BUNDLEA57 Modellers Christmas Box

Airfix Branded 330ml Mug

Product code: GS62623

Experience your hot drinks with a touch of Airfix flair using this 330ml mug, crafted for those who love modelling and aviation.

Key Features

• 330ml size perfect for coffee, tea, and other hot beverages
• Genuine Airfix logo for a true enthusiast's style
• Ideal for your workspace or kitchen

History

For more than seventy years, Airfix has been a leader in scale modelling, inspiring hobbyists to recreate famous aircraft, vehicles, and military machines. The brand's iconic red logo and timeless design are well-known in the modelling world. This mug captures that legacy, allowing you to express your passion for the hobby during breaks from your projects. Whether you're pausing between paint layers or unwinding after a modelling session, this mug is an ideal companion for any Airfix devotee.

Whether you're preparing for an extended building session or taking a moment to appreciate your finished models, this Airfix mug is a must-have for any modeller. Its 330ml capacity is just right for your morning coffee or afternoon tea, and the official branding proudly displays your allegiance.

A great choice for Airfix enthusiasts and collectors, or a practical way to show your commitment to the beloved modelling brand. Incorporate a bit of Airfix into your everyday life and celebrate the art of scale modelling with every sip.

Individual price: £9.99

Airfix Pint Glass

Product code: P1208

1x Airfix branded pint glass for all our liquid storage/drinking needs.

Individual price: £7.99

Hunting Percival Jet Provost T.3/T.4

Product code: A02103A

This 1:72 scale replica of the Hunting Percival Jet Provost T.3/T.4 showcases the wide-fuselage design that was central to RAF pilot training for almost thirty years. Comprising 45 components and rated at skill level 1, this plastic model kit is perfect for beginners aged 8 and up. It offers a straightforward assembly that results in a model with a 156mm wingspan, featuring two genuine RAF training paint schemes.

Key Features

• 1:72 scale model with 45 plastic components
• Skill level 1 - ideal for beginners aged 8+
• Wingspan reaches 156mm upon completion
• Includes two genuine RAF training paint options
• Notable side-by-side cockpit layout
• Trainer aircraft from the Cold War period

History

The Hunting Aircraft (BAC) Jet Provost was a familiar sight for many RAF pilots who served from 1960 to 1988. It was integral to RAF pilot education during these years, recognised for its wide fuselage that accommodated a relatively roomy side-by-side cockpit layout.

Individual price: £11.99

Westland Sea King HC.4

Product code: A04056A

This detailed 1:72 scale replica of the Westland Sea King HC.4 'Commando' includes 133 plastic components, providing an engaging project for intermediate modellers. Tailored for amphibious missions and tactical troop deployment, this variant omits the side floats of earlier Sea King models, making it perfect for land operations while maintaining folding rotors and tail for naval use.

Key Features

• 1:72 scale model with 133 plastic parts
• Skill level 2 - suitable for modellers aged 8 and above
• Two authentic paint schemes included
• Folding rotors and tail mechanism can be modelled
• Detailed cockpit and troop compartment interior
• Option to display radar-warning and infrared jamming devices
• Decals for Falklands, Gulf and Afghanistan operational service

History

The 'Commando' variant of the Sea King was specifically designed for amphibious warfare and tactical troop deployment. Initially suggested as a tactical transport for the Egyptian Air Force, it did not require the amphibious features of previous Sea Kings, leading to the removal of side floats. Featuring folding rotors and tail, the Commando was introduced into the Royal Navy as the Sea King HC.4. It was later equipped with radar-warning and infrared jamming systems and could release M130/M147 flares as countermeasures. In addition to transporting troops, it could carry underslung loads up to 2.5 tonnes.

With an extended range and capacity to carry 28 troops, it was perfect for amphibious transport duties. The HC.4 was actively used in conflicts in the Falklands, Balkans, Gulf, Lebanon, and Afghanistan. It frequently undertook missions to evacuate injured personnel and refugees, as well as supporting and preparing for ground operations. It was scheduled for retirement from UK Forces service in March 2016.

The Westland Sea King is a product of Leonardo UK Ltd and all rights in it, including its name, are hereby reserved. The models have been produced with the permission and assistance of Leonardo MW Ltd.

Individual price: £24.99

de Havilland Chipmunk T.10/T.20

Product code: A04105A

This meticulously crafted 1:48 scale model of the de Havilland Chipmunk T.10/T.20 includes 84 precisely moulded plastic components, enabling enthusiasts to assemble one of three genuine paint schemes. The Chipmunk, an aircraft pivotal in training countless pilots and providing experience flights to many more, succeeded the esteemed Tiger Moth in this crucial role from 1950 onwards. As one of the RAF's longest-serving aircraft, the Chipmunk continues to offer training and currency support for the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight's pilots.

Key Features

• 84 precision plastic components for an accurate assembly
• 1:48 scale with a wingspan of 217mm
• Includes three genuine paint schemes
• Suitable for modellers aged 8 and up
• Skill level 2 - perfect for developing modellers

History

The de Havilland Chipmunk was introduced in the post-war era as a primary trainer aircraft, designed to modernise pilot instruction across the Commonwealth and beyond. First taking to the skies in May 1946, the Chipmunk was crafted by de Havilland Canada to replace the outdated Tiger Moth, providing enhanced performance, improved visibility, and more modern handling, better equipping student pilots for transitioning to contemporary aircraft.

