more | Roden 1/72 Fokker D III (025)
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more | Roden 1/72 Fokker VII (OAW) Mid (029)
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more | Roden 1/72 Antonov An-12BK Civil Main Soviet Transport Aircraft (048)
Civil version of the famous Soviet Multi purpose transport plane.
Requires polystyrene cement and paint to complete the model | |
more | Roden 1/72 Zeppelin Staaken R.V1 Geman WW1 Bomber (055)
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more | Roden 1/48 Nieuport 28c1 WWI American Biplane (403)
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more | Roden 1/48 British RAF Be12B WW1 Night Interceptor (412)
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more | Roden 1/72 Felixstowe F2A British WWI Long Range Flying Boat (019)
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more | Roden 1/72 British SE5a with Hispano Suiza (023)
Super new kit from Roden of a classic British WW1 fighter aircraft.more.. | |
more | Roden 1/72 Albatros D.111 Oeffag S.153 (030)
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more | Roden 1/72 Sopwith F.1 Camel (040)
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more | Roden 1/72 Curtiss H-16 Early US Seaplane WW1 (049)
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more | Roden 1/72 Sopwith Camel F.1 WW1 British Fighter kit (053)
A detailed plastic kit to build a model of a late version Sopwith F.1 Camel with Bentley engine.more.. | |
more | Roden 1/48 Sopwith 1 1/2 Stutter World War One Two Seater Fighter (402)
Two Seat Fighter Version
Requires polystyrene cement and paint to complete the model | |
more | Roden 1/48 Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter World War one Single Seater Bomber (404)
Single Seat Bomber Version
Requires polystyrene cement and paint to complete the model | |
more | Roden 1/48 Grumman OV-1A/JOV-1A Mohawk US Army Multi Purpose Aircraft (406)
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more | Roden 1/48 Gloster Gladiator Mk-1 (408)
Gladiators were most efficiently used in North Africa and Mediterranean, where No.6, 33, 80, 94, 112, 127 Sqns RAF together with No.3 Sqn RAAF fought against equally obsolete Italian Fiat Cr.32 and Cr.42. The most well-known Commonwealth ace, Flt. Lt. M. T. St. J. "Pat" Pattle won many air victories from his total score of 58, flying with Gladiator.
Requires polystyrene cement and paint to complete the model
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more | Roden 1/48 Grumman OV-1B Mohawk US Reconnaisance Aircraft 1960's (410)
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more | Roden 1/48 RAF SE5a with Wolseley Viper (416)
The most successful British fighter of WWI was developed in 1917 right after the severe defeat of the RFC during Bloody April. Its predecessor, the S.E.5, had very good technical parameters, except for an unreliable 150 hp engine Hispano Suiza which did not allow for a full demonstration of this aircraft's potentialmore.. | |
more | Roden 1/48 Fokker D.VII early OAW built (420)
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more | Roden 1/48 RAF BE2C British WW1 Fighter Aircraft Kit (426)
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more | Roden 1/48 Junkers D1 Late German WW1 Fighter (434)
First of the monoplane fighters | |
more | Roden 1/48 Gloster Gladiator Mk-1/3 J-8 Meteo Recon Aircraft Kit (438)
Gloster Gladiator - Meteorological Reconnaissance & Foreign Service more.. | |
more | Roden 1/32 Fokker DR1 WW1 Fighter Aircraft (601)
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more | Roden 1/32 Albatross D.1 German WW1 Fighter (614)
Lovely kit in a popular scale of this very important WW1 fighter | |
more | Roden 1/48 De Havilland DH4 British WW1 Fighter (URO422)
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more | Roden 1/72 Junkers D.I WW1 Monoplane (041)
The rapid development of aviation during the First World War was mainly aimed at improving the principal characteristics of aircraft-speed, maneuverability, and range. Structurally, airplanes of that period remained descendants of the Wright brothers' very first flying machine-they were still produced from the traditional materials of wood and canvas; structural strength was attained with the help of numerous bracing wires. But there were certain particular warplanes, some of which barely had time to take part in combat, essentially differed from all the rest-the Junkers J I, Junkers CL I and Junkers D I. These airplanes were of a completely new type. They were a great advance for there time-their design consisted entirely of metal. Their design fundamentals were simple-a framework of thin duraluminum tubes was covered with sheets of corrugated aluminium. The ingenious German designer and inventor Hugo Junkers patented this idea in 1912. It became the basis of his theoretical development "of a thick cantilevered wing". After the beginning of the First World War Junkers convinced Idflieg of the potential of his development. The Junkers J I, a heavily armored ground attack plane, made its first flight in the winter of 1916. This airplane has become famous, because none of the Allies could bring down any of these machines during the war. more.. | |
more | Roden 1/72 Sopwith Camel TF.1 Trainer Two Seat WW1 British (054)
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more | Roden 1/48 Gloster Gladiator MkII With Skis (401)
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more | Roden 1/48 Grumman OV-1D Mohawk US Army Multi Purpose Aircraft (413)
Grumman OV1D Mohawk more.. | |
more | Roden 1/48 Fokker DV11F (Late) WW1 Fighter Aircraft Kit (417)
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more | Roden 1/48 Fokker DVII (418)
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more | Roden 1/32 Fokker F1 WW1 German World War One Fighter (605)
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more | Roden 1/32 RAF SE5a Wolseley Viper WW1 Fighter Aircraft Kit (607)
A nice model kit of the WW1 RAF SE5a fighter with Wolseley Viper enginemore.. | |
more | Roden 1/32 Pfalz D111 German WW1 Fighter (613)
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