The Gnome Delta nine-cylinder rotary in 1:32 in resin. It captures the star of cylinders, the finning of the heads and the pushrods as they are seen on a model with an exposed nose.
The GasPatch 1:32 Oberursel U.III rotary engine — a detailed 3D-printed resin engine for models of aircraft of the First World War. It is not a model of an aircraft but a replacement for the plastic engine, for experienced modelers.
The GasPatch 1:32 Clerget 9B rotary engine, version 2 — a detailed 3D-printed resin engine for models of aircraft of the First World War. It is not a model of an aircraft but a replacement for the plastic engine, for experienced modelers.
A resin casting of the French Gnome Monosoupape nine-cylinder rotary in 1:32. A replacement for the kit engine, for models of British and French aircraft of the First World War.
The GasPatch 1:32 Oberursel U.I rotary engine — a detailed 3D-printed resin engine for models of aircraft of the First World War. It is not a model of an aircraft but a replacement for the plastic engine, for experienced modelers.
The Lewis machine gun in the Belgian version for 1:72 scale serves as a fine replacement for the armament on aircraft models. A pair is given in the name of the item.
Samco containers for water, the 1944 year, 1:35 scale are tiny equipment for models of machines and for scenes with figures. Twelve pieces are given in the name of the item.
Samco containers for water with the year 1943 in 1:35 scale belong among the accessories that give a finished model and a whole scene credible equipment. The name of the item mentions a package of twelve pieces.
American Samco containers for water, the year 1942, in one thirty-fifth are a tiny accessory for models of equipment and for dioramas. Twelve pieces are given in the name of the item.
Containers for water with the Nesco designation and the year 1944, 1:35 scale will complete models of equipment, trailers and figure scenes. The data on twelve pieces comes from the name.
Nesco containers for water with the year 1943 in 1:35 scale are accessory equipment for models and scenes, not a standalone kit. Twelve pieces are mentioned in the name.
Water containers of American production marked Nesco, the 1942 year, 1:35 scale serve as an accessory for models of equipment and dioramas. Twelve pieces is data from the name of the item.
Monarch transport containers for water with the year 1944 in 1:35 scale belong among the tiny equipment of scenes and models of machines. The name of the item mentions twelve pieces.
Twelve American containers for water in 1:35 scale, in the form designated Monarch 1943. A load with which the cargo bed of a truck or the corner of a field camp is filled.
American Monarch transport containers for water, the 1942 year, in 1:35 scale are standalone equipment for models of Allied machines and for dioramas. The count of twelve pieces is given in the name of the item.
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