Corgi

Gloster Meteor F.1, EE216/YQ-E, T.D. ‘Dixie’ Dean, RAF No.616 Squadron and Fieseler F- 103 V-1 ‘Doodlebug’ 4th August 1944 Scale: 1:72

Top Gun Collectable Die-Cast Double Pack Two generations of Top Gun pilots combine in this exciting double die-cast model pack!

With well over 50,000 units produced, the Bedford QL series of 3 ton 4x4 utility trucks were some of the most heavily produced British vehicles of the Second World War and were required to fulfil a wide variety of essential communications and supply roles.

This 4x4 car with rotating rocket launcher is ready for any situation and will make the perfect gift for any young military fan. Made with die-cast metal and plastic, it is sturdy enough for indoor and outdoor play. Supplied in a secure box.

Defeat your enemies with this UK military armoured vehicle. Protect those around you with its gun and rotating turret. Made with die-cast metal and plastic, it is sturdy enough for indoor and outdoor play. Supplied in a secure box.

The search is on! Find your enemies with this impressive UK army radar truck. It has a rotating radar dish and strong free rolling wheels. Made with die-cast metal and plastic, it is sturdy enough for indoor and outdoor play. An ideal gift for any time of the year and supplied in a secure box. 

This die-cast aircraft model is from the Corgi Aircraft Collection is one of a set of lots of planes that can be collected and displayed together. Other aircraft and helicopters are both modern day and from World War 2.

This die-cast aircraft model is from the Corgi Aircraft Collection is one of a set of lots of planes that can be collected and displayed together. Other aircraft and helicopters are both modern day and from World War 2.

Despite the fact that the deep chin radiator of the Hawker Typhoon fighter was particularly suited to the application of some aggressive looking nose artwork, most RAF aircraft,particularly Hawker Typhoons, rarely featured anything more than their standard squadron colours during WWII. One high profile exception to this rule was Typhoon IB MP147, an aircraft which featured a fearsome array of teeth behind its bright blue spinner, making it one of the most distinctive RAF aircraft in the European Theatre.