ICM Aircraft 1/48 WWII German He111H3 Bomber (New Tool) Kit

The geographical location of Great Britain led to increased attention of the Royal Air Force to land-based seaplanes. The Bristol Beaufort, which began to enter service with the Coastal Command at the end of 1939, was a twin-engine naval torpedo bomber with a combat load of up to 908 kg, and it could also perform reconnaissance operations. In the first modification – Mk I – were produced 1014 aircrafts.

ICM 48310 - 1/48 - Bristol Beaufort Mk.I WWII British Torpedo Bomber

ICM 1/48 He 111H-6 North Africa, WWII German Bomber

ICM ICM48263 1:48-He 111H-16, WWII German Bomber

ICM Models 48803 1/48 German Bf109F2 Fighter w/Pilots & Ground

North American long-range escort fighter and fighter-bomber, bubbletop variant with vertical stabilizer filet. Kit features engraved panel lines, raised and recessed rivets, well detailed cockpit (with radio bay and optional seated pilot), separate flaps, optional weighted wheels, drop tanks (x2), bombs (x2), clear-molded instrument panel and multi-part canopy.

Mustang P-51D-15 Fighter 1/48 ICM 48151

WWII German He111H3 Bomber (New Tool) -- Plastic Model Airplane

ICM Aircraft 1/48 WWII German He111H3 Bomber (New Tool) Kit

The Ki-21 bomber was designed as an aircraft for long-range bombing missions, including over the territory of the Soviet Union from Japanese bases in Manchuria. Its serial production was started in 1938, the same year it was the combat debut of this aircraft. The Ki-21 bomber, also designated “Army Type 97 Heavy Bomber”, was a twin-engine all-metal monoplane with a crew of 6 person. It had excellent aerodynamics, which allowed it to develop a high speed during the flight.

Ki-21-Ib Sally Japanese Heavy Bomber

WWII German He111H3 Bomber (New Tool) -- Plastic Model Airplane

He 111H-3, ICM 48261 (2017)