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For the Week of October 5, 2008
Our opening armor selection is one of Dragon's 1:35 scale takes on the legendary Henschel version of the King Tiger. It is a fully assembled and painted, a professionally finished, WWII German heavy tank plastic display model. Features zimmerit texture, adjustable gun elevation, rotating turret, opening cupola hatch (revealing finished gun breech), sand with brown camouflage and markings for 3+13, 3./s.Pz.Abt.506, Western Front, 1945. Includes plastic display base. Squadron has it for you for just $39.99.
 Find it here: http://www.squadron.com/ItemDetails.asp?item=DR61011 Our second tank fought against this beast on the Eastern Front. It is a 1:72 scale Dragon T-34/85 Mod. 1944 - 22nd Guards Armored Brigade, 5th Guards Armored Corps, Prague 1945. A Soviet livery of perhaps their most famous tank is difficult to find, but Troy's Toys has them in stock for $16.99. Link to the east: http://www.troystoysinc.com/display_...?stockid=60248 Troy's Toys is also the host for our first aircraft selection, the 1:72 scale Corgi The Aviation Archive The Luftwaffe Junkers Ju-87B-2 Stuka - T6+BM, 4/StG2 Immelmann, Tmimi, Cyrenacia 1941, priced at $32.99. The sirens are coming from here: http://www.troystoysinc.com/display_...tockid=AA32510 Our final selection for the week is a unique aircraft from the Franklin Mint by way of Aikens. For $60.00, you can pick up the rare GERMAN TORPEDO BOMBER version HE-111 H 4/6, GROSSETO, ITALY 1941 in 1:48 scale.  Keep your watercraft away from here: http://www.aikensairplanes.com/frank...t48/fme761.htm
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10-12-2008, 01:58 AM
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For the Week of October 12, 2008
Here in Austin it's time to temporarily interrupt the celebration of the Longhorns victory over former #1 OU. It was a great game. While I'm tempted to feature only Texas related products, such as the GMP Texas Longhorn P-40, I will spare you all of that.
Our first armor selection is from On Mark International, which is located in Oklahoma--but I'm sure that they are all OSU fans celebrating their own tough fought upset victory tonight. They offer the 1:50 scale Corgi CC51006 - M4 A3 Sherman Tank U.S. Army - 2nd Armoured Division - Sicily, 1943 Limited Edition for just $19.80.  The picture is not a good one and cuts off the antenna, which has unit banners. But I have this one and can assure you it is a good looking piece. It appears as the first item on the page of this link: http://onmarkint.netfirms.com/onmark...ilitaryveh.php The picture of our second armor selection, which is also a 1:50 scale Corgi but from their newer Skirmish line, is much better. This one is a Cromwell Centaur Mk IV Tank & 3 British Paratrooper Figures (Normandy 1944) from Diecast Direct for $26.97.  Item Number: C60610 Manufacturer: CORGI Description: Cromwell Centaur Mk IV Tank & 3 British Paratrooper Figures (Normandy 1944) Scale: 1:50 Sale Item!! Notes: SKIRMISH Regular Price: $44.95 ** Save 40% Off Our Regular Price ** Current Sale Price: $26.97 Link to it here: http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_mod...uctCode=C60610 Both of our aircraft selections this week are from the sale at the Flying Mule. Each is a Corgi 1:72 scale war plane from World War II. The first is the hard to find Corgi Aviation Archive Collector Series AA33707 He 111 Diecast Model Luftwaffe III./KG 3, Gilze Rijen, Holland, July 1944, w/V1 "Doodlebug" Flying Bomb, (H-22) Limited Edition, offered for $69.99.   