Airfix Bristol Beaufighter TF.X 58-04019 Type_SCALE-1-180 Commonly referred to as a

Commonly referred to as a "Rubby Ducky" antenna

Air Force retired the F-117 in 2008

The Mirage F1 entered service at the beginning of the seventies and was characterized by a shoulder-mounted swept wing and the adoption of the Snecma Atar turbojet engine giving the aircraft a max speed of Mach 2

the command capsule and the service module

It combined thin but sloped armor with the M4 Sherman’s reliable drivetrain and a reasonably potent anti-tank weapon mounted in an open-topped turret

Airfix Bristol Beaufighter TF.X 58-04019 Type_SCALE-1-180 Commonly referred to as aThe Bristol Beaufighter was a WWII British long range heavy fighter, developed from the earlier Beaufort design. Featuring two powerful Bristol Hercules engines, the aircraft gained a fearsome reputation for being both fast and able to deliver a powerful blow from its four 20mm cannons and a choice of either Torpedo or Rocket projectiles. Although developed to be a fighter, and used successfully as a night fighter, it was the TF. X Coastal Command