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British World War 1 Fighter Aircraft Models.
British World War 1 Aircraft section.
of the Prop Fighter Model Department.
in the Yellow Airplane store.
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British World War 1 Fighter Aircraft Models. |
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British World War 1 Aircraft section. of the Prop Fighter Model Department. in the Yellow Airplane store. |
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A great collection of British World War I Aircraft, Plastic Models, Die Cast Models, Mahogany Models, Wood Model Kits and Aircraft Art Pictures.Here's some great World War 1 pictures and World War 1 Aircraft models. These World War 1 Aircraft Models come in plastic model airplane kits, wood aircraft kits, diecast model aircraft, and mahogany aircraft models. Be sure to check back to see more WW1 Airplane Models as we continue to update this site. We are adding many plastic and wood WW1 airplanes on a regular basis. |
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S.E.5a 1/20 Model
Pre Built Mahogany Model Made of Philippine mahogany, this World War 1, 1/20 scale model measures 12 ½" in length and has a wingspan of 16". Hand painted and detailed, model comes ready to display on the included mahogany base. .....#0009289 $149.00
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1/14 Balsa Wood Kit
Balsa Wood Model Aircraft Kits. The S.E.5A was the most famous British scout
plane of WWI, and now you can build a replica of your own!
1/14 scale balsa kit includes full decals, has a 24" wingspan when
completed, and can be used for display, gas, or rubber-powered flight.
Assembly required. ....#0008912 $29.95
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Hav. Tiger Moth 1/20 Model
Pre Built Mahogany Model Aircraft. Made of Philippine mahogany, this World War 1, 1/32 scale
model measures 13½" in length with a wingspan of 18¾". Hand
painted and detailed, model is ready to display on the included mahogany
base. ...#0009444 $149.00
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Tiger Moth Balsa Wood Kit
Balsa Wood Model Kit 1/17.6 scale balsa wood kit has a large 20"
wingspan when completed. This lovely trainer is a great kit
to "train" on if you've never built a balsa kit before! For display or
rubber-powered flight; assembly required. .....#0008839 $12.95
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Havilland DH-4 1/24 Model
Pre Built Mahogany Model Aircraft. Made of Philippine mahogany, this WW1 1/24 scale
model measures 14½" in length with a wingspan of 21". Hand
painted and detailed, model comes ready to display on the included
mahogany base. ....#0009719 $159.00
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Swordfish 1/32 Model
Pre Built Mahogany Model Airplane. Made of Philippine mahogany, this WW1 1/32 scale
model measures 13¼" in length with a wingspan of 17". Hand
painted and detailed, model comes ready to display on the included mahogany
base. ....#0009480 $159.00
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Swordfish Mk.I 1/48 Kit
Finescale Modeler magazine's Readers' Choice Kit of the Year realistically
reproduces the Swordfish from the cloth-covered fuselage to the manned
cockpit. Plastic kit has incredible detail: wings can be assembled
in either flight or storage positions, and detailed weapons set includes
torpedo, bombs, flares and smoke dischargers. Three figures and markings
for three versions are also included. 11¼" wingspan; assembly
required. .....#0009794 $59.95
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