1:72 Scale Length 9" Width 12.25" Heinkel He 111 In 1944, Germany had developed the V-1 flying bomb. The Vergetungswaffe 1 Fi 103/FZG-76 (V-1), known as the Flying Bomb, Buzz Bomb or Doodlebug was the first modern guided missile used in wartime and the first cruise missile. Called the Buszz Bomb because of the characteristic sound of the engine, it caused considerable fear in targeted areas. People would listen to the missile approaching but then be relieved when it could be heard overhead as that meant it had actually passed them. If the ending noise cut out, it was time to take cover as the unpowered missile would go into its terminal dive and explode. The early versions were launched from aircraft and not rocket launchers as they were later in the war. Corgi Aviation Archive Collector Series The Corgi "Aviation Archive" presents highly-detailed, ready-made diecast models of military and civilian aircraft. The vast Aviation Archive range has become the standard by which all other diecast airplane ranges are judged. Each Corgi model is based on a specific aircraft from an important historical or modern era of flight, and has been authentically detailed from original documents and archival library material. Famous airplanes and aviators from both military and commercial airline aviation are all honored. Corgi "Aviation Archive" diecast airplanes feature:
Designed ostensibly as an airliner, the He111 was first flown as a military bomber version in 1936.[ Send your Spits here to intercept it: http://www.flyingmule.com/products/CG-AA33707 Our final selection this week is the early war Corgi Aviation Archive Collector Series AA36202 Gloster Gladiator MkI Diecast Model Fleet Air Arm No.804 Sqn, 1940 Limited Edition, on sale for $29.99.   1:72 Scale Length 4.5" Width 5.25" Gloster Gladiator MkI The Gloster Gladiator was the last British biplane fighter, a development of the Gauntlet with an enclosed single seat cockpit, cantilever landing gear and with increased armament, and a 2 blade fixed pitch propeller. First flown in 1935, the Gladiator went into service with the RAF in 1936. The Mark I had an 840 hp Bristol Mercury IX air-cooled engine and the Mark II a Bristol Mercury VIIIA engine. The Sea Gladiator was the variant adopted by the fleet Air Arm. It was fitted with a deck arrestor, catapult points, and carried a collapsible dinghy. Numbers built totaled a minimum of 756 (480 RAF, 60 RN; 216 exported into 13 countries). Gladiators were also sold to Belgium, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Norway, China, Ireland, Greece, Portugal, Egypt, Iraq, and South Africa. 804 Naval Air Squadron was formed in November 1939 from 769 squadron Sea Gladiators which had been detached to Hatston to counter enemy attacks on Scapa, the squadron subsequently embarked on HMS Glorious in April 1940 to provide fighter patrols during ferrying operations of 269 squadron RAF Gladiators to Norway, and then transferred to HMS Furious at Cambeltown in early May 1940. May until September 1940 was spent by 804 squadron at Hatston, operating in defense of Scapa Flow, and subsequently recognized as only one of two FAA squadrons operating with RAF Fighter Command in the Battle of Britain. Corgi Aviation Archive Collector Series The Corgi "Aviation Archive" presents highly-detailed, ready-made diecast models of military and civilian aircraft. The vast Aviation Archive range has become the standard by which all other diecast airplane ranges are judged. Each Corgi model is based on a specific aircraft from an important historical or modern era of flight, and has been authentically detailed from original documents and archival library material. Famous airplanes and aviators from both military and commercial airline aviation are all honored. Corgi "Aviation Archive" diecast airplanes feature:
Designed as an improved version of the Gauntlet, the Gladiator was first flown in September 12th, 1934. Point your carrier into the wind here: http://www.flyingmule.com/products/CG-AA36202
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10-20-2008, 01:34 AM
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For the Week of October 19, 2008
Our first selection this week is the Corgi 1:50 scale Legends Tiger I Tank, Ausf H, Michael Wittmann, Russian Front, LAH, German Army from Troy's Toys for $24.99.
