For our first picks of the spring and for Easter week we have six items that you can consider placing in your basket.
For you armor fans we have something for all budgets. Starting with a selection for those who are flush with spring green, we feature a Minichamps 1:35 scale T-72 M1 from Skidmarks for $89.95.
1/35 SCALE, NVA 7, PANZER DIVISION, DRESDEN, EAST GERMANY 1988
Minichamps Model: 350-025000
Here's your link:
http://www.skidmarksdiecast.com/cata...roducts_id=159
Our second and third armor selections are from part 2 of the Monkey Depot's Blowout Sale. Both are Dragon 1:72 scale AFV's that you can pick up for bird (or rabbit) feed.
The first is from very late World War II that can be yours for just $5.95 and is a:
Dragon Armor E-100 Super Heavy Tank Brandenburg Gate 1945 (60155) DA0057
Go here before the Soviets arrive:
http://www.monkeydepot.com/index.asp...OD&ProdID=1620
Moving into the modern era, our final armor pick is offered for just $3.95 for a Challenger II. More specifically it is a:
Dragon Models 60036
Dragon Armor Challenger II Royal Scots Dragoon Guards;Kosovo 2000 (60036) DA0122
Get yours here before tea time:
http://www.monkeydepot.com/index.asp...OD&ProdID=1658
We certainly have not forgotten you collectors of things that fly. starting with the newest first, we go to Bad Cat's moving sale for a 1:72 scale Hobby Master A-10 Play Time and available to you for $25.00:
Home > Clearance Items > 10 Play Time 1:72 Hobby Master Diecast 1301 MOVING SALE
:72 scale die cast jet by Hobby Master.
Model Features:
Detailed Cockpit
Accurate Panel Lines and Surface Details
Heavy Diecast Construction
Plastic Components
Equipped Armament
Authentic Paint Scheme
Display Stand Included
Interchangeable Landing Gear (Up or Down)
Length: 8.75"
Wingspan: 9.75"
About the A-10 Thunderbolt II:
The A-10 has superior maneuverability at low speeds and altitude, thanks to straight, wide wings with downturned "droop" wing tips. These also allow short takeoffs and landings, permitting operations from rugged, forward airfields near front lines. The plane can loiter for extended periods of time and operate under 1,000 feet (300 m) ceilings with 1.5-mile (2.4 km) visibility. It typically flies at a relatively slow speed of 180 knots (200 mph or 320 km/h), which makes it a much better candidate for the ground-attack role than fast fighter-bombers, which often have difficulty targeting small and slow-moving targets.
On day 3 of the air war a US Navy F-14 was downed 80 miles from Baghdad. An A-10A called “Playtime” piloted by Captain Paul Johnson stayed on station for 10 hours providing SAR coordination as well as close air support. Because of his action Capt. Johnson earned the Air Force Cross and many missions later the aircraft 78-0681 was retired to the US AF Museum at Wright–Patterson AFB, Ohio where it can be seen.
Get yours here:
http://www.badcataviation.com/athiiptimybe.html
Going back in time but still in the jet age, we turn to On Mark and the 1:72 scale Corgi line for AA34703 Canberra,
98 Sqn., No. 90 (Signals) Group, RAF (camouflaged and dayglo orange) with the low price of $45.09.
Take this vector for this bird, and then go about 60% down the page and look left:
http://onmarkint.netfirms.com/onmark...mberscargo.php
We have arrive at our final pick for this week's edition. For it we go to World War II, Pete's and stay with a 1:72 scale Corgi HAWKER TYPHOON IB - SQN LDR R P BEAMONT, OC NO.609 SQN, MANSTON, FEBRUARY 1943 for just $19.99.
AA36502Corgi$48.00 $19.99 
CLOSEOUT HAWKER TYPHOON IB - SQN LDR R P BEAMONT, OC NO.609 SQN, MANSTON, FEBRUARY 1943 Special Price: $19.99
"Chick" it out here:
http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=AA36502#item