Tamiya Plastic Models

The F-15 Eagle is an all-weather, extremely maneuverable, tactical fighter designed to gain and maintain air superiority in aerial combat. The Eagle's air superiority is achieved through a mixture of unprecedented maneuverability and acceleration,range, weapons and avionics. It can penetrate enemy defense and outperform and outfight any current or projected enemy aircraft. The F-15 has electronic systems and weaponry to detect, acquire, track and attack enemy aircraft .....
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The Phantom II was developed initially as a twin-engined two-seat long-range all-weather attack fighter for service with the US Navy. A letter of intent to order two prototypes was issued 18 October 1954, at which time the aircraft was designated AH-1. The designation was changed to F4H-1 26 May 1955, with change of mission to missile fighter, and the prototype XF4H-1 flew for the first time 27 May 1958. The first production Phantom II was delivered to US Navy Squadron .....
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The F-4 was designed to meet a US Navy requirement for a fleet air defence fighter to counter the threat posed by fast long-range Soviet bombers. McDonnell's design used twin engines to give high supersonic speed, large internal fuel capacity for long range, and powerful radar and radar-guided missiles. The US Air Force also ordered the F-4 in 1962. . With over 2,800 delivered, the US Air Force was the biggest user of the F-4, the Navy and Marine Corps taking over 1,200. .....
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About the McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II Marines. When test pilot Robert C. Little prepared to take off in the YF4H-1 prototype on May 27, 1958, few onlookers could have guessed at the success story yet to unfold. Over thirty years from that faithful day, the successors of that prototype, the Phantom series of aircraft, would be protecting the skies over the free world and see adoption by eleven nations including the U.S. Navy, Air Force and Marines. The Phantom II was .....
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Assembly kit of the early production version of the F-4E Phantom II main fighter of the U.S. Airforce. Scale; 1/32, fuselage length; 600mm, wingspan; 368mm. The intrepid form of the F-4E Phantom with its characteristically elongated nose, has beenaccurately reproduced. Fuselage has been molded as one piece with intricate areas faithfully recreated. Main pieces can be fastened to fuselage with screws. . Plane's nose can be reproduced with clear parts to allow viewing of the .....
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Includes parts for replication of the GBU-28 ''Bunker Buster'', as well as AGM-130 and JDAM guided bombs, and ARAAM air-to-air missiles. . 1/32 scale, total length 600, total width 404mm. . Faithfully recreates intrepid form of Strike Eagle. Main parts such as fuselage and wings are to be fastened with screws. Radar unit/nose side-access panel, and Vulcan Cannon hatch can all be opened and closed after assembly. Canopy and air brakes can be assembled in either the up or .....
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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. Three pilot and crew figures. Treaded Goodyear tires for the completely detailed nose and main landing gears. Safety-pin tag and wheel chocks. Clear canopy with metal .....
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Immaculately detailed jet engine can be removed and loaded via a hook and rail system. Stores can be removed and replaced after assembly. Trailing edge flaps, horizontal stabilizer fins and vertical tail fin flaps move after assembly Ejector seat slides up and down on a rail. Metal pitot tube and static dischargers Die-cast metal landing gear Photo-etched seatbelt buckles, radar antenna and flare dispensers 1 pilot figure Box designed to store model after assembly.. Highly .....
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A Block 32 model replica as flown by the Thunderbirds aerobatic team. Accurately depicted characteristics like smaller air intake, wingtip launchers, engine nozzle, cockpit and landing gears. 2 interchangeable engine nozzles allow you to depict cruising or afterburner speed, even after assembly! High-grade metal photo etched parts. Intricately reproduced cockpit including pilot figure. Movable flaps and fins. Die cast landing gears with realistic rubber grooved tires. Metal .....
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Accurately reproduced static display model, including the cowling and fuselage shape. Slide molded cowling and fuselage with accurately depicted rivets and surface texture. Beautifully reproduced cockpit includes complete module and floor details,as well as bulkhead and instrument panel. Folded and extended wing tips can be used interchangably even after assembly. A realistic replica of the Sakae type 12 engine including the propeller reduction unit and exhaust pipe. Metal .....
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High-quality plastic parts molded with the highest level of detail and accuracy. Precision-made metal parts included for 20mm cannon barrels and pitot tube. Beautifully reproduced cockpit includes complete module and floor details, as well as bulkhead and instrument panel. Realistically rendered seat belts with etched metal buckels. Highly detailed 7. 7mm Type 97 machine guns. Metal shafts and photo etched hinges allow the rudder and flaps to be movable. Retractable landing .....