The beast of the east is here: http://www.troystoysinc.com/display_...tockid=US60509 Our second armor selection moves us to the modern battlefield. It is a Tamiya Masterwork T-55A Desert Version in 1/35 scale. Replicating a Polish-built T-55A employed by Iraqi forces in the First Gulf War, this professionally assembled and hand painted 1/35 scale plastic and metal model features textured surfaces, an aluminum gun barrel, an opening commander's hatch, a separately applied anti-aircraft heavy machine gun and a loader's hatch, rear-mounted fuel tanks, realistic metal tracks, a desert paint scheme, and more. 7¼" long; arrives ready to display. Military Issue has it for $69.95. Find it in this sand pile: http://www.militaryissue.com/product...category=Armor Our two aircraft selections are 1:72 scale Dragon P-47 airbase dioramas. The first is offered by Squadron at $21.99. It is a P-47D Razorback 'Little Chief' with Airfield Base. Ready to display die-cast model with markings for 'Little Chief', HV*V, 61st FS, 56th FG. Detailed cockpit, removable drop tanks, rotating propeller, optional position landing gear and canopy, movable wing flaps, optional display stand and prepainted 6 1/2 in sq PSP texture display base.  Find it here: http://www.squadron.com/ItemDetails.asp?item=DR50305 The second option comes to you from The Flying Mule for $24.99. It is the Dragon 1:72 Warbirds 50304 P-47D Thunderbolt Diecast Model USAAF 15th FG, 47th FS, "The Turnip Termites", w/Airbase Hard-stand Diorama, Length 6" Width 6.75".  A P-47D is the subject of a new Dragon Warbirds release. The finely crafted miniature from Warbirds is a P-47D Razorback version, so-called for the sharp ridge on the upper fuselage behind the pilot’s canopy. The model depicts a P-47D of the 47th Fighter Squadron, which was activated on December 1, 1940 and was initially based in Hawaii. The model bears the colorful logo of “the Turnip Termites” squadron, and the plane is finished in a predominantly silver color. The squadron was credited with shooting down eight Japanese aircraft during the infamous Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, while it also went on to serve in other theaters of combat. Interestingly, the 47th Tactical Fighter Squadron is still in existence today flying the A-10 Warthog. This is a spectacular model, and it is enhanced by an authentic-looking scenic base that comes with the scale aircraft model. The diorama shows a section of airfield that is beautifully textured and painted in a most realistic fashion. The Dragon Models "Dragon Wings 1:72 Warbirds Series" presents highly-detailed, ready-made diecast models of military aircraft. Dragon Models "Dragon Wings 1:72 Warbirds Series" diecast airplanes feature:
Here's the link: http://www.flyingmule.com/products/DM-50304
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10-26-2008, 02:56 AM
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For the Week of October 26, 2008
Our two armor selections are from the sale at Burbank House of Hobbies. Both are Dragon World War II offerings, but with big differences.
The first is a 1:35 scale late production 1945 Tiger 1 offered for $40.00. See this beauty at a very good price here: http://www.houseofhobbies.com/dr1tiilaprpz.html Our second choice is a 1:72 scale Sherman III serving with A Squadron of the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry, offered for $11.00. Special 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 The Sherman was widely used by British troops in WWII, with its first combat debut being in the North African campaign. While the most common variant was the Sherman V (M4A4 in American nomenclature), the second most common was the diesel-engine Sherman III (M4A2). Dragon Armor has released another fine miniature of a Sherman III serving with A Squadron of the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry. The tank is finished in a typical Mediterranean scheme of light mud and black paint. This particular scheme was officially introduced to all Middle East Command units in April 1943. Here's this UK livery of the famous U.S. tank: http://www.houseofhobbies.com/dr1shm4mkasq.html We have two U.S. warbirds from different eras featured this week. The first is the plane of a very famous flyer and politician. It is the 1:72 scale Corgi Aviation Archive Predators Series PR99403, TBF Avenger Diecast Model--USN VT-51, George H.W. Bush, USS San Jacinto, 1944 Limited Edition. The Flying Mule has it for $24.99.    Corgi "Predators" diecast airplanes feature:
http://www.flyingmule.com/products/CG-PR99403 Our final selection is a 1:72 scale Century Wings A-7E Corsair II U.S. Navy VA-86 Sidewinders AJ400 1978, brought to you by Joe Pilot for $45.33.  She's waiting for you on the deck of a Nam era carrier here: http://www.joepilot.com/itemdesc.asp...D589308&eq=&Tp=
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11-02-2008, 09:20 PM
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For the Week of November 2, 2008
Our two armor selections this week are Dragon 1:72 scale German AFV's from Pete's at very good prices.
