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The iconic flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy, Akagi, was part of the Japanese fleet that brought the USA into World War II. Get to know one of the 20th Century's most iconic battleships in breathtaking detail. This incredibly detailed, 1:250 scale model of the Akagi measures over a meter long.

Order your IJN Akagi full kit online today and receive everything in one shipment.  Comes complete with a fully illustrated magazine your detailed Assembly Guide.

Build the world's fastest production motorcycle, the Suzuki GSX 1300R Hayabusa in 1:4 scale.

Order your Suzuki Hayabusa full kit online today and receive everything in one shipment.  Comes complete with a fascinating magazine giving you the Hayabusa Story, the Super Sports Archive and your detailed Assembly Guide.

Build this magnificent 1:4 scale replica of the Captain America chopper from the American cult movie Easy Rider.

Build Valentino Rossi's Yamaha YZR-M1 in 1:4 scale, the world-famous racing bike that has won 7 MotoGP World Championships so far.

Get ready for a premier modeling experience with the Battleship Yamato, the iconic flagship of Japan's World War II fleet in 1:250 scale. This model is not available anywhere else and is a stunning addition to any ship modeler's collection. 

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Build this detailed cross-section model of the legendary HMS Victory in stunning 1:72 scale. Get fascinating insight into the life on board Lord Nelson's premier warship of the Georgian era. 

Authentic equipment of Japans legendary military class, modelled in 1:2 scale. The classic suits of armour worn by Japans famed samurai warriors evolved over more than a thousand years to reach a peak of artistry and sophistication.

Order your Samurai full kit online today and receive everything in one shipment.  Comes complete with a fascinating magazine giving you the history of Japan and its legendary samurai warriors along with your detailed Assembly Guide.

Build the Virginia Schooner in 1:41 scale.

At the start of the 19th century the United States began to build small fore-and-aft rigged sailing ships called schooners, offering great manoeuvrability and elegance. The Virginia was designed in 1819 and launched that same year.