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CANT Z.1007 Alcione model kit 1:72 aircraft

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CANT Z.1007 Alcione model kit 1:72 aircraft

510001479

€33.49

The CANT Z.1007 Alcione model kit in 1:72 scale recreates an Italian medium bomber that entered service in the late 1930s and saw extensive use with the Regia Aeronautica during the Second World War. Its defining 3-engine configuration gives the aircraft a distinctive silhouette on the workbench and in a finished display, while the historical subject adds clear context for builders drawn to military aviation. Designed by Filippo Zappata, the original CANT Z.1007 Alcione combined a wooden structure with 3 Piaggio P.XI radial engines, each rated at 1,000 hp. That power allowed the bomber to reach a maximum speed of 450 km/h. The aircraft also carried up to 1,200 kg of offensive payload in an internal bomb bay, a detail that underlines its role as a medium bomber rather than a transport or patrol aircraft alone. Crew capacity was typically 5 men, rising to 6 when a photographic operator joined reconnaissance and maritime patrol missions. The subject connects this 1:72 build to the Mediterranean, Balkan and North African theatres where the aircraft was mainly deployed. With an age marking of 14 years and up, the kit suits builders looking for a historically grounded aircraft project with a clearly documented wartime background and a recognisable tri-motor layout.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Dornier Do 217 K-1/K-2 Aircraft Kit 1:72

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Dornier Do 217 K-1/K-2 Aircraft Kit 1:72

510001488

€36.99

The Italeri Dornier Do 217 K-1/K-2 with Fritz-X guided bombs captures a distinctive World War II aircraft in 1:72 scale, combining the broad wing layout, twin-engine configuration and glazed nose of the Luftwaffe bomber in a detailed plastic kit. The subject represents the Do 217K variant, developed with a reinforced fuselage, redesigned wing surfaces and upgraded engines, and adapted to carry the Ruhrstahl SD 1400 Fritz X on an underwing pylon. The build is shaped around multiple injection-molded sprues with finely engraved surface detail, separate fuselage halves, wing sections, propellers, landing gear parts and transparent canopy elements. These clear parts help define the cockpit area and nose glazing, while the external stores and pylon components give the finished aircraft its characteristic guided-bomb configuration. The decal sheet, screen printed by Cartograf, is arranged for 6 versions and adds crosses, code letters, serial markings and maintenance stencils for a more complete historical finish. Figures are not included. On the workbench, the combination of structural airframe parts, clear glazing and detailed markings supports a focused aircraft build with plenty of painting and finishing work. Once assembled, the 1:72 scale format suits shelf display, diorama use or a line-up with other historic aircraft subjects from the same era.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

Dornier Do 217 K-1/K-2 Aircraft Kit 1:72
Italeri B-17F Flying Fortress Model Kit 1:72

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Italeri B-17F Flying Fortress Model Kit 1:72

510001487

€39.99

The Italeri B-17F Flying Fortress model kit brings a landmark World War II aircraft into 1:72 scale, combining the unmistakable 4-engine heavy bomber layout with the long wing plan and fuselage form that defined the Boeing B-17 family. The B-17F variant represented a major step forward within the series and gives this build a strong historical identity on the workbench and in a finished display. In service with the United States Army Air Forces, the B-17 Flying Fortress was used extensively during World War II and became closely associated with daytime strategic bombing missions over the European front. The B-17F is described as offering extended operational range, a substantial offensive payload and defensive armament of 10 .50 caliber machine guns. Another defining characteristic of the full-size aircraft was its ability to return to base even after heavy structural damage, a trait that made the type especially respected among flight crews and helped secure its lasting place in aviation history. This 1:72 aircraft build suits focused assembly sessions, careful painting and historically minded presentation once completed. On a shelf, in a display cabinet or alongside other military aircraft in the same scale, the B-17F Flying Fortress stands out through its wartime role, recognisable silhouette and strong connection to the air campaign over Europe.

Italeri B-17F Flying Fortress Model Kit 1:72
Italeri Dornier Do 217 J1/J2 Nachtjager 1:72

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Italeri Dornier Do 217 J1/J2 Nachtjager 1:72

510091266

€35.99

The Italeri Dornier Do 217 J1/J2 Nachtjager in 1:72 turns a notable Second World War night fighter into a detailed plastic kit with a strong technical identity. The twin-engine high-wing layout gives the aircraft its unmistakable silhouette, while the J1/J2 configuration places the build in the role of a dedicated night interceptor. This version of the Do 217 was developed for missions against Allied bombers and carried the Lichtenstein radar for target identification in low-visibility conditions. The forward nose section was heavily armed with 20 mm cannons and 7.92 mm machine guns, giving the aircraft a concentrated frontal weapons layout that stands out on the finished model. Historical source data for this aircraft also notes a maximum speed of 500 km/h, adding another concrete point of reference for the type represented here. On the shelf, the combination of radar equipment, twin-engine structure and high-wing design gives the completed aircraft a distinct presence among military aviation builds. The subject suits builders interested in Luftwaffe night fighter development and in aircraft variants shaped by a specific operational role rather than by general bomber use alone.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Italeri Dornier Do 217 J1/J2 Nachtjager 1:72
Italeri F-35B Lightning II 1:48 Model Kit

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Italeri F-35B Lightning II 1:48 Model Kit

