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We start this week with a pick from the Vietnam War era. From On Mark for $21.00, it is a Corgi (US51105) M113 ACAV 8th Inf., in 1:50 scale.



Find yours a few clicks from Da Nang or Saigon, or here:

http://catalog.onmarkint.com/us51105...50-p32154.html


Our second selections a very good value in the unusual 1:43 scale. From German Aircooled for $15.15, it is a Kfz. 251 "Stuka zu Fuss/Stuka on Feet".



Check it out here:

http://www.germanaircooled.com/cart/...e1d1df65d4a04f

Going to the skies, we have two outstanding planes from two of the best die cast companies. The first is a GMP 001438B21 Texas Longhorn P-40E Fighter Warhawk 1/35 GMP for $59.95 from Pro Star 2.

Texas Longhorn P-40E Fighter Warhawk 1/35 GMP. Texas Longhorn, P-40E (RAF serial ET 600), was assigned to the 9th Fighter Squadron of the 49th Fighter Group. This aircraft is seen at Rogers Airfield, also known as 30-mile, west of Port Moresby in 1943. This aircraft was lost on 12 May 1943 in New Guinea in a non-combat loss US Army photo. After finishing a tour with the US 9th Fighter Squadron, Landers went on to fly in the ETO where he eventually commanded the 78th Fighter Group of the Eighth Air Force. Authentic features include sliding canopy, removable magnetized cowling, opening gun bay doors, poseable flaps, rudders, and ailerons, mechanized landing gear, armament accessories, and more! 1 of 1,000. Wingspan 13 inches, Length 11 inches, and Height 5 inches.



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In a bit smaller 1:48 scale, our second pick-of-the-air is from Eagles International by way of Great Models for $57.30. It is a EGT10003 P-51C Mustang: INA the Macon Belle 15Th Air Force--Tuskegee Airmen Red Tail.


Get one to protect your bombers here:

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As announced on another thread, the big news for die cast shoppers this week is Pete's Fall sale, which ends on Sunday. There are many great buys still available, but act quickly if you are interested. We will feature one tank and one plane from the sale, representing the many good values to be had.

Sporting a red 30% off logo is a Corgi 1:32 scale Hurricane IIc from Malta. With the discount this big bird can be yours for only $48.99.

AA35502Corgi$89.99 $69.99 Hawker Hurricane AOC Malta Air Vice Marshall K R Park. Special Price: $69.99

Scale: 1/32 LIMITED STOCKShipping: $9.00

See it in even greater detail at Tim's great Corgi site:

http://www.tricatus.co.uk/aa35502.htm

start your procurement process here:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=AA35502#item


Pete has many great deals on AFV's from Dragon and Hobby Master. To illustrate this, we have selected the rarely done IS-2 in 1:48 scale from Hobby Master. With the yellow 25% off logo, you can pick one up from Pete for $22.13.

HG1101Hobby Master$32.95 $29.50 Russian JS-2 (IS-2) #414, 7th Independent Guards Heavy Tank Brigade, Berlin, 1942. Special Price: $29.50


Scale: 1/48 LIMITED STOCKShipping: $9.00

Ignore the incorrect by three years date and get yours here:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...No=HG1101#item


Temped as we are, not all of picks this week will come from Pete's sale. Diecast Direct also has a great deal on an EDG Panard armored car in German livery. In the 1:43 scale, the price is only $9.95 and includes a display case. Diecast Direct won't let me show you their picture of this piece, so you'll have to link to it here:

http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_mod...Code=EDG852321

Our final item is the Italian version of the famous Texan trainer of U.S. World War II fame. From Bad Cat and Hobby Master in 1:72 scale, you can begin your training for $14.99.

Italian T-6G Texan 1:72 Hobby Master HM-1503 CLEARANCE!

