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Helps you find all the currently available kits and accessories related to that aircraft you want to build!

Currently covers mainly UK sites - Hannants, KingKit, ModelsForSale, Eduard, and Ebay (UK)

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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

In a similar "there are plenty, but" vein, there are plenty of Luft '46 kits, but not so many in 1:48th scale.

This is a 1:48th scale Messerschmitt Me 509 from Trumpeter, released in 2012.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11690586...

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The artwork depicts a dramatic aerial scene with two fighter aircraft engaged in what seems to be a dogfight, set against a backdrop of a picturesque landscape. The composition centers around two aircraft, one painted in camouflage with German markings, seemingly leading the charge, while the other, with British markings, is trailing, both streaking across the sky. The positioning of the aircraft suggests an action-packed moment, perhaps in a pursuit or conflict, with smoke trails from one aircraft adding to the sense of speed and tension. Below, a landscape view unfolds, featuring a castle and surrounding trees, completing the overall atmosphere. The framing is wide, capturing both the aerial action and the environmental details, adding to the composition. The main subject is a German aircraft, identifiable by its camouflage pattern and the German Iron Cross markings. The airplane's design suggests a model used in the World War II era. Details include a propeller, cockpit with a pilot visible, and the number "1" on the fuselage. Following behind is a British aircraft, displaying its national markings, also appearing to be from the same era, with smoke streaming from its engine. The artistic medium appears to be an illustration or painting, perhaps a digital artwork, employing a realistic style. The artist has paid attention to details, such as the reflections on the aircraft and the textured finish. The style is reminiscent of classic aviation art, with a focus on realism, capturing the shapes and colors of the aircraft. Color use is effective, with various shades of gray, green, and blue. The backdrop consists of a scenic vista, including a castle, likely inspired by the architecture of the Bavarian Alps, suggesting a European setting, possibly Germany. The lighting is soft and diffused, with a general overall atmosphere. The sky transitions from a light blue at the top to a pinkish hue toward the horizon, suggesting either a sunrise or a sunset.
January 18, 2026 at 12:33 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

There are many kits of the Bf 109, and even of the Bf 109E, but very few in 1:18th scale! This is a 2021 reboxing of a 2013 kit from Hobby Boss.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40644151...

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A dramatic digital painting portrays a dogfight scene between two World War II-era fighter planes, capturing a moment of aerial combat. The scene presents a dynamic composition where a German Messerschmitt Bf 109, positioned prominently in the foreground, is engaged in combat with a British Supermarine Spitfire. The aircraft are positioned at an angle, with the Bf 109 slightly above and to the right, suggesting a tactical advantage. The Spitfire is shown taking fire, with visible contrails and smoke, adding to the intensity of the scene. The composition uses the contrast between the aircraft and the background to create depth and movement, with the angle of the aircraft suggesting rapid motion. The primary subject is a Bf 109, a German World War II fighter plane. It is painted in a distinctive color scheme that includes yellow markings on the nose and tail, with the body displaying gray and green camouflage. The plane's propellers are blurred, indicating speed, and the cockpit is visible, possibly with a pilot silhouette. In the image's background, a Spitfire is seen with its classic elliptical wings, displaying British Royal Air Force markings. It is shown being hit and trailing smoke, highlighting the combat action. The artwork appears to be a digital painting or illustration, showing detailed execution with smooth transitions and textures. The style is realistic, aiming to accurately depict the planes' details and the atmospheric effects of the dogfight. The artist uses a combination of hard and soft edges to depict different elements – the sharp lines of the aircraft contrasted with the softer gradients of the smoke and clouds. The use of color is effective in portraying the scene, with the vivid colors of the aircraft and explosions standing out against a muted sky and sea. The setting appears to be over a coastal region, with a range of hills or cliffs visible in the background, along with a turbulent sky filled with clouds.
January 18, 2026 at 12:28 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

Airfix has followed up its acclaimed single seat Jaguar with the two seat trainer variants in 1:48th scale.

www.hannants.co.uk/product/AX11...

