1/72 McDonnell F4J Phantom US Navy Blue Angels Aerobatic 1969-73 (AA33203)
McDonnell F-4J Phantom - US Navy Blue Angels new tooling.
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more | Corgi 1/72 McDonnell F-4J PHantom, US Naval Bicentennial Special 1976 (AA33206)
VX-4 Sqn. U. S. Navy ' Bicentennial Special ' 1976.
Air Development Squadron Four (VX-4) is the US Navy's Operational Test and Evaluation Unit, based at Point Mugu, California. In 1976 all US Armed Forces were permitted to decorate one of their aircraft from each unit in a special Bicentennial livery.
The model faithfully depicts that special scheme, complete without serial number or designation painted on the aircraft. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Mcdonnell QF-4B Phantom Drone US Naval Missile Centre (AA33208)
Special Price US naval missile centre, Point Mugu NAS, California, 1972. Wingspan 160mmmore.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Mcdonnell F-4 Phantom Blue Angels No1 Lead Aircraft Cmdr Harkley Hall 1970 (AA33209)
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more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Phantom F4J ZE360/0 74 Sqn Wattisham 1989 (AA33210)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado GR1 45 Sqn TWCU RAF Honington 1990 (AA33601)
Panavia Tornado GR1 - RAF 45 Sqn. TWCU 1990. RAF Honington 1990. During the 1990-91 seasons 45. Sqdn. was selected as the official RAF unit to demonstrate the Tornado at air shows. The model features swing wing and moveable weapons. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado GR1 ZA465 Gulf War Duxford (AA33602)
Panavia Tornado GR1 - RAF 16 Sqn. Gulf War Limited Edition | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado GR1P Royal Aircraft Establishment Bedford 1989 (AA33603)
ZA326 is the sole Tornado to be painted in the colourful 'raspberry ripple ' livery. Today it still flies on various trials as part of the civilian - operated QinetiQ fleet from Boscombe Down.
The model features moveable swing wingsplus rotating weapons | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado GR1 27 Squadron RAF 75th Anniversary (AA33604)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado IDS Tiger Meet 2001 (AA33605)
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more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Panavia Tornado GR1 2 Sqn Operation Iraqi Freedom 03 (AA33606)
RAF Panavia Tornado GR1 2 Sqn Operation Iraqi Freedom 03 | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Panavia Tornado Gr.4 617 Sqdn Dambusters RAF Lossiemouth Moray Scotland 2003 (AA33607)
No.617 re-equipped with the Tornado GR.1 at RAF Marham in 1982, and upgraded to the GR.4 variant in 2002, with which it is current. The following year, the squadron commemorated its 50th anniversary by adorning one of its aircraft with special tail markings, which are faithfully reproduced on this model. ZA462 joined the RAF in 1982 and was initially delivered to No.15 Squadron at RAF Laarbruch, Germany, followed by service with Nos. 617 and 17 Squadrons, before being upgraded from a GR.1 to a GR.4 in 2002. In 2003, it was reissued to No.617 Squadron, who had relocated from RAF Marham, Norfolk to RAF Lossiemouth, Morayshire, where it is current.
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more | Corgi 1/72 English Electric Lightning F3 23 Squadron RAF Leuchars Fife 1965 (AA32306)
23 Squadron, RAF Leuchers, Fife 1965,
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more | Corgi 1/72 McDonnell F-4XC Phantom USAF 171st/191st FIG Michigan Air National Guard Selfridge ANGB (AA33211)
Ex-USAF F-4Cs first began to reach units of the Air National Guard in 1972. In addition, they served in the air defence role from 1978 onwards with seven ANG fighter interceptor squadrons and with an air defence training squadron. Most of the ANG's F-4Cs were replaced by later-model F-4Ds and Es (as well as by F-15s and F-16s) during the mid- to late- 1980s. The 171st Fighter Interceptor Squadron received their F-4C's in 1978 being the first ANG unit to transition from F-106 Delta Darts. The squadron went on to operate F-4D's and then in 1990 re-equipped with F-16A Fighting Falcons, which it flies today. The last ANG squadron to fly the F-4C, the 123rd FIS of the Oregon ANG, exchanged its F-4Cs for F-15As in the spring of 1989. As they left ANG service, the F-4Cs were retired to the boneyards at Davis-Monthan AFB or were converted into target drones. None remain in service with any ANG units today.
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more | Corgi 1/72 BAe Sea Harrier FRS.1 XZ454 - 800 NAS, HMS Invincible, 1980 (AA32410)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Hawker Siddeley Buccaneer S2B XW526 15 Sqn. RAF Laarbruch, Germany 1971 (AA34107)
This much loved Aircraft started out as a strike aircraft on the Royal Navy Carriers, Ark Royal and Bulwark ,but were then transferred to the RAF. This model depicts the Aircraft deployed to RAF Laarbruch in Germanymore.. | |
more | Corgi 1/72 Sepecat Jaguar GR1A XX970/EH No.6 Squadron RAF Colitishall Norfolk 1990 (AA35401)
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more | Corgi 1/72 Sepecat Jaguar GR1A XZ364 Gulf War Detachment RAF Muharraq Bahrain 1991 (AA35402)
The Jaguar will soon be withdrawn from frontline service but in the Gulf war did an outstanding job for the RAF. This model in the gulf war colours depicts the model at its best.
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more | Corgi 1/72 Sepecat Jaguar FGR3 RAF Coltishall (AA35404)
Each year the Jaguars of No.54 Squadron deploy to Norway for winter exercises, as part of their commitment to NATO and are given a washable 'winter camouflage' scheme over their normal overall grey colour. Normal Squadron markings are retained making this an attractive finish which is short lived and washed off on return to RAF Coltishall. Model Wingspan 120mm. The model carries a full missile load | |
more | Corgi 1/72 RAF Today Set Ltd 150 World Wide (AA39909)
This is an exclusive range of precision models presented in a fabulous wood and glass display case. The models will have fine detail decoration in the form of special paint finish, fully realized exterior decoration interior detail and full crew.Each display case incorporates a number of intergral lights to illuminate the model and highlight the features, plus a drawer unit below in which a significant piece of memorabilia connected to the model will be stored.These pieces of memorabilia will be confirmed at a later date but promise to be as exclusive as the models themselves. These fantastic pieces are limited to only 150 worldwide and will be released throughout 2007,
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more | Corgi F-86E-10 51-2746 Col. Francis Gabby Gabreski (US35814)
North American F-86 Sabre - Col. Francis 'Gabby' Gabreski, Commanding Officer, 51st FIW, Suwon, South Korea, 1952
estimated release date November 2007 | |
more | Corgi A-10A 78-0582 of the 47th Tactical Fighter Squadron (US38003)
Fairchild Republic A-10A Thunderbolt II - 78-0582, 47th TFS, 917th TFW, USAF Reserve, Barskdale AFB, November 1990
estimated release date July 2007 more.. | |
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