F/A-18 C Falcons Staffel 18

DH100, MK6, VAMPIRE, 1/72
The de Havilland Vampire is a British jet fighter which was developed and manufactured by the de Havilland Aircraft Company. It was the second jet fighter to be operated by the RAF, after the Gloster Meteor, and the first to be

TIGER LOOK, Mk.6B HUNTER, 1/72<br>

HUNTER, Mk.5B, 1/72

Mk.5B, GRD, HUNTER, 1/72

Mk.5B, HUNTER, 1/72

D-3800, MORANE, 1/72
In 1938, Switzerland obtained a license for local production of the MS.406. Two MS.406H fighters were supplied to Switzerland in September 1938 and April 1939 to serve as pattern aircraft as the D-3800, retaining the earlier wing des

D-3801, MORANE, 1/72
The Swiss continued development of the MS.412 when French involvement stopped following the June 1940 Armistice. The Dornier-Altenrhein factory completed a prototype powered with a licensed-produced HS-51 12Y engine, generating 790.4

P-51 D, MUSTANG, 1/72
The Swiss Air Force operated a few USAAF P-51s that had been impounded by Swiss authorities during World War II after the pilots were forced to land in neutral Switzerland. After the war, Switzerland also bought 130 P-51s for $4,000

Ju 52/3, JUNKERS, 1/72