Military Aircraft

Model of the Su-24MR Fencer-E (1:72) in the color scheme of the Ukrainian Air Force, tail number “Yellow 59”. Highly detailed metal collectible model, limited edition of 1000 copies.

The Ukrainian Tu-160 with tail number 10 (red) serves as a reminder of the time when one of the country’s most powerful aviation regiments was based in Pryluky. A model of one of the 19 Tu-160 aircraft that came under Ukrainian control after the country regained its independence. Subsequently, ten of them were scrapped, eight were transferred to Russia in exchange for gas debts, and one was preserved for a museum. The model’s movable wings can be set in either a fully extended or swept-back position.

The B-2A Spirit is one of the most famous aircraft in the world and has become a symbol of stealth technology. This 1:200 scale model accurately captures the unusual flying-wing design, distinctive dark paint scheme, and details of the legendary Spirit of Missouri bomber.

The Indian Air Force operated 12 Antonov An-12 aircraft between 1966 and 1981, using them for strategic airlift missions. These aircraft played a significant role in the development of India's military transport aviation.

A detailed model of the An-26 in the blue pixelated livery of the Ukrainian Air Force, featuring Ukrainian symbols and the tail number 08. The An-26 is a twin-engine turboprop transport aircraft that has been used for many years to transport people and cargo. The model features a landing gear with freely rotating wheels, as well as a display stand for showcasing it in flight configuration. The finely detailed propellers, cockpit, engines, and paint scheme make it a standout addition to any aviation collection.

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.