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126 parts in black, white and smoke-tinted clear simulating gold plated glass. Detailed bomb bay w/2 GBU-27A Paveway bombs. Interior detail; Single piece cockpit tub, 7-piece ACES II seat, control stick, and pilot figure. Detailed landing gear and''platypus'' exhaust outlet.. The first operation to use the F-117A was the Persian Gulf conflict. A number of F-117A flew in secret and accomplished a surprise attack on the communication institution and Air Force headquarters .....
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Markings included for 4 different aircraft. Appx. 50 parts in light grey and clear with raised and recessed panel lines. Detailed Hoshi engine and cowling, wheel wells and main landing gear. Four blade prop can be made to rotate. Cockpit detail; seat, cockpit tub, rear bulkhead, sidewalls, decal for instrument faces, and seated pilot figure. Fuselage drop tank included. Allied code name ''Frank''.. A plane which since July 1932 the Nakajima Aircraft Mfg. Company had .....
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Detailed 1/48th scale plastic kit for static display. Single engine, single seat, Japanese Navy fighter. Markings included for 4 different aircraft. Appx. 50 parts in light grey and clear with recessed panel lines. Detailed Sakae engine and cowling, wheel wells and main landing gear. . Cockpit detail; seat, cockpit tub, rear bulkhead, sidewalls, and decal for instrument faces.. In the summer of 1937 Japan started action against China and threw into the front a great number .....
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Single engine, single seat, Japanese Navy seaplane fighter. Markings included for 5 different aircraft. Appx. 60 parts in light grey and clear with recessed panel lines. Detailed Sakae engine and cowling, main float and outriggers. Standing and seated pilot figures. Beaching dolly for moving aircraft on land included.. In 1939, the Naval Aviation Headquarters conceived a plan of trial manufacturing a floatplane fighter, a new type beyond all precedents in the world. On the .....
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Tightly cowled Mitsubishi Kasei 23 14 cylinder radial - 1575hp; (4) 20mm wing cannon; 4 blade propeller, large ''greenhouse'' canopy. Appx. 35 parts in light grey and clear; raised and recessed panel lines. Detailed prop and cowling with engine cooling fan.. In September 1939, aircraft manufacturers Nakajima and Mitsubishi received an unofficial order to trial-manufacture the Raiden, the Japanese Navy's first interceptor (a fighter to undertake the air defence of land .....
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Appx. 60 parts in light grey and clear with recessed panel lines. Detailed 3-part Sakae engine, cowling, exhaust collector, landing gear. Nakajima Sakae 21 radial engine; armed with (2) 7.7mm fuselage guns, (2) 20mm wing cannon; squared off wing tips for faster roll rate.. First flight was on 1 April 1939 and combat trials were concluded in July 1940 with 15 pre-production A6M2's sent to two squadrons by the end of the month. These aircraft had folding wing tips to .....
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Appx. 80 parts in light grey and clear with delicate raised panel lines. Complete Pegasus 11 engine with removable engine access panel, detailed intakes, and swivelling engine nozzles. Ordnance options include; bombs and Sidewinder missiles. 4 swivelling engine nozzles for thrust vectoring, Ferranti Blue Fox radar, raised cockpit compared to RAF Harriers.. The Hawker Siddeley Harrier astounded the world with its unique ability to take-off and land vertically utilizing .....
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Appx. 60 parts in dark green and clear with recessed panel lines. Detailed 3-part Sakae engine, cowling, exhaust collector, landing gear. Nakajima Sakae 21 radial engine; armed with (1) 13mm fuselage gun, (2) 20mm wing cannon; air to air rockets or bombs.. Total production of the Type 52 series consisted of 10,449 aircraft of which Nakajima produced 6,570. It first entered combat in August 1943 at a time when the Japanese forces were withdrawing from previously held islands .....
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Appx. 150 parts in olive green and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Weapons including; (6) AGM-65 Maverick, (1) GBU-8, (1). GBU-10, (6) Mk.82 500lb bombs, (1) Mk.20 bomb, and (1) ALQ-119 pod. Detailed nose and main landing gear, wheel wells, and boarding steps. 30mm Gatling gun capable of 2100-4200 rounds per minute, 10 hard- points for 16,000lbs of ordnance, and titanium armoured cockpit.. The appearance of the A-10 is remarkable while its performance is amazing. .....