Availability: In-Stock Item Number:
HM-1503

List Price: $25.95
Our Price: $14.99



Model Features:
Detailed Cockpit
Metal Construction
Plastic components
Interchangable Canopy
Detachable Landing Gear
Display Stand Included
Authentic Paint Scheme

The T-6 Texan was a single-engine advanced trainer aircraft designed by North American Aviation, used to train fighter pilots of the United States Army Air Forces, United States Navy, Royal Air Force and other air forces of the British Commonwealth during World War II. The T-6 is known by a variety of designations depending on the model and operating air force. The USAAC called it the "AT-6", the US Navy, the "SNJ", and British Commonwealth air forces, the Harvard. It remains a popular warbird aircraft.

It's here:

http://www.badcataviation.com/tteaaaemina1.html
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For those who have any money left in their pocket after last week’s sale, we have four more ways it can fly out of your wallet this week. We’ll start our week selections with two tanks.

The first is from Go Hobbies and Forces of Valor in 1:32 scale. It is a UK Matilda II in very interesting desert camo. I will go hull down for you for $24.00.



Link to it here:

http://www.gohobbies.com/itemUNX-81001.html


Our second pick is another UK tank from the next stop in the war after North Africa. In 1:50 scale from Corgi and 3000 Toys, is a UK Sherman--The Race to Messina and Beyond - M4 A3 Sherman Tank - British Army - Royal Scots Greys - Italy, 1943. It is priced at $24.95.



Link this master of Messina here:

http://www.3000toys.com/catalog/item...d=CORGICC51004


Our first pick with altitude is from Beck's. While I am not usually a fan of Witty's prop planes, they make a nice Sea Fury--perhaps because it arrived at the beginning of the jet age. In the 1:72 scale and for $19.99, you can pick up a:

SEA FURY - RCN
SQN. 803 - Royal Canadian Navy
Scale: 1/72 L: 5.75" W: 6.25"



Tail hook it here:

https://www.bacdiecast.com/product_i...roducts_id=781

Our final pick this week is from Pete's. He has a Korean war vintage four blade prop F4U-4A CORSAIR BUNO 96845 OF VMF-323, USS BAODING STRAIT, OFF KOREA, JULY 1950 from Corgi in the 1:72 scale for $17.99.




Waive it on your carrier deck here:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=US33013#item
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Both of this week's armor picks come from a single web page at Spirit of '76. Both are Corgi 1:50 Shermans--each of a different type and from a different war. The page containing both items is here:

http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...orgi/index.htm

Our first pick is the very last item on that page, a Sherman flame tank from the USMC in Korea during 1953. It is from the Forgotten Heroes collection and will cost you just $22.00.

As this site does not include photos of either of our armor selections, the first one can be seen at the top of this page at Mike's site:

http://www.mikes-tanks.com/CorgiRecent.htm

Our second pick can be found listed two items down from the last of the two pictures that appear on the first referenced link above. It is a M4A3 from the Italy, The Race to Messina and Beyond collection. It is priced at $26.40. You can see in the third and forth rows of Mike's Italy, The Race to Messina and Beyond section here:

http://www.mikes-tanks.com/CorgiWWII.htm


We'll do a little better getting you pictures of our plane picks. From Wartoyz, we have:

U.S. F-15 Eagle - USAF Edwards Test Center

The F-15 Eagle is an all-weather, extremely maneuverable, tactical fighter designed to permit the Air Force to gain and maintain air supremacy over the battlefield. The Eagle's air superiority is achieved through a mixture of maneuverability, acceleration, range, weapons, and avionics.

The F-15's superior maneuverability and acceleration are achieved through high engine thrust-to-weight ratio and low wing loading. Low wing-loading (the ratio of aircraft weight to its winf area) is a vital factor in maneuverability. Combined with the Eagle's high thrust-to-weight ratio, this enables the F-15 to turn tightly without lsing airspeed.

This 1:72 scale die-cast F-15 Eagle is part of the Witty Wings' Sky Guardians series. It is approximately 11 inches long with a wingspan of 7 inches. This plane has the special Edwards Test Center paint scheme.

The model has extensive detailing, including features like metal landing gear, external drop tanks, workable rudders, and functional speedbrake. The detailed cockpit includes a pilot figure and features and opening canopy. The model also includes a display stand.