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A box art image depicts a SEPECAT Jaguar T.2 & T.4 aircraft in mid-flight, showcasing a dynamic aerial scene with blurred background. The scene presents the SEPECAT Jaguar aircraft, its silver-grey body sharply contrasted against a blurred, brownish-green background suggesting speed and motion. The aircraft is positioned in the center, angled slightly upwards, giving the impression of it soaring through the air. The composition suggests a sense of movement with the blurred background emphasizing speed. Text and logos are positioned at the top left and bottom, identifying the brand and the scale model details. The key subject is a SEPECAT Jaguar T.2 or T.4 model airplane, accurately detailed with its sleek, aerodynamic shape, wings, and distinctive tail. The color scheme is a matte grey finish, with visible markings like the "PR" designation on the tail and other unit emblems. The aircraft’s design includes a canopy, under-wing fuel tanks, and visible details of the jet engine and other components. It displays a static representation of a dynamic, in-flight action. The image is a digitally created box art, likely for a plastic model kit, featuring high-quality photography with some digital enhancements. The style leans towards realistic depictions with carefully rendered details on the aircraft. The color palette incorporates a range of greys for the aircraft against a background that uses browns and greens, creating contrast and focusing attention on the subject. There is a sense of depth due to the blurring of the background, and the lighting highlights the aircraft’s form. The backdrop consists of a blurred landscape, possibly a forest or mountainous area, creating a sense of motion and speed. The lighting suggests a bright, sunny day, with the sun casting shadows that enhance the three-dimensionality of the aircraft. The environmental elements play a critical role in creating the atmosphere of a high-speed flight of a military jet.
January 18, 2026 at 12:18 PM
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New products have been uploaded - 338 from Ebay, 142 from Hannants, 51 from Kingkit.

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January 18, 2026 at 12:14 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

From the Soviet brute force school of aviation, there's nothing subtle about the Ye-152M. A sister ship of the Ye-151-1 world speed and altitude record holder.

This is a 1:72nd scale kit from (Ukrainian) Modelsvit.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/26704571...

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This image presents a box art illustration of a 1/72 scale plastic model kit of the Soviet-era E-152M jet fighter, a "Limited Edition". The image is a composite design featuring a detailed illustration of the E-152M jet fighter model, centrally positioned on a surface that looks like a concrete runway with some grass, and a blue sky in the background. The plane is angled slightly toward the viewer's right, showcasing its profile. Information about the model kit, including the scale, part count, and dimensions, are displayed at the bottom of the image. The "LIMITED EDITION" label is on the upper right corner. The primary subject is a highly detailed model of the E-152M jet fighter. The aircraft model appears in a silver or light grey color scheme with a red star on the tail. Its design incorporates sharply angled wings, a sleek fuselage, and a distinct air intake. The model accurately depicts the jet's overall features. The model is presented as if it is in a realistic setting. The image utilizes a photorealistic illustration style, designed to showcase the model kit. The rendering emphasizes accuracy and attention to detail, particularly in depicting the aircraft's surface, panel lines, and overall form. The color palette primarily uses shades of grey, silver, and the red star on the tail, against a soft blue sky, which enhances the model's visual prominence. The technical execution likely involves digital rendering. The setting appears to be an airfield or similar environment, suggested by the concrete runway. The lighting is bright and clear, with subtle highlights and shadows that enhance the model's form. The backdrop includes a blue sky and distant treeline, creating depth. The overall atmosphere aims to capture realism, giving a clear view of the model and its details for potential modelers.
January 12, 2026 at 10:13 AM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

I'm a sucker for an asymmetric aircraft, even if it never flew - though I had to look twice to find the engine.

A 1:72nd scale Bv-P.178 from Bronco Models.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40605643...

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The image showcases the box art for a Bronco Models scale model kit of a BV P178 jet bomber, highlighting its design and details against a cloudy sky backdrop. The scene presents a dynamic, angled view of the model jet, positioned slightly towards the lower-right of the frame to give a sense of motion. The aircraft is depicted in flight, with a guided missile torpedo mounted beneath its fuselage. The composition follows the rule of thirds, with the jet positioned at the intersection of the grid lines, and the background featuring a blue sky with fluffy white clouds, enhancing depth and dimension. The perspective is from a slightly low angle, emphasizing the jet's form. The primary subject is the BV P178 jet bomber model, featuring a streamlined fuselage, swept-back wings with distinctive orange-tipped ends, and a dual-engine configuration. Details such as the cockpit, control surfaces, and markings (including the number "S2" and crosses) are meticulously rendered, indicative of a detailed scale model. The attached guided missile torpedo is green, adding contrast to the aircraft's color scheme. The model shows off the plane's sleek and aggressive design, with accurate representations of its key features. The image appears to be a digital rendering of the model kit box art, showcasing a combination of precise detail, and color accuracy. The execution demonstrates a high level of technical skill, with attention to texture, lighting and depth, making the jet seem realistic, particularly in its finish and the subtle reflections on its surfaces. The artistic style is functional, focusing on providing a clear and appealing representation of the model kit's contents, and the painting is of a good standard. The setting is a bright, cloud-filled sky which helps to frame the jet, and highlights its form. The lighting is diffused, giving a soft, natural quality to the image. The clouds provide some texture and depth to the background, preventing it from appearing flat.
January 12, 2026 at 10:06 AM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

84 (yes, 84!) different marking variations for the Yak-9 in 1:72nd scale from Bergamot.

I suspect you don't need ALL of them, but who am I to judge.

www.hannants.co.uk/product/BT72...

