Save-On Model Airplanes

Operating variable geometry wing. Accurately detailed fuselage characteristics. Realistically detailed external stores including GBU-24 Paveway III, GBU-16 Paveway II, AIM-54 Phoenix, AIM-7 Sparrow, AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, Mk-82 Snakeye, AN/AAQ-14 LANTIRN targeting pod, fuel fuel tank. Detailed cockpit interior.

Light gray polystyrene parts accurately molded with realistic surface details. Beautifully detailed V8 engine with rotating propeller. Detailed cockpit with seat, pedals, and control stick. Movable landing gear wheels. Thread included for stay wires. Realistically molded Vickers MGs. Pilot and and 2 ground crew figures.

Manfred von Richthofen (A.K.A. ''The Red Baron'') made history in the Great War with his red Fokker triplane. Introduced in June 1917, it was the most maneuverable aircraft and achieved high climbing speeds. Skill level 3 includes up to 100 red plastic pieces molded to sprue trees. Detailed radial engine.

Operating variable geometry wing. Accurately detailed fuselage characteristics. Realistically detailed external stores including GBU-24 Paveway III, GBU-16 Paveway II, AIM-54 Phoenix, AIM-7 Sparrow, AIM-9L/M Sidewinder, Mk-82 Snakeye, AN/AAQ-14 LANTIRN targeting pod, fuel fuel tank. Detailed cockpit interior.

Accurately reproduced exterior and cockpit. Photo etched stainless steel aileron & flap hinges. Photo etched brass bomb bay doors and engine ventilation grill. Meticulously detailed engine. Film printed control panel. Exquisitely detailed cockpit. Electronic equipment cabin. Optional torpedo, bombs or fuel tank can be installed within the bomb bay.

The 101st Fighter Squadron of the Navy became the first to be outfitted with the F-4J in 1966, and the Marines in 1967. It broke record after record, including top-speed, altitude, and time-to-climb. On September 11, 1972, The F-4J shot down a MiG-21 near Hanoi, in the Vietnam War. That was the only time a MiG was downed by a U.S.

Surface details, recessed panel lines Super detailed cockpit True-to-original side walls Bomb-sight Detailed seats for pilot, radio operator and bomb-aimer Wireless equipment Side lifting ledge MG magazine Embossed instrument panel Detailed tail wheel with retracting gear Ventral gondola Separate ailerons and flaps Detailed engine cowling Rotating propeller Detailed undercarriage Rotating wheels Detailed MG's Authentic waterslide decals Illustrated assembly guide.

Unassembled detailed parts attached to sprues for organization. Parts molded in light gray, plus a clear piece for windshield. Recessed panel lines on body of aircraft. Armament included. Waterslide decals. Detailed pictorial instructions.

Prototype Information: Manufacturer: Boeing Aircraft Company, USA. Name: B-17G Flying Fortress Service History: USAAF; 1941-45; Description: Heavily armed, 4-engine daylight heavy bomber Features: The B-17G was the last bomber version of the venerable Flying Fort and featured a new chin turret under the bomb aimer's position and improved fuel tank venting which increased the aircraft's survivability in combat.

Prototype Information: Manufacturer: Lockheed, USA Name: SR-71A Blackbird Description: The SR-71 was developed by Lockheed's ''Skunk Works'' to replace the U-2 high altitude spyplane which had become vulnerable to interception by surface-to-air missiles. The SR-71 is very fast and with a top speed in excess of 2100mph it still holds many world speed records.

The Su-27 is Russia's premiere fighter aircraft and is capable of performing extreme maneuvers, including the famous ''Cobra,'' where the Su-27 reaches an angle of attack at 120 degrees. Detailed 1/48th scale for static display only. Markings included for one camouflaged aircraft. 120 parts in light blue and clear with delicate recessed panel lines.