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Default For the Week of June 10, 2012

Four days and 68 years after D-Day, we open our selections with a tank that was obsolete and did not make it across the channel as a fighting machine. It is the Forces of Valor 1:32 scale M3 LEE TUNISIA 1942 for $39.00 from Toy Train Heaven.



Pay no attention to the claim that this is a UK version (they preferred the Grant anyway) when you click here:

http://www.toytrainheaven.com/.sc/ms...ICE%20%2455.55


Moving almost into the 21st Century and the 1:72 scale, we next feature the Dragon M1A1HA Abrams with Mine Plough, 1st Platoon, B-Coy, USMC Tank Bn, Mohave Desert 1996 from The Toy Federation for $8.95.



Till this field:

http://www.thetoyfederation.com/prod...9&cat=0&page=1


The U.S. also rules the air this week with the 1:48 scale Hobby Master F2-A Buffalo, US-201, US Navy, USS Long Island (AVG-1), 1941 from Asheville DieCast for $32.99.



Use this one to buzz the Empire State Building:

http://www.ashevillediecast.com/cart...ategory_id=522


Our last selection will bring you up to speed with the help of the 1:48 scale Eagles International North American T-6G Texan (1947-58) USAF Advanced Trainer, Hobbs Air Force Base, Hobbs, Texas for $39.99 from First Hobby.




It doesn't matter whether you were a P-51, F-86, F-104 or a Spitfire Pilot, or a B-17 Gunner, you probably flew in the T-6. The T-6 was perhaps the most important aircraft design of all time. The world's most famous Trainer/COIN aircraft was used by over 55 countries. The T-6 was built in greater numbers than most of the aircraft that it trained pilots for, or against. Over 17,000 Texan aircraft were manufactured by North American and other companies. Designed as a Basic Trainer, the T-6 would be used as a Advanced Trainer, Fighter, Interceptor, Fighter-Bomber, Forward Air Controller, and Counter-insurgency aircraft. The Texan saw action in WWII, Korea and Vietnam, and in dozens of Brush fire wars around the world including Algeria, the Congo, Biafra, the Middle East and throughout Latin America. There are over 800 still flying today.



Model features include:
  • Display Stand
  • Up or Down Landing Gear
  • Movable Split Flaps
  • Open or Closed 3-Frame Canopy
  • Turning Prop
  • Rubber Tires
  • Student Pilot and Instructor Pilot
Get air schooled here:

http://www.firsthobby.com/store1/Pro...12061023002379
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