Piaggio P.108B ‘Quadrimotore’

   The Piaggio P.108B kit had already been re-released once in June 2020. And we unfortunately did not manage to estimate the requested number of the kits needed to satisfy all the modellers. The kit got sold out fairly quickly. So, now the kit is being released 
once again. The type was the sole Italian four-engined bomber of  WW2 and was mainly used to fly long-range bomber missions against Gibraltar and targets in Africa. Our model brings both styles of the nose section, with as well as without the gun turret. A total of four styrene sprues is joined by a fifth one, 3D-designed sprue, one clear parts sprue, a sheet of decals catering for three Italian airframes and one captured by the US troops.
-    Re-release featuring a new sprue and new resin cast parts
-    Both nose styles
-    Decals for four aeroplanes including one US captured

Captured Sd.Kfz 250/1 Ausf.A (Alte Ausführung)

   The earlier version of the Sd.Kfz 250 with a hexagon-shaped body armour was one of the most widely used German WW2 armoured personnel carriers. The type was in production and used since 1941. In 1943, the vehicles begun to be subsequently replaced by a later type which allowed easier production, the Sd.Kfz 250/1 Neue Ausf.A. Both versions remained in service until the end of the war though. Some of them also fell into the hands of the Allies and were put to military service as well. 
   Our model with fine detail throughout comes with styrene tracks and offer three colour scheme options. First, there is a sand-painted vehicle with CSR letters on the body (abbreviation for Czechoslovak Republic) which was used by Czech insurgents during the May 1945 Prague uprising. Next is a green-painted vehicle no.10 bearing the Polish Eagle markings, which was operated by the Polish Army during the liberation of Poland. And the final option is a white-star marked vehicle which was captured by the US troops at the Battle of the Bulge in the Ardennes in the winter of 1944. The vehicle retained its original German camouflage with only the stars added.
-    Interesting camouflage schemes
-    Model with plenty of detail

Siebel Si 204E ‘German Night Bomber & Trainer’

   The Siebel Si 204A and Si 204D were the transport and trainer versions of the twin engined aeroplane originally built to be operated by the Lufthansa as well as (and mainly) by the Luftwaffe. In the war years, a trainer bomber version was built and later used in the night bombing role. This type was designated the Si 204E and a pair of prototypes and a small batch of Si 204E-0 production airframes were built. The planes were used in night air raids against the enemy, including operations against the Slovak National Uprising. After the war, the production went on in Czechoslovakia, the new airframes being known as the Aero C-3 type and were the mainstay of the air force bomber units well until the new Soviet jet bombers came in 1955. 
   The kit consists of ten grey styrene sprues plus two clear ones, a sheet of decals with markings for three German airframes.
-  Eye-catching version
-  plenty of detail both on the outside and in the cockpit areas
-  more sets and figures also available separately

L-4 Grasshopper Inside/Outside MASK

    Pre-cut painting masks for the canopy glazing and undercarriage wheels of the new Special Hobby’s L-4Grasshopper model. As the canopy windows can be posed open, the masks are cut both for the inside and outside panels.

Gloster Meteor Mk.8/9 MASK

  Set of pre-cut painting masks for the canopy and wheels of Special Hobby’s Meteor Mk.8/9 kits. Contains masks for both styles of the canopy hood as well as the nose camera ports of the FR.9 type.

Lancaster Mk.I/III Exhausts 1/48 (for HK kit)

      Resin cast exhausts offer much better levels of detail than the original styrene ones from the kit and will greatly enhance the otherwise quite nice model.

Beaufighter Mk.II Late Type Conversion set 1/72 (for Airfix kit)

     The Beaufighters of all versions were powered by Hercules radials. The only exception was the Mk.II version which was fitted with the Merlin in-line engines. Along with the British squadrons of the RAF, the Mk.IIs were also operated by Polish, Canadian, Czechoslovak and Australian units. The set offers conversion parts to build the later type with two different exhaust manifolds. Etches and decals – for three RAF and one FAA airframes included.

Lancaster Mk.I/III Mainwheels and Tailwheel w/Leg 1/72
(for Revell, Airfix and other kits)

   Finely detailed main undercarriage wheels with weighed tyres and hubs of war time design plus equally detailed tailwheel. For Lancaster bomber models of various producers.

M35 Armament Subsystem Upgrade Set for AH-1G Cobra 1/32 (for ICM and Revell kits)

 This M35 (adapted Vulcan cannon) set consists of both 3D-printed and resin cast parts and will significantly improve the levels of detail of the AH-1G kit whose styrene armament parts lack many of the important detail.

Focke Wulf Fw 190D-9 Exhausts / for 1/72 IBG kits

Resin cast and nicely detailed exhausts directly replacing the styrene ones of the IBG kit.

Focke Wulf Fw 190D-9 Main Wheels / for1/72 IBG kits

   Weighed resin cast undercarriage wheels with nice levels of detail, a direct replacement of the IGB kit parts.

3D Printed Parts

Focke Wulf Fw 190A/D Seat 1/72

   Superbly printed pilot’s seat with nice and sharp edges, mainly designed for th new IBG Fw 190D model . Comes with etched side armour plates and hood winding wheel which is missing in the kit.