510092810

€72.99

The Italeri F-35B Lightning II 1:48 model kit brings one of the defining combat aircraft concepts of 21st century military aviation into a detailed scale build. Its subject is the single-seat, single-engine F-35B, the STOVL variant developed within the Joint Strike Fighter program and shaped for multirole use in all-weather operations. The airframe is marked by trapezoidal wings, stealth-led lines and the compact proportions associated with the F-35 Lightning II. The real aircraft combines air superiority, close air support and ground attack roles, and this version focuses on the configuration created for short take off and vertical landing. That operating concept is tied to the Pratt & Whitney afterburning turbofan and the swivel nozzle that directs engine thrust, giving the F-35B its distinctive technical character. In 1:48 scale, those defining features translate into a build that centres on form, structure and the recognisable profile of the jet. The carrier-based context adds further depth, with the F-35B designed to operate from ships such as H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth and the Italian Navy flagship Cavour. The 14 years marking suits a project built around careful assembly, painting and display, whether the finished aircraft joins a modern aviation collection or stands alone as a contemporary military subject.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Italeri F-35B Lightning II 1:48 Model Kit
Italeri KC-135 R/FR Stratotanker Model Kit 1:72

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Italeri KC-135 R/FR Stratotanker Model Kit 1:72

510091281

€69.99

The Italeri KC-135 R/FR Stratotanker model kit in 1:72 scale brings one of military aviation's defining tanker aircraft into a detailed build with a strong technical identity. Derived from the Boeing 707 airliner, the full-size KC-135 entered service in the late 1950s and became a central refueling aircraft for long-range U.S. Air Force operations. In model form, that history translates into a long, purposeful airframe and a configuration shaped by aerial refueling rather than passenger transport. The subject aircraft is powered by 4 underwing turbofan engines and reaches a maximum speed of more than 930 km/h, details that place the finished build firmly in the jet age. Its refueling system is a key part of the design: the rigid flying boom sits beneath the tail section, while 2 additional underwing pods with flexible hose systems can also be fitted on the real aircraft. The original aircraft can carry nearly 100,000 kg of fuel, a figure that explains its enduring operational role across bomber, fighter and attack aircraft missions. On the bench or in a display cabinet, the 1:72 scale gives the KC-135 R/FR Stratotanker enough presence to show its long wings, engine arrangement and specialized tanker layout clearly. The result suits aviation collections centered on Cold War aircraft, support aviation, or large multi-engine jet subjects.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Italeri Spitfire Mk.V/Mk.IX 1:72 RAF Model Kit

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Italeri Spitfire Mk.V/Mk.IX 1:72 RAF Model Kit

510001482

€16.79

The Italeri Spitfire Mk.V/Mk.IX 1:72 RAF model kit captures one of the most recognised fighter aircraft in aviation history in a compact scale that suits careful building and display. Its subject is the Supermarine Spitfire, a single-engine low-wing monoplane that stood at the centre of Royal Air Force fighter operations and became a defining aircraft of British aeronautical engineering. This kit focuses on the Mk.V and Mk.IX versions, linking two key stages in the Spitfire's wartime development. The Mk.V entered production in 1941 and used a 1,440 hp Merlin engine, while the later Mk.IX grew from the need to answer continuing technical advances in aerial combat. The aircraft's effective offensive armament and refined aerodynamic layout helped secure its place in front-line service, and the type was flown by some of the best-known RAF aces. In 1:72 scale, those historical details translate into a build with a clear identity rather than a generic aircraft subject. On the bench or in a display cabinet, the finished Spitfire carries the slim fuselage, low wing and unmistakable fighter profile associated with RAF operations of the Second World War. Age 14+ marks the recommended age. Paints are required separately.

Italeri Spitfire Mk.V/Mk.IX 1:72 RAF Model Kit
Italeri T-6G Texan Aircraft Model Kit 1:48

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Italeri T-6G Texan Aircraft Model Kit 1:48

510092652

€30.99

The Italeri T-6G Texan captures a landmark training aircraft in a 1:48 aircraft model kit that brings its low-wing silhouette and tandem cockpit into clear focus on the workbench. Based on the North American design introduced in the second half of the 1930s, this build centers on an aircraft that shaped pilot training across decades. The original T-6 used an all-metal structure and seated instructor and trainee in tandem, a layout chosen to mirror the handling environment of frontline aircraft more closely than basic trainers. Its Pratt & Whitney R-1340 radial engine delivered about 600 horsepower, giving the full-scale aircraft the performance needed for advanced instruction and transition work. That background gives the finished model a strong technical identity as well as historical depth. The T-6 remained in active use during the 1950s and 1960s, and more than 60 air forces operated the type across countries including the United States, Italy, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Brazil. On a shelf, in a study, or alongside other aviation subjects, the T-6G Texan stands out through its training role and broad international service record. Age 14+ marks the recommended build age for this scale kit.  Warning! Not suitable for children under 14 years.

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Model Aircraft Kits for Builders & Collectors

Model aircraft kits let you recreate legendary machines from aviation history in impressive detail. These high-quality plastic kits – typically in 1:48 or 1:35 scale – stand out with excellent part fit, finely molded structures, and realistic forms, whether you’re building a seaplane, a historic propeller aircraft, or a World War II fighter.

These models are ideal for teens aged 14 and up, collectors, and hobby builders who enjoy precise assembly and personalized finishing. Many aircraft feature movable components such as doors, flaps, and viewable cockpit interiors. Landing gear and internal structures can also be reproduced with remarkable accuracy – making them perfect for display as standalone pieces or in a showcase.

Accessories & Materials for Your Aircraft Modeling Projects

To ensure your aircraft model looks its best, we offer a wide selection of accessories tailored to the needs of model builders. Precise paints, fine brushes, matching decals, and specialized adhesives make assembly easier and help you achieve a clean, highly detailed result.