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Coca-Cola® Douglas DC-3 DakotaMaking its first flight in 1935, the Douglas DC-3 helped establish passenger air travel in the US, with the strength of its design going on to yield many military applications.

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

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.

Avro Lancaster B Mk.III LM739/HW-Z(2) ‘Grog’s the Shot’, RAF No.100 Sqn, Elsham Wolds, Berchtesgaden Raid lead aircraft, 25th April 1945. During the closing stages of the war in Europe, the men of Bomber Command were given one final opportunity to strike at the very heart of the hated Nazi regime and potentially bring about an early cessation of hostilities.

The RAF Red Arrows are arguably the best known aerobatic team in the world and have been wowing audiences for over fifty years. 

Having been posted to the US Army Air Corps’ 47th Pursuit Squadron at Wheeler Field on Honolulu Island in April 1941, Second Lieutenant Kenneth Taylor quickly showed his flying abilities and was given the position of flight commander soon after his arrival. In late November, the 47th Pursuit Squadron and their Curtiss P-40B fighters were sent to nearby Haleiwa Field for aerial gunnery exercises, shooting at flag targets and perfecting their aim. 

Great War Australian ace pilot Captain Sydney Dalrymple transferred to the newly formed No.139 Squadron at Villaverla in Italy during the summer of 1918, where he would be flying the Bristol Fighter in an armed reconnaissance role. At this stage of the war, Dalrymple only had a single aerial victory to his name, however, this was gained whilst flying the Martinsyde G100 ‘Elephant’, an aircraft which gained its nickname due to its size and ungainly flying characteristics.

This diecast metal model from Corgi captures a key point in history – with a complete, painted and rigged model. You’ll know you acquired something special from the moment you hold the beautiful box. What is tucked inside the artful packaging is a finely modelled 1:48 recreation of a moment in history. When this RAF plane brought down the Red Baron.

A truly innovative aeroplane, the Gloster Gladiator is often described as the pinnacle of biplane fighter design and was the pride of the Royal Air Force when the first examples were delivered to No.72 Squadron at Tangmere in February 1937

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.

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.