Equipped with a de Havilland Gipsy Major engine, the Chipmunk featured a sturdy tandem two-seat layout with dual controls, allowing instructors to demonstrate techniques while retaining full control. Its forgiving flight characteristics, coupled with sufficient performance for teaching advanced manoeuvres, made it an ideal training platform for a new generation of aviators.

The Royal Air Force adopted the Chipmunk T.10 in 1950, quickly establishing it as the standard primary trainer across RAF flying training schools. The type served with distinction for over three decades in this role, introducing countless young pilots to the fundamentals of military aviation. The T.20 variant was developed for civilian use, becoming popular for air experience flights, flying clubs, and private owners who appreciated its reliability and classic handling.

Remarkably, the Chipmunk remains in limited RAF service today, with several examples operated by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. These cherished aircraft provide currency training for pilots maintaining their tailwheel endorsements and offer air experience flights to cadets and fortunate members of the public, continuing a training tradition that spans over seven decades.

BAE SYSTEMS is a registered trade mark of BAE Systems plc.

Individual price: £24.99

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VIII

Product code: A17002

This remarkable 1:24 scale super kit of the Supermarine Spitfire Mk.VIII includes numerous new components to enable precise assembly of this significant production model, utilising the 2022 Spitfire Mk.IX.c release as the foundational kit. Comprising 452 pieces and offering extensive building options, this model represents one of the most advanced Spitfire variants, which predominantly served with overseas units during the Second World War.

Key Features

• Newly designed upper and lower wing surfaces, featuring leading edge fuel tanks and gun camera placement
• Authentic Mk.VIII short span ailerons
• Retractable tailwheel section with enhanced fuselage detailing
• Updated instrument panel accurately depicting the Mk.VIII cockpit
• Fuselage light repositioned to align with this specific variant
• Selection of three paint schemes, including 457 Squadron RAAF 'Grey Nurse' with iconic shark mouth
• Broad-chord rudder reflecting the improved aerodynamics of this version
• 469mm wingspan creating a striking display model

History

A notable aspect of the Spitfire's enduring legacy is its ability to be adapted and upgraded throughout World War II, with later versions being significantly more advanced than those first introduced at RAF Duxford in the summer of 1938.

The Spitfire was in a state of near-constant development to maintain its position at the forefront of fighter technology during WWII. This crucial work was challenged by the introduction of the Luftwaffe's formidable new Focke Wulf Fw190 in 1941, which outperformed the widely used Spitfire Mk.V at the time.

At that point, the Mk.VIII variant of the Spitfire was in advanced development, but production was delayed due to the absence of manufacturing jigs in factories. The interim solution was the introduction of the hybrid Mk.IX, which proved to be unexpectedly successful and capable of competing with the Focke Wulf.

The Spitfire Mk.VIII was eventually produced as a fighter specifically designed and engineered to be the next iteration of the aircraft and a major production variant. Equipped with the latest Merlin engine variants, the Mk.VIII included a reinforced fuselage, retractable tail wheel, and a new broad-chord rudder, with versions tailored for high, medium, and low altitude missions.

This Spitfire variant mainly operated with units stationed abroad, including the RAF in the Mediterranean, Middle and Far East, and the RAAF in the South West Pacific. Many pilots who flew various marks of this renowned fighter considered the Mk.VIII to be the finest flying Spitfire.

No. 457 Squadron Royal Australian Air Force earned the nickname 'Grey Nurse Squadron' after painting their newly acquired Spitfire Mk.VIIIs with distinctive shark mouths. Initially assigned to defend Darwin, the squadron was soon relocated north to Morotai and later Labuan, primarily for ground attack operations against Japanese forces. The aircraft depicted is that of 457's commanding officer, Sqn. Ldr. Bruce Watson DFC.

BAE SYSTEMS is a registered trade mark of BAE Systems plc.

Individual price: £99.99

Flexible Masking Tape Set - (Sizes: 1mm/3mm/6mm x 18M)

Product code: AG5109

Flexible Masking Tape Set

Individual price: £10.99

Sanding Pads (Twin Pack) - (Grits: 600/1000)

Product code: AG9166

2x Dual Grit pads: Fine: (600/1000)

• Flexible for working on both flat and curved surfaces


• Perfect for finishing plastic, wood & metal

Flexi-Thin Sander: 90mm (l) x 19mm (w) x 6mm (h)

• The thin sander can be used for paint preparation, de-nibbing, stripping & sanding rough and built up surfaces. They also create a clean & smooth polish

Flexi-Wide Sander: 80mm (l) x 30mm (w) x 12mm (h)

• The thicker sander is excellent for completely removing blemishes and scratches whilst restoring a high-gloss finish

Individual price: £3.99

Cutting Mat - (Size: A3)

Product code: AG9157A

Individual price: £15.99

Detail Brush Pack - (Sizes: 00/0/1/2)

Product code: AG4304

Individual price: £16.99

Airfix Flight Patch - Rubber

Product code: M8649

This Airfix Velcro backed flight patch is a must-have for collectors, measuring 9cm across and featuring the renowned Airfix logo. Made from sturdy plastic, it can be easily affixed to jackets, bags, or flight suits. When not in use as a patch, it serves as a handy drinks coaster.

Key Features

• Velcro backing ensures firm attachment to garments and gear
• Circular design with a 9cm diameter showcasing the Airfix logo
• Constructed from robust plastic for enduring use
• Functions both as a flight patch and a drinks coaster
• Recommended for individuals aged 14 and over

Individual price: £5.00