*ON SALE* - Normally priced at $33.99, today just:

Price: $27.99

Item Number: WT72005-003. In stock - available for immediate delivery!



Our final selection is from Burbank's House of Hobbies. It is a Dragon 1:72 scale available for $14.99 or in more detail is:





Accurate Spitfire Mk. VB mold - 1/72 authentic scale - High quality diecast metal fuselage and wings - Historically accurate - Detailed cockpit - Opening/Closed Canopy option - Engraved panel lines - Movable flight control surfaces - Rotating propeller - Ready to display - Display In Flight or In Landing Mode (stand included)


Dragon 1/72 British Spitfire Mk.Vc UP-A "JEN III" 79th Squadron ~ A58-262, 1944 DML50167Regular price: $29.95Our price: $14.99

Link to it here:

http://www.houseofhobbies.com/dragon172.html
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Halloween is just around the corner. So I've decided that our first pick should be big and scary.

The Forces of Valor 1:16 Tiger second livery has just been released. But the first release is very difficult to find. The good news is that Model Hobbies (aka Micro Macro Mundo Inc.) still has it and it can still be yours, on condition that you have $384.62 in your pocket and a bit more for shipping and handling.

Product ID: FOV85204
Category: Forces of Valor
FOV85204 1:16th German Tiger I No. 222 - Michael W
Description: 1:16th German Tiger I No. 222 - Michael Wittman [sic]

1:16th Scale German Tiger I No.222 driven by the Panzer Ace Michael Wittman at the famous battle of Villers-Bocage on June 13, 1944. Tiger I No. 222 is recreated in die cast metal and plastic. The tracks are metal and they roll. The turret is metal and it turns. Raise the metal barrel and take aim. Plastic accessories complete the detail. Included in the set is a 1:16th scale replica of Michael Wittman to command the battle.Completely detailed
1:16th scale model of Michael Wittman
Metal tracks roll over the suspension
Link to it here:

http://www.rocousa.com/detail.asp?product_id=fov85204


To balance thing off our second AFV pick will only put you back $9.95. From Diecast Direct, who won't let me show you a picture, we feature an EDG 1:43 scale Lancia Lince "Italy 1944".

The link to see and possibly order this armored car is:

http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_mod...Code=EDG851621


Our first Pic-de-aire is a hard to find oldie but goodie at a very good price. From the Franklin Mint and Joe Pilot, we feature the 1:48 scale master of the desert fighters.


Me-109 N Africa 1942 - Hans J. Marseille




List Price: $69.99
Our Price: $48.13
Brands: Franklin MintModel: 98009Categories: Me-109

Item Description


Out of Production
Franklin Mint Precision Models bring you a superbly designed and detailed model, engineered to exact scale and crafted to the highest standards! Each Franklin Mint model is hand-assembled and hand-painted to ensure quality and authentic detail. To create each exciting precision model replica, the designers and engineers make an exhaustive examination of the subject replica from every conceivable angle: photographing, sketching, historical data and in many cases studying the actual plans. Capture your piece of history now!
The Armour Collection ME 109 pictured on this page was piloted by Hptm. Hans J. Marseille, of 3./JG27, in North Africa, 1942.
Hans-Joachim Marseille (December 13, 1919 - September 30, 1942) was a Luftwaffe pilot, accepted to be one of the greatest aces of World War II. He was nicknamed the "star of Africa". Marseille scored all but seven of his 158 victories against the British Commonwealth's Desert Air Force over North Africa. All of his victories for the Axis Powers were scored in Bf 109s. Size: Wing span 8 inches. Item Number: 98009

Here's the link:

http://joepilot.com/itemdesc.asp?ic=98009&eq=&Tp=


Our final selection gets you two for one. From Pete's and Corgi in the 1:72 scale, we give you...