The first is known to all--the Tiger 1. This version is Sd.Kfz. 181 Tiger-I Mid Production, sPzAbt 508, March 1944 for just $7.99. DRR60020 Dragon$15.99 $7.99  Sd.Kfz. 181 Tiger-I Mid Production, sPzAbt 508, March 1944. Special Price: $7.99 Tiger up here: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...=DRR60020#item Our second AFV is the Sd.Kfz.184 Elefant, 3.Kompanie, sPzJgAbt 653, Russia 1944 and is also a low $7.99. DRR60023S Dragon$15.99 $7.99  SPECIAL VERSION!! Sd.Kfz. 184 Elefant, 3.Kompanie, sPzJgAbt 653, Russia 1944. Special Price: $7.99 Watch for the trunk here: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...DRR60023S#item Both of our aircraft selections this week are from the expanded Corgi sales page at Spirit of '76. The first is one of Corgi's newer and also finest molds. It is the 1:72 scale Fairey Swordfish MkI Diecast Model Royal Navy No.810 Sqn, HMS Ark Royal, Bismark Sinking, 1941 [AA36301]--6"L x 7.75"W (1:72). You can pick one up for just $22.99.  Link to this page and find it about 2/3rds of the way down the page: http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...orgi/index.htm Our final selection this week is another 1:72 scale Corgi and again one of their quality molds. It is the Heinkel He111P-2 KG55 Dreux Chartes 1940 Night Sorties for just $44.99.  Currently is the third item from the top of the same page: http://www.spirit-of-76.com/aircraft...orgi/index.htm
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11-11-2008, 10:31 PM
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For the Week of November 9, 2008
Sorry that this week's installment is a couple of days late. Our home has been and continues to be "under construction" with home improvement and repair projects. Late last night I finally got the desk top computer back up for action.
Our first selection is a 1:50 scale Korean War Sherman flame tank from On Mark for just $19.80.  Find it as the second item in the second row here: http://onmarkint.netfirms.com/onmark...ilitaryveh.php Our nest two selections are from Pete's, with the first being the 1:72 scale Dragon SPECIAL VERSION!! Jagd-tiger, Henschel version, sPz.jg.Abt 654, October 1944. The tab is $12.50. DRR 60014S Dragon $24.99 $12.50  CLOSEOUT SPECIAL VERSION!! Jagd-tiger, Henschel version, sPz.jg.Abt 654, October 1944. Special Price: $12.50 This way to the Tiger cage: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...DRR60014S#item Our first aircraft pick will ready you for winter. From a snowy Finnish lake it is a diorama featuring the Gloster Sea Gladiator on ski. This Corgi 1:72 scale plane and more can land at first snow for $39.99. AA36204Corgi$99.95 $39.99  CLOSEOUT J-8A Gloster Sea Gladiator With Ski's And Diorama - 284F, Royal Swedish Air Force, Lake Kemi, Finland, January 12, 1940. VERY LIMITED STOCK AVAILABLE!! Special Price: $39.99 Scale: 1/72 LIMITED STOCKShipping 1st: $9.00Additional Items: $1.00 Get your snowshoes on and follow the footprints in the snow to this location: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...o=AA36204#item Our final selection come to your from Burbank's House of Hobbies with your $24.99. This 1:72 scale Tomcat with flight deck and crew is made by Dragon. The plane without any Hollywood actors is here: http://www.houseofhobbies.com/dr1fvfwandfl.html
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11-16-2008, 11:03 PM
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For the Week of November 16, 2008
Three of our four picks this week will fit into the budget of almost any military "die cast" collector. So we'll start with the one that won't. It's quality though--from the 1:35 scale Tamiya Masterwork collection. Our first up this week is the Sturmgeschutz III Ausf. G, which Military Issue has for $79.95.
