"Shell V-Power Nitro+" Team Penske "NTT IndyCar" #3. Chev-powered Dallara IR18 raced by Scott McLaughlin in his IndyCar Series debut. True-to-scale detail with red, white, and yellow livery, reminiscent of his Shell V-Power Racing Team Ford Mustang. No opening parts. Limited Edition officially licensed product. Approx. 26.5cm x 11.5cm x 6.5cm (10.5" x 4.5" x 2.5").

Qantas Airways Boeing 707-338C VH-EAI "City of Darwin" c/n 19629-737. The name V-Jet was introduced by Qantas to promote the 707's turbofan engines. The "V" being derived from "vannus" a common Latin term for "fan". Served with QANTAS until 1975, then returned "home" to RAAF service from 1983 to 2007. Metal diecast model. Polished fuselage, fixed metal landing gear, and rolling rubber wheels. Approx. 23cm x22cm (9" x 8.75"). Comes with a metal display stand.

JX-E 'Night Reaper' BE581, No. 1 Squadron RAF. As flown by Czech pilot Karel Kuttelwascher during night intruder missions. On May 4, 1942, Kuttelwascher shot down three He-111's. This fighter ace ended the war with 18 confirmed victories and two DFC's. Die-cast metal with some plastic parts. Metal propeller, opening canopy, and removable pilot figure. Landing gear can be displayed up or down. Approx. 20cm x 25cm (8" x 9.75"). Comes with plastic display stand.

Griffon powered Spitfire XIV MV257 of Group Capt. J. E. Johnson, No 125 Wing, Denmark, June 1945. In April 1945 Johnnie Johnson was promoted to Group Captain and put in command of No 125 Wing. On May 8, 1945, shortly after Germany surrendered Johnson and No 125 Squadron moved to Copenhagen Denmark. MV257 was his post-war Spitfire and the last Spitfire to carry his initials JE-J. Johnson’s wartime record was 515 sorties, 34 aircraft destroyed, seven shared, three probables, 10 damaged and one shared, destroyed on the ground. All his “kills” were fighters. Diecast metal model with some plastic parts. Landing gear can be shown up or down. Approx. 21cm x 23.5cm (8.25" x 9.25"). Comes with a display stand and removable pilot figure.

Sukhoi Su-25 Grach Red 59, 378. OShAP, VVS, USSR 40th Army, Bagram Air Base, Afghanistan 1986. A ground attack aircraft specifically designed to provide Close Air Support (CAS) for Soviet troops. Known to NATO forces as "Frogfoot", the Su-25 is pretty-much an airborne tank! Fittingly, the model includes an array of armaments. Comes with a pilot figure, and the canopy can be displayed open or closed. The display stand can be used to show the landing gear up or down. Approx. (7.75" x 8.5").

Interscope Racing Porsche 935 #0. Winner of the 1979 Daytona 24 Hour. Drivers Ted Field, Danny Ongais, and Hurley Haywood. Is this a beast, or is this a beast!! It creamed the opposition and finished 49 laps ahead of second place. It chewed out its turbo in the process, but clever race tactics by Ongais saw the (now normally aspirated) Porsche #0 cross the line first. This awesome model is sealed body (no opening parts), but just look at it! Approx. 26cm x 11.5cm x 9cm (10.25" x 4.5" x 3.5").

Subaru Legacy RS #5 1992 Rally New Zealand. Possum Bourne and Rodger Freeth. Subaru Rally Team Australia. The real Bourne Legacy! Sealed body diecast metal model with detailed interior (no opening parts). Brilliant livery and logo detail. Approx. 25cm x 9cm (9.75" x 3.5").

Chev Super Camaro. As produced by Nickey Performance for the 2016 Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals (MCACN). Features a naturally aspirated 625 horse donk, Kooks headers, MSD intake, CNC ported head, Nickey performance cam kit, and custom tuned exhaust. Diecast metal model with opening doors, bonnet, and boot. Detailed engine bay and interior. Eye-catcing in "Hugger Orange", with Nickey detailing. Approx. 25.5cm x 4cm x 6.5cm (10" x 4" x 2.5").

Air New Zealand turbo-prop Fokker Friendship F-27-1020 ZK-BXH. Named 'Koropio' c/n (msn) 10190, in transitional NAC/Air NZ colours. Began service with NAC in 1961, eventually becoming part of Air New Zealand in 1978. Diecast metal model. Approx. 12.5cm x 14.5cm (5" x 5.75"). NO DISPLAY STAND.

Boeing Poseidon MRA Mk 1, RAF No.201 Sqn, ZP806 "Guernsey's Reply", RAF Lossiemouth, Scotland. Designed as an anti-submarine warfare (ASW) aircraft to replace the P-3 Orion, the P-8 Poseidon is based on the Boeing 737-800 civil airliner. Diecast metal construction, including wings and tail surfaces. Realistic panel lines, antennas, access panels and surface details. Pad printed markings that won't fade or peel. Permanently extended metal landing gear, rolling rubber tyres, and stand/tripod for displaying as in-flight. Aprox. 19cm x 19cm (7.5" x 7.5").

