Save-On Model Airplanes

Accurately reproduced exterior including targeting & navigation pods. Accurately reproduced cockpit including Aces II ejection seats. Open or close clear canopy and air brake. Realistic pilot figures. Die cast metal nose gear strut and main gear struts. Highly detailed exhaust. Plenty of included armaments can be attached: GBU-28 ''Bunker Buster,'' AGM-130, JDAM guided bombs, and AIM-120 air-to-air missiles.

Accurately reproduced exterior and cockpit. Photo etched flap hinges. Metal shafts and springs. Clear cockpit canopy and control panel face. Detailed landing gear with treaded vinyl tires. Detailed machine gun assemblies, tanks, and bombs. Three resin pilot figures. Highly detailed engine. Illustrated assembly guide.

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.

Accurately reproduced exterior including targeting & navigation pods. Accurately reproduced cockpit including Aces II ejection seats. Open or close clear canopy and air brake. Realistic pilot figures. Die cast metal nose gear strut and main gear struts. Highly detailed exhaust. Plenty of included armaments can be attached: GBU-28 ''Bunker Buster,'' AGM-130, JDAM guided bombs, and AIM-120 air-to-air missiles.

Developed as the main carrier based fighter for the U.S. Navy and making its first test flight in May 1958, the F-4 Phantom II would be the primary multi-purpose fighter aircraft of the free world for thirty years. First employed in the U.S. Navy and Marines, the F-4 Phantom II, which came to be used in the Air Force in the form of the F-4C variation, quickly earned the trust of its pilots.

Accurately reproduced static display model with scribed panel lines and rivet details. Various lights and lenses molded in clear styrene. 5 intricately detailed figures. Metal landing gear struts. Meticulously detailed main gear wells. Grooved rubber tires. Accurately reproduced cockpit including NACES ejection seats, instrument panels, side consoles, stick, throttle & rudder pedals.

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.

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.

Realistically reproduced cockpit, gun turret and landing gear bay. Each piece is molded with realistic characteristics. Four 3-blade propellered engines. Propeller rotation starts by sliding bomb under the fuselage. Four micro motors. Prepainted canopy. Rear gun turret. Pressurized tires. Tail wheel.

Top-quality, injection molded plastic parts with a high level of detail and accuracy. Well-defined cockpit with ejector seats. Film parts realistically reproduce control panels. Clear and frosted clear canopy parts. Exquisitely detailed engine. Highly detailed landing gear. Complete undercarriage detail including the ''canoe''.