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Approx. 120 parts in light grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Cockpit detail includes rear electronics bay with sidewall detail and cockpit side consoles with decal. 1 centerline and 2 wing mounted external fuel tanks. 4 AIM-9L Sidewinder and 2 AIM-7F Sparrow missiles. Detailed Hughes APG-63 radar visible under removable nose cone. Pratt & Whitney F100-PW-100 turbofans; Mach 2.5 max speed; armed with 20mm rotary cannon, AIM-9L Sidewinder and AIM-7F Sparrow .....
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Approx 50 parts molded in medium grey and clear. Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat, control stick and rudder pedals, and bulkheads. Separate, positionable cockpit door.. Using the famous Rolls-Royce ''Merlin'' liquid cooled 12 cylinder engine that produced more than 1,000 horsepower, the Mk I Spitfire attained a top speed of 586km/h. The very distinctive elliptical shaped wing was useful in reducing parasitic drag and allowed a fairly thin wing .....
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Approx 50 parts in medium grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Accurately captures features of Mk Vb; spinner, armament, exhaust stubs. Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat, control stick and rudder pedals, bulkheads, and sculpted pilot figure.. The Mk I and II versions demonstrated their formidable performance during the ''Battle of Britain'', and by early 1941, the majority of fighter squadrons were furnished with this fighter. .....
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Approx 60 parts in medium grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Highly detailed engine, wheel well and landing gear. 2 drop tanks included and prop rotates thanks to a polythene bushing in the engine which also lets the prop be added latein assembly. (This makes painting easier and makes prop damage less likely).. Grumman Aviation produced the G-18, the prototype XF4F-2, which first flew in September 1937. Initial evaluation revealed several performance problems, .....
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Approx 50 parts in tan and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Accurately captures features of Mk Vb; spinner, armament, exhaust stubs. Highly detailed cockpit seat, control stick and rudder pedals, bulkheads, and sculpted pilot figure. IncludesVokes and Aboukir tropical air filters.. The Supermarine Spitfire is regarded by many as the most beautifully designed single seat fighter to appear during WWII. The Spitfire went through numerous major and minor changes .....
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Mid-wing, single engine, single seat floatplane fighter. Appx. 45 parts in light grey, black and clear with recessed panel lines. Cockpit detail includes seat, cockpit floor with consoles, and control stick. Tightly cowled Mitsubishi Kasei engine,large central float with small outriggers on wings.. In 1940 the Navy instructed Kawanishi Aircraft, who had prior experience in the development of superb floatplanes, to produce an aircraft to be known as the 15-shi floatplane .....
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Approximately 50 parts in medium grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Rotating propellor; the propellor plugs into a polythene bushing which allows adding it late in assembly so there is less chance of. breakage. Detailed cockpit with control stick and rudder pedals, bulkheads, and sculpted pilot figure.. It entered service in 1941, flying alongside the Bf 109 and it soon took control of air superiority over the English Channel. Establishing itself as a mainstay .....
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Accurately captures features of P-51D; wings, weapons, drop tanks. Main wheels have separate hubs for easy painting. Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat, control stick and rudder pedals, bulkheads, and sculpted pilot figure. 2 styles of exhaust stubs, optional position flaps. Detailed pictorial instructions.. There were several major changes that set the ''D'' apart form earlier Mustangs. One was the change from four.50 caliber machine guns to six, .....
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Detailed cowl with annular radiator and optional position cowl flaps. Multi-part canopy may be posed open or closed - includes two types. Rotating propeller. Highly detailed cockpit with accurate instrument panel, seat, control stick and rudder pedals, bulkheads, and sculpted pilot figure. Detailed pictorial instructions with separate sheet for color details.. The Fw 190D-9 began production in June 1944, with early versions having the flat topped canopy, and from W. Nr. .....
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Approximately 60 parts in medium grey and clear with fine recessed panel lines. Highly detailed cockpit with control stick and rudder pedals, and sculpted pilot figure. 2 styles of exhaust stubs, optional position flaps, drop tanks. Detailed pictorial instructions.. Flying for the first time on 30 November 1942, the XP-51B was soon modified with a larger coolant radiator scoop, which actually increased its top speed by 50mph and gave it a higher ceiling by 10,000 ft. The .....
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