HMS Martin is a detailed injection-molded plastic model of the British destroyer of 1942 in 1:700 scale from the manufacturer Flyhawk, in the Deluxe edition with photo-etched sheet and 3D-printed parts. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Die-cut masks for spraying the British destroyer Martin as she was in 1942, in 1:700 scale. They solve the sharp boundaries of the camouflage scheme on a hull fifteen centimeters long, where hand-cut tape can no longer be bent.
Sd.Kfz.182 King Tiger (Porsche turret) with Zimmerit is an injection-molded plastic model of the German heavy tank in 1:72 scale from Flyhawk. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Flyhawk 1:700 HMS Hood 1940 (Deluxe Edition) is a detailed plastic kit of the British battlecruiser with photo-etch and 3D-printed parts for collectors of warships.
BT-7 Fast Tank Model 1935 is an injection-molded plastic model of the Soviet fast tank in 1:72 scale by Flyhawk (a collector edition with photo-etched parts). The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
1:700 USS Enterprise 1942 Painting Mask is a set of pre-cut masks with which the markings and color transitions on the CV-6 carrier are sprayed instead of decaled.
1:700 USS Enterprise 1942 from the manufacturer Flyhawk is an injected plastic kit of the American aircraft carrier CV-6 in her form from 1942, from a newly developed mold.
1:700 US Navy 1.1/75 (28 mm) Quadruple AA (3D Print) is a set of three-dimensionally printed quadruple antiaircraft mountings for models of American ships.
1:700 HMS Duke of York 1943 is a kit of the British King George V class battleship in the form she had at the end of 1943, when she took part in the Battle of the North Cape.
HMS Duke of York 1943 Deluxe Edition is an injection-molded plastic model of the British battleship in 1:700 scale from Flyhawk. The Deluxe edition is completed by photo-etched parts. The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted.
Flyhawk SMS Dresden, a photo-etched set 1:700 offers photo-etched detailing for a model of the German light cruiser, the only ship that escaped from the Battle of the Falkland Islands.
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