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Today's diecast model airplanes are so real you can almost smell the
jet fuel. Each model is made from precision die cast metal components,
fully assembled and painted, and ready to display. Highly-detailed,
historically accurate die cast airplanes are a great way for aviation
enthusiasts to own their favorite aircraft, without requiring a
multi-million dollar air force budget!
Die cast model airplanes also make great gifts for airplane
enthusiasts, pilots and military veterans. Warbirds and historical
aircraft like the P-51 Mustang or B-17 Flying Fortress are
always a hit and our models recreate the full-sized aircraft
in exquisite detail, often right down to the exhaust stains.
Fans of modern military aviation can satisfy their appetites
with present day Jets like the F-15 or F/A-18. Expand
your own collection today, or introduce someone to the world of collectible
die cast models with the
gift of a diecast airplane from The
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F-35C Lightning II Diecast Model, USN VX-9 Vampires, XE105, NAS Point Mugu, CA - $124.95
Beginning in 2021, a handful of US fighter aircraft have been spotted wearing some unusual experimental metallic 'chrome' paint finishes. At least two F-22A Raptors and two F-35C Lightning II aircraft have been flown with different patterns of angular mirror-like chrome and carbon black panels. The exact purpose of these paint finishes is not known, but there is some speculation that it may help reduce the aircraft's Infra-Red signature in an attempt to combat modern Infra Red Search and Track (IRST) sensor technology...
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F-14A Tomcat Diecast Model, USN VF-1, w/Decal Sheet - OCT PRE-ORDER - $159.95
In 1969, the US Navy established its Fighter Weapons School (NFWS), more popularly known as TOPGUN, at NAS Miramar, California. Its objective was to develop, refine and teach air combat maneuvering tactics and techniques to selected fleet air crews flying against aggressor squadrons. The aggressor aircraft are flown by TOPGUN instructors in a way that simulates the tactics and capabilities of air forces deemed most likely to be a threat to the US...
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F-4J Phantom II Diecast Model, USN VF-96 Fighting Falcons, Showtime 106, Matt - MAY PRE-ORDER - $124.95
On May 10, 1972, Lieutenant Matthew Joseph Connelly III piloted an F-4J Phantom II, call sign Showtime 106, with Fighter Squadron 96 (VF-96) aboard the USS Constellation near Vietnam. Connelly, leading a Combat Air Patrol, spotted a large enemy force of 16 MiG-17 and MiG-21 fighters threatening the retiring strike team of F-4s, A-6 Intruders, and A-7E Corsair IIs...
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F-14A Tomcat Diecast Model, Rogue Nation, Top Gun: Maverick, 2022, w/Decal - $149.95
In the movie, 'Top Gun: Maverick', the F-14 Tomcat makes a dramatic return during the film's climax. Maverick and Rooster find themselves in an old F-14 after their F/A-18 is destroyed. They use this iconic aircraft to engage in a dogfight against advanced fifth-generation enemy fighters, referred to as 'bandits.' Despite the F-14 being outdated compared to the enemy aircraft, Maverick's experience and skill allow him to outmaneuver and defeat the bandits...
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