more | Dragon Wings 1/72 Warbirds Weapon Set 3 Missiles (50076)
A set of missiles designed to fit all types of modern jet fighter. These can be used in conjunction with 1/72 diecast or plastic models. Each item is meticulously detailed to look like the real thing.Set includes ECM x 1, AGM-88 x 2, AIM-7 x 2, AIM-120 x 2, AIM-9L x 2 & MXU-648 x 1 | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 MacDonnel Douglas F-15C Eagle 71st TFS (50104)
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more | Dragon Wings 1/72 USN US NAVY F/A-18E Super hornet VFA-105 Gunslingers Diecast Aircraft Model (50296)
The carrier-based fighter/attack aircraft, the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, entered U.S. Navy service in 1999. It’s a very different aircraft to its predecessor the F/A-18 Hornet, being larger and more advanced. All the Navy’s F-14 Tomcat squadrons have now converted to the Super Hornet, with operational versions being the F/A-18E single-seater or F/A-18F two-seater. One squadron that flies the former is VFA-105 “Gunslingers”, which is based at NAS Oceana in Virginia. In fact it was the first East Coast squadron to transition to the Super Hornet, this taking place in July 2006. The “Gunslingers” also has the distinction of being the first operational Navy strike fighter squadron to be commanded by a female, when Commander Sara Joyner took command in March 2007. | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 US Navy F-14D Super Tomcat NAWS China Lake with Runway Base & 3 Groundcrew Figures (50301)
Until recently, VX-9 “Vampires”, a U.S. Navy Air Test & Evaluation Squadron, operated 11 F-14 Tomcats. However, after the retirement of the Tomcat throughout the Navy, the unit was left with 28 aircraft at its base Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake in California’s Mojave Desert. This squadron was established in 1951 and it develops and evaluates operations and tactics. Previously the squadron operated four F-14D Tomcats and one of these is commemorated in a Warbirds replica from Dragon. Included with replica is a runway base and set of three groundcrew figures | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 US NAVY F/A-18E Super Hornet Royal Maces CAG BIRD (50314)
VFA-27, or Strike Fighter Squadron 27, is a U.S. Navy fighter squadron that flies the F/A-18E Super Hornet. The unit is also known by its nickname “Royal Maces”, the mace being a medieval handheld weapon designed to pierce heavy armour. Such weapons were used by royal bodyguards in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries and they came to symbolize authority and the rule of law and order. VFA-27’s F/A-18 Hornets participated in Operation Enduring Freedom in 2001 flying against Al Qaeda and the Taliban, they also saw extensive combat in 2003 during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The squadron departed the USS Kitty Hawk in May 2004 in order to begin transitioning to the F/A-18E Super Hornet. This they duly completed at NAS Leemore in October of the same year.more.. | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 US NAVY F/A-18E Super Hornet VFA-31 Tomcatters Diecast Model Aircraft (50136)
The “Tomcatters” is a U.S. Navy strike fighter squadron based at NAS Oceana. This squadron VFA-31, flies the F/A-18E Super Hornet exclusively. Founded on 1 July 1935 as VF-1B “Shooting Stars”, the squadron has an illustrious history. Most recently it participated in Operation Iraqi Freedom while aboard USS Abraham Lincoln where it flew 585 sorties. At the time the “Tomcatters” were flying F-14D Tomcats. The unit’s farewell to its Tomcats occurred in September 2006 during the “Tomcat Sunset”. It was the Navy’s last operational Tomcat squadron and this will be reflected for time immemorial by their squadron name – “Tomcatters”! After this emotional farewell, VFA-31 began its transition to the F/A-18E Super Hornet and today the “Fighting 31” specializes in night fighting. This is summed up in their motto of “We get ours at night”. | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 F/A-18F VFA-213 Black Lions (50271)
The multi-mission F/A-18E/F "Super Hornet" strike fighter is an upgrade of the combat-proven night strike F/A-18C/D. The Super Hornet will provide the battle group commander with a platform that has range, endurance, and ordnance carriage capabilities comparable to the A-6 which have been retired. The F/A-18E/F aircraft are 4.2 feet longer than earlier Hornets, have a 25% larger wing area, and carry 33% more internal fuel which will effectively increase mission range by 41% and endurance by 50%. The Super Hornet also incorporates two additional weapon stations. This allows for increased payload flexibility by mixing and matching air-to-air and/or air-to-ground ordnance. The aircraft can also carry the complete complement of "smart" weapons, including the newest joint weapons such as JDAM and JSOW | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 Boeing USAF F15D 12TFS 18TFW (50043)
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more | Dragon Wings 1/72 USAF F-15C Eagle 58th Fighter Sqn Gorillas (50071)
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more | Dragon Wings 1/72 F-15C Eagle 18th Wing (Kadena AB Okinawa 93) (50150)
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more | Dragon Wings 1/72 USN F/A-18F Super Hornet VFA-11 Red Ripper Diecast Aircraft Model (50298)
VFA-11, the “Red Rippers”, is a fighter squadron of the U.S. Navy that operates the F/A-18F Super Hornet. The squadron was originally established in 1927 and it served in WWII, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. It has come a long way from the McDonnell F2H Banshee, the unit’s first jet-engine aircraft, for it now operates the Super Hornet. VF-11 began transitioning to the F/A-18 after its return from a deployment to Iraq with its F-14 Tomcats in 2004. Dragon Warbirds has released a fine new replica of an F/A-18F, the two-seat variant of the Super Hornet. The fighter entered service in 1999 but Dragon ensures this model is well up to 2007 standards. The form of the plane is accurately captured and all its sleek details are present. The colourful markings are beautifully pad painted in situ, including the logo and call sign on the tail that were carried over from the F-14s of the “Red Rippers”.more.. | |
more | Dragon Wings 1/72 USAF F-16D 80th Fighter SQDN KUNSAN AFB South Korea (50328)
This scale aircraft depicts an American F-16D 2-seater Block 30of the 80th Fighter Squadron, which is currently deployed at Kunsan Air Force in the Republic of Korea. This fighter of the “Headhunter” Squadron bears the tail code “WP” and is part of the 8th Fighter Wing known as “Wolf Pack” based at Kunsan. This FW has 40 F-16 Fighting Falcons ready to defend South Korea and to take the fight north if necessary. This collectors’ item bears a striking three-colour camouflage scheme that has been accurately painted, plus all the appropriate markings such as the wolf’s head on the tail of the original fighter. Full and accurate detail is exhibited by this fine model with a distinctive Korean flavour! | |
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