Hand assembled and painted by expert modelers, this fully assembled 1/35 scale plastic and metal model of a World War II Sturmgeschütz III Ausf.G features an aluminum gun barrel with a muzzle brake, optional-position hatches, photo-etched engine grilles, a machine gun shield, removable side skirts, realistic metal tracks, plenty of tools and equipment, a camouflage scheme and authentic 237th Sturmgeschütz Brigade markings, and more. Measures approximately 7¾" long and arrives ready to display. The link is: http://www.militaryissue.com/product...category=Armor OK--here's one for those who have felt the economic hit of recent months. From Dragon and Pete's we have a 1:72 scale Maus for $12.99. DRR60137 Dragon$25.99 $12.99  German Super Heavy Tank Maus Special Price: $12.99 Scale: 1/72 LIMITED STOCK Shipping 1st: $9.00 Additional Items: $1.00 Dial up 1945 here: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...=DRR60137#item Our first aircraft selection come with two wings, which equals or exceeds the number of machine gun it carries. From the Carousel 1 Flyboys collection, we feature the 1:48 Scale Nieuport 17 - "Cassidy's" from Internet Hobbies for $28.35. Pick up your movie ticket here: http://www.internethobbies.com/caz-6052-liq3.html Our final selection this week is 1:72 scale Hobby Master A-4E Skyhawk Va-126 "Top Gun" from Diecast Direct priced at $20.97.  Item Number: HM-HA1406 Manufacturer: HOBBY MASTER Description: A-4E Skyhawk Va-126 "Top Gun" Scale: 1:72 Sale Item!! Regular Price: $34.95 ** Save 40% Off Our Regular Price ** Current Sale Price: $20.97 Start your quest to get on the six of Maverick and Goose here: http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_mod...Code=HM-HA1406
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11-23-2008, 08:45 PM
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As we enter Thanksgiving week, we have too excellent armor selections. Both are from the Corgi 1:50 skirmish line; both are from Military Issue and both are priced at $19.95.
The first of these is a Panther Ausf.G Tank 1/50 Die Cast Model Ardennes. Recreating a scene from the Battle of the Bulge in December, 1944, this limited edition, 1/50 scale die cast Panther tank set by Corgi features a rotating turret and working tracks; add-on detail parts; a weathered, snow-covered appearance; and three figures of the German infantrymen that accompanied the armored units in the Ardennes. 5" long. #0091678 Put your head down and peer out of you snow dusted foxhole here: http://www.militaryissue.com/product...y=Non-Aviation On the other side of the line, we feature a Sherman Tank 1/50 Die Cast Model With G.I.s from the 117th U.S. Infantry Regiment riding along, this Sherman tank of the 3rd Armored Division crossed the Vire River at Saint-Fromond on July 8, 1944. This limited edition, 1/50 scale die cast Corgi model features a rotating turret, detailed tracks, an authentic camouflage scheme, and six hand-painted metal figures. Measures 4½" long and includes a numbered certificate. #0091673 Your hopes are that the 76 mm gun can stop that Panther here: http://www.militaryissue.com/product...y=Non-Aviation Our first aircraft this week is a 1:48 scale Franklin Mint Spit VA, offered by the Mint itself for just $28.00. "A replica of what was undeniably the hottest U.K.R.A.F. combat aircraft of WWII. Hand-assembled die-cast metal in 1:48 scale and hand-painted with authentic colors and military markings of the "Southern Yorkshire" Spitfire. Features re-creations of the Spitfire's two-speed Merlin engines, landing gear and double-glazed cockpit hood. The propeller and wheels spin - ready for take-off!"  Scramble here: http://www.franklinmint.com/product1...ainDescription Our final selection is a 1:72 scale Dragon "The Dirty Dozen"" F-15D™ Eagle 1:72nd. Scale, 12th FS, 18 TFW (Kadena AB, Japan), The 12th Fighter Squadron, affectionately known as the “Dirty Dozen,” traces their lineage and honors back to January 15th 1941. Pete has found a few of them and has them as a $19.99 closeout.  You'll find this modern bird here: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...=DRW50043#item
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11-30-2008, 10:08 PM
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We hope that everyone (in the U.S. at least) had a happy Thanksgiving and, unlike the BCS, did not take on more than they could chew.
