Model Planes

The AH-1Gs from the later batches differed from the earlier ones by having a M28 dual weapon turret in their noses. This turret enabled the use of various combinations of the Minigun or grenade launcher depending mainly on the pilot's preferences. The very same feature is possible here with our deta..

Gun turret detail set for the late versions of the A-20 as made by Special Hobby..

This set is a follow-up to the Sabre engine (upper half) set (4393) which obviously can be used individually too. The set brings the oil and fuel tanks and bulkheads located in the upper fuselage in front of the pilot's cockpit...

Highly detailed 3D-printed model of the MQM-74A Chukar target drone, developed in the 1960s. The drone was launched from the ground or from a ship using a triangular launch stand, which is included in the kit. The US Navy, British Royal Navy, various NATO countries, and the Israeli Air Force (IAF/DF..

Nicely detailed nosewheel well for any version of the British BAC Lightning jet interceptor. Contains also detailed nosewheel doors. For Airfix kit or Eduard reboxing...

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This detailed set offers substantially greater levels of detail than the original styrene items of the kit. Designed to be used with the kit's clear turret parts...

Detailed cannon barrels resin cast parts depicting both types used with the Tempest. The long barrels fit only the Tempest Mk.V ser.1 aircraft while all the later aircraft were fitted with shorter barrels...

Tempest starboard wing armament bay, open and detailed, with two Hispano Mk.V cannon and open ammunition magazines with 20mm rounds. The set is designed using 3D CAD and the master part made with a 3D printer. Along the detailed resin parts it offers also a photo-etched fret...

Nicely detailed resin cast undercarriage legs for Special Hobby Tempest kits. These legs are not only more detailed than the plastic ones, but being made from special heat-hardened resin material they also possess some extra rigidity...

1/72 F-111 weapons bay for Hasegawa F-111 kits..

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This set contains one (1) pod. The AN/ALQ-164 Defensive Electronic Countermeasures (DECM) Pod was used frequently by the US Marine Corps AV-8B Harriers during Operation Desert Storm.CAD by Craig Sargent..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersThe LAU-7F/A was first introduced in 2008, with more widespread use by 2010. This version is used primarily on USMC F/A-18C/D aircraft...

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn January of 1987, AAC-829 was introduced and by May of 1988, over 6500 launchers had been modified to LAU-7/A-6.Over the course of the next several years, numerous AAC's changed the designation of the launcher to B/A, A-7, B/A-1, as well as a few others. How..

This set includes four (4) missile launchers in medium gray 3D printed resin.Missiles come as shown with print supports removed. Some very minor sanding to smooth areas where supports were located may be necessary.Launchers designed by Richard VanZandt of Flight Line Resin..

Set FL172-2000 contains four correct SUU-63/A wing pylons and one correct SUU-62/A centerline pylon for the F/A-18A and B.They not only correct the shape of the kit pylons, they provide details unmatched by the kit supplied parts. All pylons are 3D printed and require little clean up to remove the..

Designed by Richard VanZandt, this set includes 10 pylons.There are two options for the outboard wing pylons. One set has the BRU-36 ejector rack for loading ordnance, and the second set has the adapter for use with the LAU-7 (use FL172-2042).Designed for use with the Hasegawa kit, they should w..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn September of 1976, AAC 688 introduced a new dual Fin Retaining Clip for the new AIM-9L Sidewinder, creating the LAU-7/A-4.In June of 1980, AAC-736 was introduced and the launcher became the LAU-7/A-5.The LAU-7/A-5 was the launcher used when two VF-41 F-14..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersIn May of 1969, AAC 545 introduced the Fin Retaining Clip for the AIM-9D/G/H Sidewinder, creating the LAU-7/A-1.In January of 1971, AAC-537-1 introduced the Detent Holdback Pin, creating the LAU-7/A-2.By 1972, the launcher was re-designated as the LAU-7/A-3 ..

Set of four (4) 3D printed launchersThe LAU-7/A was developed in June of 1958 for use on the F4H-1 (F-4B) and designed to be used with the AIM-9B missile. This version was in service until May of 1969 when AAC-545 was introduced.Our sincere thanks to Gerry Whiteside and Bill Arndt for their ass..