The Brengun 1:72 plastic kit of the North American Mustang Mk I captures the first production version with the Allison engine, deployed with British reconnaissance units.
Zlin Z-50 Worldwide Users in 1:72 scale from the Czech brand Brengun: an injection-molded plastic kit of the aerobatic aircraft with decals for operators from around the world.
The Yokosuka Ohka MXY7-K1 trainer in 1:72 scale from the Czech brand Brengun — an injection-molded plastic kit of the training version of the Japanese attack aircraft.
The Brengun 1:144 plastic kit of the American fighter Bell P-39 Airacobra covers the D, F and K versions with their untypical arrangement of the engine behind the cockpit.
The Brengun 1:144 plastic kit of the German flying wing Horten Ho 229 captures the hypothetical night fighter version, which remained only at the project stage.
The Brengun 1:72 self-adhesive masking set for the glazing of the two-seat Ohka MXY7-K1 KAI saves laborious cutting of tape and ensures sharp edges on the frames.
The Brengun 1:72 photo-etched detail set for the two-seat trainer Ohka MXY7-K1 KAI adds fine metal parts to a model that cannot be cast in injection-molded plastic.
A wing-mounted radar for the PBJ-1H in 1:72 scale is a resin set from the manufacturer Brengun. It will add a radome carried on the wing to a model of the naval version of the twin-engined bomber.
The Mk 24 Mine torpedo, nicknamed Fido, in 1:72 scale is a resin set from the manufacturer Brengun. It will add an American anti-submarine weapon of the Second World War to a model aircraft.
An engine set for the C-130 E and H in 1:72 scale is a resin accessory from the manufacturer Brengun. It replaces the simplified plastic engine nacelles with more accurate castings. Intended for the Italeri kit.
Underwing racks and drop tanks for the Ki-61 Id Hien in 1:72 scale are a resin set from the manufacturer Brengun. They will add stores for longer-distance flights to a model.
A photo-etched set for the Ki-61-Id Hien in 1:72 scale from the manufacturer Brengun adds fine metal parts to a model of the Japanese fighter that injection-molded plastic cannot cast. Target kit: Tamiya.
A resin camera set for the Spitfire PRU 1:48 from the manufacturer Brengun. It is not an airplane model but a detail accessory for a conversion to the photo-reconnaissance version of the Spitfire.
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