Save-On Model Airplanes

The B-17 Flying Fortress ''Memphis Belle'' was the most famous bomber, because she was the first heavy bomber in Hitler's European war theater to complete 25 combat missions and keep her entire crew alive. The Memphis Belle was named for pilot Capt. Robert K. Morgan's wartime sweetheart, Ms. Margaret Polk.

The Gruman EA-6B Prowler is a U.S. Navy and Marine electronic warfare aircraft. The EA-6A is utilized by the U.S. Marine Corps to interfere with enemy radar and for reconnaissance, and has been more successful in fulfilling its role than was ever anticipated. The aircraft came about as a result of requirements for an effective electronic counter measures platform, and was developed based on the EA-6A Prowler which had already shown its worth in that role.

Plastic Kit Features: Detailed 1/72nd scale for static display only. 98 parts in light blue grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines Detailed engine ''6-pack'' with separate intakes and exhausts Cockpit features: consoles, seats, instrument panel, and control stick Detailed gun turret and gunners position Fully enclosed and detailed wheel wells and bomb bay with full bomb load.

The prototype of the Catalina first flew in March 1935, and after completing its trials and a non-stop flight distance record of 5508km, went into mass production shortly afterwards. It had an impressive war record on all fronts from the Pacific to Russia and destroyed no fewer than 196 U-boats, as well as rescuing hundreds of allied aircrew.

Highly detailed plastic pieces molded in white and clear Structural details on fuselage and wings Recessed panel lines Detailed landing gear, optionally extended or retracted Detailed engines Antennae and air vents Waterslide decals for the Lufthansa version with various registration number options Illustrated instructions with paint/marking guide included.

Structurally detailed injection molded white parts. Detailed cockpit fitted with 6 seats and clear glazed windshield. Separate nose section, which may be fixed in the open position with ramp down, and the access ladder to the cockpit in the extended or retracted position. The large rear loading door can be fixed in the open or closed position.

The Shoki (Tojo) Army Type II Fighter, was realized by the Japanese to meet the new idea of a fast hit-and-run fighter style prevalent in the world at that time. The introduction of large-bodied big power engines, a main body trimmed to the maximum, main wings with little area gave it an uncanny appearance.

Plastic pieces attached to sprues and molded in light gray. Ready to assemble precision model kit. Highly detailed exterior. Kit contains pieces for McDonnell Douglas F-4S Phantom II, Grumman EA-6B Prowler, Grumman E-2C Hawkeye, and Sikorsky SH-3H Sea King. Colorful box which includes painting scheme on back.