1/32 Peterbilt Cabover 352 (Historic Series) Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1964
Overview
Skill Level: 1
Scale: 1/32
Length: 8-1/4″
Parts: 59
Description
An easy-to-build replica of the classic cabover.
Introduced in 1959, the Peterbilt Cabover 352 with tilting cab was designed as a replacement for the non-tilting 351 cabover. The 352’s “Panoramic Saf-T-Cab” was constructed from hand-tooled UniLite. Available cab sizes ranged from 54 in. (1,372 mm) to 110 in. (2,794 mm) from the bumper to the back of the cab (BBC). Kit features easy snap assembly, a detailed body, interior and chassis; dual exhausts, air horns, mirrors, chrome-plated wheels and colorful Peel ‘n Stick decals with stock and custom graphics.
1/100 Snaptite® Thunderbird F-4 Phantom Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1376
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 7-1/4″
Wingspan: 4-11/16″
Parts: 25
Description
Wowing airshow crowds since ’69.
The U.S.A.F. Thunderbirds converted their entire fleet to F-4 Phantom IIs in 1969. The Blue Angels also switched to the Phantom that year, marking the only time in history that both demonstration squadrons flew the same aircraft. For five exciting years, the Thunderbirds performed some of the most memorable shows in the squadron’s 58-year history flying Phantom IIs. The 1973 oil crisis forced the team to switch to the more fuel-efficient T-38 Talon in 1974. Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/100 Snaptite® F-15 Eagle Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1377
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 7-1/2″
Wingspan: 5″
Parts: 17
Description
The U.S. Air Force’s supersonic superstar.
The F-15 Eagle first appeared in 1976, and it quickly became one of the most successful fighters in aviation history. Recent stats list the F-15 has just over 100 “kills,” with no combat losses on record. 367 F-15s are currently being used by the United States Air Force, where they will serve until 2025. F-15 operators from around the world include Japan (202 aircraft), Saudi Arabia (161 aircraft) and Israel (82 aircraft). Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/100 Snaptite® F-14 Tomcat Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1378
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 7-1/16″
Wingspan: 7-5/8″
Parts: 22
Description
A favorite of “Top Guns” all over the world.
The F-14 Tomcat was retired by the U.S. Navy in September 2006, but it remains one of today’s most famous fighter aircraft. That’s because the F-14 has been prominently featured in a number of novels, television shows and films since its 1974 introduction. The aircraft most famously appeared in the 1986 blockbuster “Top Gun®,” where it was flown by Tom Cruise’s character, “Maverick.” The film was an instant hit, which propelled the actor – and the aircraft – into superstardom. Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/100 Snaptite® Blue Angels F-18 Hornet Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1379
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 7-5/16″
Wingspan: 5-5/8″
Parts: 22
Description
A significant fighter with serious “sting.”
The F/A-18 Hornet was chosen to be the U.S. Navy’s Blue Angels’ primary aircraft in 1986, which proved to be a significant year for both the squadron and the aircraft. 1986 marked the Blue Angels’ 40th anniversary. In the same year, the aircraft was used for the first time in combat, during Operation Prairie Fire. This unique fighter remains in use with the Blue Angels today. Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/100 Snaptite® A-10 Thunderbolt Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1380
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 6-3/8″
Wingspan: 6-7/8″
Parts: 31
Description
The famed “Warthog,” on the attack.
All through the Vietnam War, the U.S. Armed Forces lacked adequate close air support. Fairchild-Republic developed the A-10 Thunderbolt to remedy the situation. The A-10 can fly at altitudes under 1,000 feet (300 m) and 350 mph (560 km/h) speeds. The Thunderbolt’s ability to fly “slow and low” makes it better suited for the ground-attack role, where small target detection often plays a part in a mission’s success. Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/100 Snaptite® F-16® Fighting Falcon® Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1381
Overview
Skill level: 1
Scale: 1/100
Length: 5-3/4″
Wingspan: 4-1/16″
Parts: 19
Description
One of the world’s most-produced jet fighters.
General Dynamics® started development of the F-16 in the early ’70s, just as tensions in Vietnam were drawing to a close. Preliminary test flights proved the F-16 could execute supersonic speeds with ease. Exceptional maneuverability, long-range performance and affordability also made the F-16 highly sought after by the U.S. Air Force and numerous NATO nations. Today, the F-16 easily ranks among the world’s most-produced jet fighters, with over 4,450 models flown by 26 countries in all. Kit features easy, glue-free snap assembly, complemented by factory-decorated, painted plastic construction.
1/24 SnapTite® Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster Plastic Model Kit
Product ID: 85-1966
Overview
Skill Level: 1
Scale: 1/24
Length: 7-1/4″
Parts: 32
Description
Extremely exotic. Extremely fast.
Introduced in 1995, the Diablo VT Roadster featured an all-wheel drive set-up with a viscous center differential. The Roadster replaced the typical fixed top with an electric carbon fiber targa top and removable roof section. The engine lid was heavily modified so that the V-12 engine had proper ventilation when the roof covered it. Servo-assisted Brembo® four-wheel disc brakes provided superior stopping power. Kit features a screw-on chassis, rolling wheels with metal axles, soft black tires, chrome-plated parts and colorful Peel ‘n Stick decals. Standard screwdriver required.
