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MQM-74A Chukar Target Drone 12,35 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 07:00:12 +0200

Finely detailed, 3D-printed model of the Chukar target unmanned aerial vehicle, or a drone, that had been developed in the 1960s. To get to the air, the drone used a tripod launcher structure, either ground or vessel based. This tripod is also portrayed in our kit. The Chukars
were used by the US Navy, British Royal Navy, a couple of NATO countries and also by Israeli military. The decal sheet offers you the possibility to build one of as many as six various and colourful schemes.

RAF Accumulator Trolley 7,65 €

Wed, 15 Apr 2026 06:25:24 +0200

3D-printed accumulator troley as used by the RAF from the 1930s to late 1950s.

MA-1A USAF Start Cart 11,15 €

Wed, 27 May 2026 06:35:05 +0200

High pressure air starter unit used for starting an aircraft jet engine by means of high velocity air generated by a small turbine inside the cart. The MA-1A cart was in service since the 1950s and and was used to start number of US jet engine aircraft such as the T-33A, T-38 and many others, but could have been used with the huge C-130 turboprop as well.

WWII German Torpedo Typ G7a 17,15 €

Wed, 20 May 2026 06:35:08 +0200

Germany entered the war with two versions of G7 torpedoes of standard calibre of 53.3cm. The G7a version was steam-powered and therefore the torpedo was leaving a trace on the water surface and was also noisy. However, it was significantly faster than the electric powered G7e version. The G7a was used only in the early stages of the war and it also needed a regular maintenance even during the voyage at sea in the torpedo sections of the submarine. The set contains three detailed G7a torpedoes. Figurines of the German sailors handling the torpedo inside the submarine are in our F72 252 set.

WWII German Torpedo Type G7e 17,15 €

Thu, 23 Apr 2026 09:30:35 +0200

Germany entered the war with two types of G7 torpedoes of standard calibre of 53.3cm. The G7e version was powered by an electric motor which means that there were no trace of the torpedo on the water surface and it also helped to conceal the submarine. There were also disadvantages of the electric drive, it was slower than standard steam-powered torpedoes and it needed frequent maintenance which was carried out also during the voyage in the torpedo sections of the submarine. The set contains three detailed replicas of G7e torpedoes. Figurines of the German sailors handling the torpedo inside the submarine are in our F72 252 set.