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In 1935 the new Bristol Blenheim bomber made its first flight at Filton and
was faster than any fighter then in service with the RAF. Fulfilling a great
need, 4422 Benheims were built but the type also had the sad distinction of
having lost more aircrews than any other. By 1939 it was outclassed by most
of the fighters it was likely to encounter. G-BPIV is preserved at Duxford.
Corgi Aviation Archive 1/72 die-cast model (AA38408).
RRP £71.99FASTER THAN A FIGHTER - BUT NOT FOR LONG!
having lost more aircrews than any other. By 1939 it was outclassed by most
of the fighters it was likely to encounter. G-BPIV is preserved at Duxford. of the fighters it was likely to encounter. G-BPIV is preserved at Duxford.
Corgi Aviation Archive 1/72 die-cast model (AA38408).
RRP £71.99
£58.50Lost in action 30th September 1940, Josef
Frantisek fled Czechoslavakia had fled his
own country, then Poland and France to fly
Hurricanes from RAF Northolt, downing 17
aircraft in his short
intensive career!
Hobby Master’s
1/48 die-cast
model of his Hur-
ricane, R4175, is
a beaut, 10” long!
(HA8601) £39.95TOUGH TRAINER
Aviation 72’s neat model of the RAF Tucano
trainer turned out in a camouflage livery for
the 2013 RAF display season The RAF en-
countered the Tucano in the Falklands in 1982
and subsequently
adopted a variant
built by Short Bros,
Belfast as an early
stage trainer. A
great little aircraft.
Antics’ special
price! (27002)£25.00FILL HER UP
Very useful 1/72 Diorama set from Airfix
complete with plastic kits of a B17G,
Cushman 39 Package Car, Chevrolet
Bomb Service
Truck, M5
Bomb Trailer,
Autocar Tractor
Unit and F1
Fuel Trailer.
(A12010) £45.00MORE THAN MOST
Corgi chose Lancaster B.III ED888 named
‘Mike Squared’ to mark the 75th anniversary
of the first flight of Avro’s famous bomber.
ED888 put in an astonishing 140 missions,
more than any other Lancaster and survived
the war. A big 1/72
scale with 435mm
wingspan and in
the usual super
presentation box.
We’re offering this
one at just £99.99,
saving £49 from
the recommended
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