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Seconde Guerre mondiale 1918 à 1945
'Photo to remember', USAAF Pilots (1944-1945) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/32 reference 32116 The United States of America entered World War II on December 7, 1941, following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Initially, the active combat zone of the US Air Force was the Pacific...
WWII China Guomindang AF Pilots (100% new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/32 reference 32115 Since the early 1930s, the Chinese government has paid great attention to military aviation. Several aircraft factories were built in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shaoguang and Nanchang.
WWII Allies Pilots in the cockpit (British,Amarican,Soviet)(100%new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/32 reference 32112 During the Second World War, the war in the air took on colossal proportions. The number of combat aircraft produced in the air forces of all opposing countries...
RAF Bomber and Torpedo Pilots (1939-1945) (100% new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/48 reference 48090 In the period between the two world wars, the development of the British Air Force was primarily focused on developing defensive capabilities. However, with the adoption of the...
USAAF Bomber Pilots and Ground Personnel (1944-1945) (100% new molds) from the manufacturer ICM to scale 1/48 reference 48088 "The US Air Force’s concept of air war focused on strategic bombing. Air raids on Germany and Japan caused significant damage to the economies of these countries and...
