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A model of the legendary Sh-2 multi-purpose aircraft in a medical version with red crosses. Careful detailing, two-plane layout, and a stand for display in a collection. The living history of Soviet aviation in miniature.
Model of the Soviet I-152 fighter with camouflage paintwork. Compact biplane design, accurate reproduction of the shape, and a stand for display in a collection.
A collectible model of the La-3 fighter in approximately 1:102 scale, featuring a camouflage scheme with the tail number 27 and red stars. The La-3 was one of the early members of the Lavochkin fighter family, from which the La-5 and La-7 later evolved. The model is mounted on a separate black stand bearing the aircraft’s name. Its compact size makes it well-suited for an aviation collection or a tabletop display.
This is a high-quality, full-scale replica of one of the most famous reconnaissance aircraft of World War I! This display-ready model is perfect for collectors, museums, and anyone with a passion for aviation history.
A flying wing with a history that began during the B-2 test program. Aircraft 82-1067, the Spirit of Arizona, was the second of six test aircraft in the program and took to the skies for the first time on October 19, 1990. This metal miniature reproduces its gray paint scheme, distinctive air intakes, technical markings, and detailed landing gear. In the collection, it will represent the 393rd Bomb Squadron Tigers from Whiteman Air Force Base.