Royal Air Force "UK Flag" commemorative version of the Aerospatiale-BAC'Concorde ZZ888. Diecast metal model with metal display stand. Approx. 30.5cm x 12cm (12" x 4.75").

Messerschmitt Bf 109E-4 single-seat fighter of Franz von Werra, II/JG-3, France September 1940. The Bf 109 formed the backbone of the Luftwaffe and was the most produced aircraft of the war. Fighter ace, and one-time POW, von Werra was perhaps most notable for his daring escapes from allied capture. Having proved a "handful" in England, he was shipped to Canada where he escaped again. This time making it back to Germany via the US, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and Italy. For his efforts, Hitler awarded him the Knight's Cross. During Operation Barbarossa he increased his tally of victories to 21. He was then posted to the Netherlands, where he sadly perished on a Bf 109 test flight. Highly detailed diecast model, with rotating prop, and removable pilot figure. Landing gear can be posed up or down. Approx. 18.5cm x 20cm (7.25" x 8"). Comes with a display stand.

Mercedes-Benz Actros heavy-duty truck, typically used for long-distance and heavy-duty haulage. UPS Europe two-axle tractor unit and three-axle container trailer with removable 40 foot container. Tractor is mostly metal with some plastic parts (approx. 10cm x 4cm x 6cm). Trailer is mostly metal with some plastic parts (approx. 19.5cm x 4cm x 1.5cm). Container is metal with opening doors (approx. 19cm x 3.5cm x 4.5cm). Making a truck & trailer combo of around 28cm (11") long.

Vought A-7E Corsair II US Navy Attack Squadron 93 (VA-93) Blue Blazers, USS Midway. Designed as a longer-range, higher-payload replacement for the A-4 Skyhawk, the A-7 entered service during the Vietnam war. It's leading edge technologies included the first use of a turbofan engine, and "head-up" display. Diecast metal model with some plastic parts. Tinted bulletproof windscreen, opening canopy, and pilot figure. Other features include steerable nose wheel and removable ordnance. Approx. 20.5cm x 16cm (8" x 6.25"). NO DISPLAY STAND.

McDonnell Douglas Phantom F-4G "Wild Weasel" 69-0247, 52nd Tactical Fighter Wing, Spangdahlem NATO Air Base, Germany. Two-seat, twin engine, all-weather long-range supersonic jet interceptor and fighter-bomber. F-4's were used extensively by the US in the Vietnam war. Roles included ground attack, air superiority fighter, and aerial reconnaissance. Wild Weasel is the code name for aircraft equipped with anti-radiation missiles, used to destroy enemy radar and SAM installations. A Wild Weasel pilot baits an enemy into targeting them with their radar, then traces those radar signals back to their source. Thus allowing the Weasel or its allies to target and destroy the enemy facility. Highly detailed diecast with some plastic parts. Opening forward and rear canopies which reveal the cockpit detail. Removable pilot figures, and selectable ordnance. Landing gear can be configured up or down. Approx. 26cm x 16.5cm (10.25" x 6.5"). Comes with a display stand.

Sukhoi Su-30MK2V Flanker-G, Vietnam People's Air Force, 923rd Yeh Fighter Regiment Red 8588, 2012. Dual seat, all-weather, long-range strike fighter variant of the SU-27. Diecast metal model (some plastic parts) with realistic panel lines, antennas, access panel, and rivet detail. Moving parts include canopies, control surfaces, and swing-wings. Removable pilot figures, and mounting ladders. Highly detailed markings. Comes with a selection of ordnance. Limited Edition of 500. Fantastic model! Approx. 29cm x 22cm (11.5" x 8.5"). No display stand.

The Gloster Javelin is a twin-engine T-tailed delta-wing subsonic aircraft that served with Britain's Royal Air Force from the mid-1950s until the late 1960s. The Javelin was the last aircraft design to bear the Gloster name, and was the RAF's first purpose-built all-weather interceptor. FAW 9R's (R standing for "Range") were fitted to carry under-wing fuel tanks. Javelin FAW9R XH892 served with 23 and 64 Squadrons and is now on permanent display at the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum Flixton, Suffolk, England. Approx. 24.5cm x 22cm (9.5" x 8.5"). Comes with a metal display stand.

Panavia Tornado GR.1 ZA591/FN strike/attack aircraft of RAF No.16 Squadron, Laarbruch, RAF Germany. In an all-over black scheme to mark the squadron's 75th Anniversary, as seen at Mildenhall Air Fete, Suffolk, May 1990. Arguably the most distinctive scheme it wore during its extensive Royal Air Force service. The squadron was originally formed in 1915 at Saint-Omer France, and were a referred to as 'The Saints'. The distinctive stick man with halo logo was applied to many of the squadron's post war jets. Part of Corgi's Commemorative Service Withdrawal Collection. Approx. 24cm x 18cm (9.5" x 7"). Fantastic model for the price.