1/48 SNCAC NC.701 Martinet
The German Siebel Si 204 was developed just before the Second World War as a modern transport aircraft. The outbreak of the war meant change in the type’s purpose and it began to fly for the Luftwaffe as a trainer. This variety of the Siebel was also produced in oddupied countries, in Czechoslovakia and in France. And in both these countries, the production went on also after the war had ended. The French produced several various versions and even with three-bladed propellers. These airframes were exported to the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden, too.
Our model of the NC-701 Martinet transport version offers decals for a French Aéronavale option, one as used by Polish LOT transport company and finaly a Swedish civilian machine.
– eye-catching versions
– contains also etches and 3D-printed parts
1/48 AH-1Q/S Cobra ‘IDF Against Terrorists’
The Israeli Air Force acquired and subsequently tested the AH-1G Cobra attack helicopters. Due to the need of helicopters capable of destroying armoured vehicles or the enemy’s fortified footholds, Israel in cooperation with its US counterpart converted these helicopters to the AH-1S version. This AH-1S airframes were equipped with the TOW missiles. Israeli helicopters still retained several features typical for the older AH-1G version helicopters. The kit set offers highly detailed styrene parts coming on as many as nine sprues and one with clear canopy parts. The decals sheet offers markings for three brown machines (one of which in two different forms) with two of them sporting Yellow ID “V” letters.
– superbly detailed model
– attractive operator
1/72 Breda Ba.88B Lince ‘Duce’s Bomber’
Model of the Italian WW2 bomber twin engine bomber aeroplane. The kit consists of three grey styrene sprues, one with clear parts, decals catering for three machines with Italian markings and a full-colour instruction sheet. While the Ba.88 was arguably one of the most sleek Italian warplanes, its performance fell short of expectations. Nevertheless, Breda Ba.88 bombers were operated both from Italian mainland and overseas bases in Africa.
– finely detailed model
– interesting mottled schmes
– masking sets and photo etches also on offer for the kit
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