AA99110Corgi$79.99 $49.99 DH Mosquito And Supermarine Spitfire Set of 2 Planes, 1/72 Scale, Mosquito Wing Span is 9"" & The Spitfire Wing Span Is 6"", **CLEARANCE** Very Limited Qty. Left!!
Special Price: $49.99


Scale: 1/72 Size: "9 & 6"" Wing Span"LIMITED STOCKShipping 1st: $9.00Additional Items: $1.00


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http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=AA99110#item
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As we shift our clocks back an hour, I have an extra hour to make my picks for this week. But why delay? Both of our AFV picks are of World War II vintage. Each is Corgi 1:50 scale (US60005) and from On Mark for $25.20. This first is a SdKfz AA quad half track that you can pick up .



Link to it here:

http://catalog.onmarkint.com/us60005...50-p32196.html


Our second is CC60103 - Churchill NA75 British Army 'A' Squadron, 51 RTR, Gothic Line, Italy September 1944, Limited Edition.



Get to it by way of this link:

http://catalog.onmarkint.com/cc60103...50-p31544.html

Our first flying selection is a Dragon 1:72 P-47 C-5 from Timewalker for $14.92 in your coin.

P-47c-5 334th FS "Missouri Kid" CLEARANCE!
DRW-50178
Clearance!
P-47C-5 334th FS, 4th FG Eagle Squadron "The Missouri Kid – Sho Me"



Pilot: Flight Officer Ralph Hofer

This aircraft flew in the infamous Eagle Squadron. It features the fully detailed "Missouri Kid" emblem and was piloted by Ralph Hofer.


Main Features:
- 1/72 Authentic Scale
- High Quality Diecast Metal
- Historically Accurate
- Removable Weapons
- Detailed Cockpits
- Opening/Closed Canopy option
- Rotating propeller
- Pre-assembled
- Display In Flight or In Landing Mode
- Approximate dimensions: 6"L x 7.1"W x 2.4"H

About the P-47C:
The first flight of the heavy P-47 took place on 6 May 1941. A series of modifications ultimately led to the P-47C-5, which was the principal sub-variant of the P47-C family. This variant was among the first Thunderbolts to be sent overseas for combat, and the 4th FG (Fighter Group) in England received this fighter.

This famous FG was built around "Eagle Squadron", a group of experienced American pilots who were serving with the RAF, many of whom were none too pleased to be trading in their nifty Spitfires!

About Ralph Hofer:
* September 22, 1943, joins 4th Fighter Group
* October 8, 1943, gets air to air kill on first mission
* June 22, 1944, "A" Flight CO
* July 2, 1944, Killed in action in P-51B QP-X, 43-6746 while climbing to engage 20+ Me-109's near Budapest, Hungary. The wreckage of his Mustang and his body were later found at Mostar, Yugoslavia.
- had over 30 victories


Check it out here:

http://www.timewalkertoys.com/index....tml&lang=en-us

Our final selection will have special appeal for the budget minded. It is from Corgi's Second Warbirds Series and is offered by Burbank's House of Hobbies for just $9.99. It is the 1:144 scale:



Link to it here:

http://store.houseofhobbies.com/cowa1b17mkii.html

It's difficult to find pictures of many items in the Warbirds line, but you can see it at The Flying Mule, which offers the same plane for $15.00 more, as you can see by this link:

http://www.flyingmule.com/products/CG-WB99627
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Our Veteran's Day picks are dedicated to all those who have served or who are serving in U.S. military and those of our friends and allies.

It is appropriate to start with our Jimmy Doolittle raid B-25 in 1:72 scale from Corgi and offered by Perry's for just $49.95.



See Tim's great site for more pictures of this beautiful bird:

http://www.tricatus.co.uk/AA35302.htm

Link to check or buy it from Perry's about 3/4ths of the way down this page:

http://www.perryaircraft.com/cgi-bin...sb=3&so=ascend#


Our second selection is found at Go Hobby for $55.99. It's a Carousel 1 Carousel Indy Legends
Fokker Triplane
Ernst Udet, Somme 1918
1/48
Item Number CRO-7123

Link to this fantastic World War I fighting machine here:

http://www.gohobbies.com/itemCRO-7123.html


Turning now to our AFV picks, we begin with a little something from the Toy Headquarters for $29.99. From late in World War II, by Forces of Valor it is a 1:32 German Jagdpanther - Belgium.

