ICM HP.52 Hampden B.Mk.I WWII British Bomber (1:48)

HP.52 Hampden B.Mk.I WWII British Bomber (1:48) - Detailed Plastic Kit Requires Glue & Paint to Complete - Brand-new Tooling of this Early War British Bomber - Decals with Markings for 4 Aircraft, Including the First Production Example - 1:48

ICM WW2 RAF Airfield (Spit IX & VII & figures) (1:48)

WW2 RAF Airfield (Spit IX & VII & figures) This World War II RAF Airfield diorama set includes two Spitfires, seven figures (made up of three RAF pilots, three mechanics, one WAAF member of the RAF), as well as a dog figure and various pieces of airfield equipment. An ideal kit for fans of plastic model kits to assemble and paint for dioramas. Model Features World War II RAF Airfield diorama set Includes Spitfire Mk.IX and Spitfire Mk.VII models Includes RAF pilots and ground personnel crew Seven figures (3 pilots, 3 mechanics, 1 WAAF member) Also includes dog figure and airfield equipment - 341 Parts - Plastic Kit Requires Glue and Paints to Complete - 1:48 Scale

ICM Black Hawk Down, Operation Gothic Serpent (1:48)

Black Hawk Down, Operation Gothic Serpent In 1988, civil war erupted in Somalia, plunging the country into terror and chaos while combat operations triggered widespread famine. Early 1993 negotiations between warring parties failed to achieve peace. The American command then developed “Operation Gothic Serpent”, aimed at capturing General Mohammed Farah Aidid, a prominent anti-government leader. On October 3, 1993, forces attempted to capture two of Aidid’s clan leaders in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu. The operation involved a special forces unit supported by 16 helicopters from the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, including MH-60L Black Hawks. While the initial capture succeeded, the unit faced intense resistance from rebels and local civilians, including women and children. Two MH-60L helicopters were shot down, resulting in casualties and requiring UN forces in Mogadishu to mount a rescue operation. The engagement would later be described as the most intense close combat American soldiers had experienced since Vietnam. Ultimately, the operation failed to change Somalia’s trajectory, and by 1994, both UN and US forces withdrew from the country. Model Features: ML-60L helicopter model (early version) as used during Operation Gothic Serpent in October 1993 Build the helicopter in three variants: with FLIR and nose radar, with FLIR only, or with additional internal fuel tank Features precise geometry matching real helicopter specifications Includes colour schemes and decals with six helicopter marking variants Markings Available: MH-60L Black Hawk 91-26324 (Super 61 ‘Thunderstruck’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 MH-60L Black Hawk 89-26186 (Super 62 ‘Rude Dude’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 MH-60L Black Hawk 90-26257 (Super 63 ‘Grim Reaper’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 MH-60L Black Hawk 89-26188 (Super 64 ‘Venom’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 MH-60L Black Hawk 91-26363 (Super 66 ‘Gun-Slinger’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 MH-60L Black Hawk 90-26288 (Super 68 ‘Razors Edge’), 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Somalia, autumn 1993 Model Information: Scale: 1:48 Number of Parts: 310 pieces Length: 414 mm Width: 111 mm Includes detailed assembly instructions Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic Box size: 410 x 260 x 55 mm - Plastic Kit - 1:48 Scale