Hasegawa 1/32 Japanese A6M5c Zero Fighter Type 52 (Hei) 08884 nat_Britain Hasegawa's first 1/48-scale non-transformable Valkyrie

Hasegawa's first 1/48-scale non-transformable Valkyrie Fighter Mode model kit offering

A variant of this famous fighting aeroplane which was the result of a desire to produce a 'Super Spitfire'

3 ton Bedford QL was one of the most popular british trucks during the years of WWII

contains highly detailed micro-plastic and photo-etched parts designed as Sutton "QK" Harness (RAF Early)

A special set of 3rd Generation acrylic paints intended for finishing Allied vehicles painted in US Olive Drab using the modulation technique

Hasegawa 1/32 Japanese A6M5c Zero Fighter Type 52 (Hei) 08884 nat_Britain Hasegawa's first 1/48-scale non-transformable ValkyriePlastic model kit, assembly required. Glue, paint and finishing supplies not included. Originally, the Zero was designed as an air superiority fighter meant to take down opposing fighters with superior maneuverability and speed. As the war wore on, however, more and more American bombers were making it, unescorted, to their targets in Japan. This variant of the Zero carried an additional pair of 13. 2mm machine guns as well as rockets and a thicker