[FOV80212_310]$41.99 $29.99
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German Jagdpanther - Belgium
SKN: 80212 | SCALE: 1:32

The German JagdPanther was arguably the best tank destroyer design of WWII. The Panther chassis was chosen and it was armed with a powerful 88mm Pak 43 L/71 gun. Although conceptualized and designed in 1942, by the time the tanks were manufactured and shipped to the troops in 1944, Germany was in full retreat across multiple fronts.

MODEL FEATURES:
- Enthusiast Series
- 1/32 Scale
- Die Cast
- Tank Tracks roll along the working suspension
- Main Gun elevates to engage!
- Includes Commander to direct the Battle!
- Real World Accessories in realistic detail!
- Length 11 inches
- Width 4 1/4 inches
- Height 4 inches
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 September, 2005.



The link is:

http://www.jjshobby.com/Shoppingcart...2871ade03f5ead


Our final pick for Veteran's Day is from the same time frame and side in the war, but from a different company--Dragon-- and in a 1:72 smaller scale. Offered by Burbank's House of Hobbies for $14.95, we have:



Features:

- Open window display packaging - Highly popular and collectible item - True to 1/72 scale - Fully accurate mold - Fully assembled - Historically accurate markings and insignia - Includes protective display case

At 70 tons, Germany’s Jagdtiger was certainly no lightweight! In fact it was the heaviest armored vehicle to go into production in WWII. A design to mount a 12.8cm antitank gun on the Tiger II chassis was ordered as far back as early 1943, and by April 1944 the first prototype was ready. The first pair of vehicles was fitted with a Porsche-designed suspension system, a system that proved unsatisfactory. Production was delayed until Henschel redesigned the suspension with a torsion bar system.

Dragon Armor has launched a 1/72 scale model of this Henschel Production Jagdtiger. The fully built-up replica represents tank destroyer “X8” of sPzJgAbt 512 fighting in Germany in 1945. Of special note is the realistically textured coating of zimmerit on the hull and superstructure of this Jagdtiger. This collector’s item has been face-lifted and a brand new crane added to the roof. This type of crane was used to lift up the superstructure roof in order to gain access to the fighting compartment for maintenance. The crane is beautifully reproduced to scale, as is the vehicle itself resplendent in its late-war ambush camouflage scheme.


Dragon 1/72 Jagdtiger Henschel Version w/Crane, s.Pz.Jg.Abt.512, Germany 1945 DML60266Regular price: $24.95Our price: $14.95

You can get it here:

http://www.houseofhobbies.com/dr1jahevewsg.html


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Happy Thanksgiving week for all of you in the States! Hopefully the picks this week will be devoid of turkeys.

We'll start with a newer offering. From Corgi and Historic Aviation in the 1:50 scale, it is a tank with three soldiers for $33.95. Our first feature is:

Models and Kits > Flying > Non-Aviation
Cromwell Centaur Mk.IV Tank 1/50 Die Cast Model


D-Day, Normandy


This 1/50 scale die cast model of a Cromwell Centaur Mk.IV includes working features such as a movable turret and rubber tracks, separately applied detail parts, supplies strapped on the rear, a weathered finish, plus three camouflaged British paratroopers slogging through Normandy to help secure a firm foothold in German-occupied Europe. 6" long.
#0091674

Here's the link:

http://www.historicaviation.com/hist...y=Non-Aviation

Our second AFV selection is in the larger 1:32 scale from Forces of Valor and the Toy Headquarters, offered for $27.99. It is:

:32 U.K. M4A3 Sherman - Italy
[FOV28581407]$35.99 $27.99
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U.K. M4A3 Sherman - Italy
SKN: 81407 | SCALE: 1:32

The M4A3 Sherman was the most produced and most modified tank of WWII. The British Army modified the basic M4 chassis with multiple weapons configurations and equipment. The Royal Scots Greys was the British M4A3 tank for the final battles of Italy in 1943.