In the Thanksgiving dinner tradition, we'll start of big this week with the 1:16 scale Unimax Forces of Valor 85007, M4 Sherman Tank Diecast Model--US Army, Normandy, France, D-Day June 6th 1944. The Flying Mule has it for $324.99 and with free shipping.  Length: 14.25" Width: 6.75" The U.S. M4 Sherman was the most produced battle tank in WWII. Many variants were designed and manufactured to increase their effectiveness against German Panzer divisions. The M4A1 was quick, highly maneuverable, simple to maintain and was equipped with a 76 MM gun. This large-scale model of the Sherman is bristling with features that make it highly collectible. The model itself is a real heavy-weight and includes details impossible to achieve in a smaller scale. The model also includes detailed figures of crew members. Arrives in an large, attractive package complete with history book and limited edition certificate. The Unimax "Forces of Valor" range presents affordable, ready-made diecast models of military vehicles. Unimax "Forces of Valor" diecast vehicles feature:
http://www.flyingmule.com/products/UM-85007 Having taking take of the champaign budgets, it's time form the guys who still have a beer budget after all the recent "good" economic news. From Dragon and Great Models we have the 1:72 scale 1/72 DRR60149 T-34/76 Mod. 1940 , 1st Moscow Motorized Rifle Div., July 1941 w/grassland diorama for just $7.95.  This bud's for you: http://www.greatmodels.com/~smartcar...m_num=DRR60149 It's airplane time and our first offering is a 1:48 scale Franklin Mint Armour F4U Corsair Flotille Italian [B11B403] from Trinkets to Treasures for $24.99.  Amazingly detailed! Made by Franklin Mint, this is a 1:48 scale model of the F4U Corsair Flotille Aeronavale, Suez Canal, Egypt, Suez Operation. The plane measures approx. 8 1/4 inches long and has a wingspan of approx. 10 inches. From the Franklin Mint Armour collection number B11B403. The Corsair had many nicknames: Hose Nose, Bent Wing Bird, Hog and Ensign Eliminator, the latter due to it’s stall and landing characteristics. Under the right circumstances, the wing mounted air intakes caused a pronounced whistling sound. For that reason, Japanese ground troops called it Whistling Death The Franklin Mint Armour collection contains some of the finest detailed military and civilian scale model aircraft. They come completely assembled and ready to display! All Franklin Mint Armour diecast models are true to scale. Each model is precision-engineered and packed with authentic detail. Armour collection aircraft are decorated in authentic paint schemes - complete with military markings and historic artwork. Start your check of the accuracy of their sale speel here: http://www.trinketstotreasures.com/f...e-italian.html Our final item this week comes from The Racer's Den in trade for your $59.95. It is the Carousel One 1/48 P-36A Hawk USAAC 18th PG, "Gold Bug", Ken Walker, Wheeler Field, Pearl Harbor, HI, December 7th 1941.  Returning to the flight line after 67 years here: http://www.racersdeninc.com/Carousel...Bug_p/6123.htm
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12-09-2008, 01:33 AM
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For the Week of December 7, 2008
This Pearl Harbor week installment comes from the road. Our first armor selection is from Forces of Valor and Diecast Direct. It is the 1:72 scale U.S. M4A1 Sherman w/Mine Roller "Normandy 1944" for $7.77.
 Get this war time "Tonka Toy" here: http://www.diecastdirect.com/asp_mod...ctCode=FV85024 This week we're keeping both armor selections under $8.00. Our second pick is a 1:72 scale Dragon Challenger II w/Up Grade Armor - Iraq 2003, offered by Pete's for $7.50.  Here's the link: http://www.petescollectibles.com/dis...=DRR60044#item Our two aircraft selections are examples of famous American World War II birds and both are priced at $59.95. The first of these is the GMP 1:35 scale Texas Longhorn offered by Pro Star 2.  001438B21 Texas Longhorn P-40E Fighter Warhawk 1/35 GMP $59.95 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. Odds are 45 to 35 that you will find it here: http://prostar2collectibles.com/shop...ml/001438.html Our final selection is a great buy on a Corgi 1:32 scale working range P-51D. Lt. Freddie Hutchins, 332nd FG Not only does this limited edition, 1/32 scale die cast model of Little Freddy - a P-51D Mustang flown by Lt. Freddie Hutchins of the 302nd Fighter Squadron, 332nd Fighter Group "Red Tails," stationed at Ramitelli, Italy - include top-of-the-line features such as removable engine access panels, a detailed cockpit with a sliding canopy and a pilot figure, and movable flight control surfaces, it also includes powered features such as illuminated navigation lights, a fully operational undercarriage, and a spinning propeller with real engine sounds! You control the action through the specially designed base, so strap on your flight helmet and get ready for takeoff! 13½" wingspan; arrives ready to display. History awaits here: http://www.historicaviation.com/prod...fo.po?ID=15579
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