MODEL FEATURES:
- Enthusiast Series
- 1/32 Scale
- Die Cast Metal
- Includes Commander to direct the Battle!
- Real World Accessories in realistic detail!
- Tank Tracks roll along the working suspension
- Turret turns and the main gun elevates to engage!
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 13 September, 2005.

Check it out here:

http://www.jjshobby.com/Shoppingcart...2871ade03f5ead

It's time to see if the holiday birds can fly. Our fist test will be in the form of a Corgi 1:72 Wellington, available from Historic Aviation for $59.95.

Vickers Wellington Mk.VIII 1/72 Die Cast Model


No. 172 Sq., Coastal Command, 1942


Featuring Air to Surface Vessel radar and a working Leigh light used to spotlight submarines recharging their batteries on the surface at night, this 1/72 scale, limited edition model also includes engraved panel lines; rotating propellers; optional position landing gear; and the markings of Coastal Command's No. 172 Squadron, which undertook the first nighttime attack of a surfaced submarine. 14¼" wingspan; includes a display stand.
#0091712



Get aboard here:

http://www.historicaviation.com/hist...rol%20Aircraft

Our final selection gets you two for one in 1:72 scale from Corgi and Go Hobbies. Still available from this vendor at just $32.00, you get a Corsair battling a Zeke.


Corgi Diecast
F-4UI & A-6M2
Guadalcanal

Item Number CRG-99120
Military
Diecast Planes And Helicopters Retail $40.00
Our Price $32.00 That's 20% OFF
Available usually
ships out in 5 days


Join the furball here:

http://www.gohobbies.com/itemCRG-99120.html

Just because it's Thanksgiving week, we have a bonus pick. In the 1:32 scale from Corgi to go with you Spits and Hurricanes, we have from Historic Aviation for only $19.95:


Battle of Britain Scramble! Vignette



This collection of cast metal, hand painted, 1/32 scale figures depicts one of the countless scrambles that occurred during the Battle of Britain, when "The Few" - the brave pilots who defended British skies - raced to their aircraft to intercept incoming German fighters and bombers. So detailed, this set even includes a phonograph player and a game table with checkers! Makes a perfect companion to a 1/32 scale Spitfire or Hurricane (also available).
#0091590


Scramble to it on this link:

http://www.historicaviation.com/hist...r%20Combatants
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Now that the Thanksgiving weekend is in the books, I know that most of you are looking forward to returning for a full week of work or school. Hopefully each of you was more successful at avoiding the flu bug than was I. However, when the weather changes from 80's to the 30's in just a day or two, I'm usually toast--even without the rain that was thrown in.

Guess I'm well enough to make three armor picks this week. The first is the big boy of the group, and at it's price you'd to have been very good all year to find it in your Christmas stocking. From FOV and Badcat in the 1:16 scale and offered (at least for a few days) at $349.99, it is:


Tiger I Wittmann's Final 1:16 FOV 85504 THANKSGIVING SALE


Product:
Tiger I

Manufacture:
Forces of Valor

Availability: In-Stock Item Number:
FOV-85504

List Price: $550.00
Our Price: $349.99

Link to it here:

http://www.badcataviation.com/tiiwifi1foof.html


Our second pick is from Corgi and Showcase Toys, coming to you in the 1:50 scale for the much more modest price of $23.95. It is a
Churchill Mk III Tank

2003 Corgi Limited Edition die-cast metal model

Churchill Mark III Tank - 'C' Squadron, Calgary Regiment, 1st Canadian Army Tank Brigade, Dieppe Raid, August 1942

1:50 scale. Length: 5.75" (14.6 cm)




The link is:

http://www.showcasetoys.com/cochmktacano.html


Our third and final armor selection is from Pete's and is a Corgi tank in the same 1:50 scale. The price tag says $24.99, but the red Pete's logo tells you that this Panther can be in your basket for 30% less or for just $17.49, if you know the coupon code.




CC60208Corgi$35.95 $24.99 Panther Ausf. G – Kampfgruppe Peiper, 1st SS-Panzer Division, German Army, ONLY 2 LEFT!!!
Special Price: $24.99





Scale: 1/50 LIMITED STOCKShipping 1st: $9.00Additional Items: $1.00

Check it out here:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=CC60208#item

We haven't forgotten you airplane collectors. Our first pick in this category is also from Corgi by way of Pete's and bears the same 30% off the posted price red logo. This 1:72 scale RAF Hawk, listed at $19.99, can join your air force for only $13.99.




AA36002Corgi$34.99 $19.99 British Aerospace Hawk T.1A - No. 4 Flying Training School, RAF Valley, Anglesey, 1995
Special Price: $19.99





Scale: 1/72 LIMITED STOCKShipping 1st: $9.00Additional Items: $1.00

Here's your link:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=AA36002#item

Our final pick is a very good value for those of you who collect larger 1:48 scale multiple engine World War II planes. From Armor/Franklin Mint by way of Great Models for the tune of $69.95, it is:


Collection Armour
B11E198
1/48 B11E198 Heinkel He111 Aircraft Battle of Britain 1941
Category: Pre-Painted Aircraft Models 1/48
All Accessories
Accessories In Stock
Designed for civilian use, this powerful plane was drafted to become the Luftwaffe's principal bomber in WWII. Last Received: 11/19/07 (What's this?)Retail Price: $104.95 Your Price: $69.95

Link:

http://www.greatmodels.com/~smartcar...em_num=B11E198
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We'll start with a great price on a Dragon 1:72 scale tank. From Atlantic Toys for just $9.95, you can pick up a:

1/72 Sherman Firefly Vc German Army Western Front 1944 #60259

Product Details Stock #: DR_60259_box Price: $ 14.95
Special: $9.95


Link to the captured UK tank is here:

http://atlantictoys.safeshopper.com/688/4123.htm?704

We'll go up in size and forward in time for our next armor selection. From the Toy Headquarters and FOV, we feature a 1:32 scale Bradley from the Desert Storm and priced at $28.99.




1:32 U.S. M3A2 Bradley Desert Storm
[FOV80002_210] $38.99 $28.99
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U.S. M2A2 Bradley Tank - Kuwait 1991
Enthusiast Series
1:32 scale die cast steel model from Forces of Valor.

This vehicle features true-to-life detail. Tank tracks that really roll along their independent suspension, hatches and access ports that reveal internal compartments. Turrets and gun barrels that maneuver just like they did in battle. Real life accessories to stow alongside and a display stand with name plate. The detail on this tank is amazing. These are some of the best die cast replicas out today. Comes with one action figure.

Link to it here:

http://www.jjshobby.com/Shoppingcart...2871ade03f5ead

It's time to pay attention to those who collect flying machines. Our first pick in this category is a Corgi 1:72 scale F-86A Sabre. It is offered by Historic Aviation for just $17.95.

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F-86A Sabre 1/72 Die Cast Model



Featuring the markings of the 116th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron, which was the first to be based in Europe with F-86s, this limited edition 1/72 scale die cast model includes engraved panel lines, gun ports, external fuel tanks, optional position landing gear, a display stand, and more. 6¼" wingspan.
#0091510

Special Purchase...Save 60%!Regular price:$47.95 Sale Price: $17.95

Here's to vector to connect with this bird:

http://www.historicaviation.com/hist...ubcategory=244

Our final selection for this week is a more modern jet from Witty and Pete's for $28.99. Flying the eastern skies of the Russia in 1:72 scale is a SU-27.





WTY72014-06Witty$42.00 $28.99 CLOSEOUT 1/72 SU-27 Russian Test Pilots. 4 AVAILABLE!!
Special Price: $28.99



Scale: 1/72 LIMITED STOCKShipping 1st: $9.00 Additional Items: $1.00

Link to the last 4 planes is:

http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...Y72014-06#item
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