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This image presents an assortment of paper sheets and decal sheets, likely for a model kit, arranged on a green grid surface. The scene features a collection of various paper components, including detailed instruction sheets and decal sheets, scattered across a green gridded surface. The arrangement is somewhat chaotic, with the sheets overlapping and layered, giving a sense of organized disarray. The framing is from a top-down perspective, capturing the entire spread. The elements interact as they are placed and partially covering each other. The key subjects are the paper components. There are multiple sheets with printed diagrams, textual instructions, and graphic illustrations of aircraft, likely related to assembling and detailing the model. Additionally, there are multiple sheets of decal with printed markings, various numbers, symbols, and star insignia. The sheets vary in size and shape, with printed text, illustrations, and decal sheets. The artistic medium appears to be photography, capturing the various paper components in natural lighting. The technical execution is straightforward, focusing on clarity and detail of the subject matter. The style is utilitarian, with the goal of presenting the model kit contents for instruction and reference, the composition is straightforward and functional. The setting is a well-lit, green grid surface, which serves as a backdrop. The lighting conditions seem to be natural, casting soft shadows, and creating a neutral environment. The arrangement of the paper components on the grid, and overall the setting suggests a workspace or a hobbyist's area. The environment provides context to the subject and the atmosphere is practical and informational.
January 12, 2026 at 9:50 AM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

An unusual configuration for an Israeli Kfir, in USMC Agressor markings.

A 1:48th scale kit from Kinetic.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/28699466...

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The image presents a model kit box featuring two F-21 aircraft, with one bearing Israeli Air Force markings and the other, US Marine Corps markings, against a sky-blue backdrop. The composition arranges the two F-21 aircraft in a dynamic arrangement, one above the other, suggesting flight. The top plane is angled diagonally across the frame, while the lower aircraft is positioned slightly below and at a similar angle, creating a sense of movement. The title "F-21" is prominently displayed at the top, along with text in both English and Japanese characters. Key elements such as the manufacturer's logo and specifications are positioned along the left and bottom edges of the box. The key subjects are two F-21 aircraft. The top one has a camouflage paint scheme and markings from the Israeli Air Force, including a star insignia and the number "729". The lower aircraft displays a gray and white paint scheme, with "MARINES" printed on the tail, as well as the number "04". Both aircraft are depicted in realistic detail, showcasing their aerodynamic designs and surface markings. The artistic medium appears to be a digital illustration, likely used for the packaging design of a model kit. The technical execution is clean and detailed, with careful attention to the aircraft's features, camouflage patterns, and surface details. The style is realistic, aiming to accurately represent the aircraft. The creative choices include the angled arrangement of the aircraft, the contrasting paint schemes, and the use of the clear blue sky to create a dynamic and appealing visual. The setting is a clear sky, used as a backdrop to showcase the aircraft. The lighting appears to be natural, with soft shadows and highlights that enhance the realism of the aircraft. The environmental elements, specifically the sky, contribute to the overall mood of the image. The overall atmosphere is one of professionalism and attention to detail, typical of product packaging.
January 4, 2026 at 1:53 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

A 1:144th scale Ekranoplan A-90 Orljonok from Zvezda.

These Soviet ground effect aircraft are fascinating, if not particularly successful.

Note that Zvezda is a Russian manufacturer.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40531153...

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January 4, 2026 at 1:49 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

The Boeing X-32 lost out to what became the F-35. One of the prototypes is now on display at the USAF Museum in Dayton, Ohio. The X-32 has a unique profile!

This 1:72nd scale kit is from Tamiya.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/35802408...

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A studio photograph showcases a scale model of the Boeing X-32 JSF aircraft, positioned against a dark background, highlighting its design. The image is a studio shot that prominently features a detailed scale model of a Boeing X-32 JSF fighter jet, placed slightly off-center on a dark surface, possibly a tabletop. The model is positioned at an angle, which allows the viewer to see the aircraft from a three-quarter perspective, highlighting its unique design features and angles. The plane casts a shadow on the background, emphasizing its form and adding depth to the image. The composition is balanced and clean, directing the viewer’s attention to the model and the intricate details of the aircraft. Elements on the top and bottom of the frame include text and the Tamiya logo. The primary subject is the model of the Boeing X-32 JSF, a modern fighter jet. The model is meticulously detailed, with visible panel lines, rivets, and other features that replicate the actual aircraft. The model has a metallic or matte grey finish. Details such as the cockpit, wings, tail, and landing gear are clearly visible. The overall impression is one of accuracy and attention to detail. The photograph is a studio shot, likely taken to showcase the model. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the details of the model. The use of a dark background helps to isolate the subject and draw the viewer's eye to it. The composition is simple and effective, allowing the model to be the central focus of the image. The image also includes text, likely a model kit description or branding, such as the aircraft name and company logo. The setting appears to be a studio environment, with a dark, neutral background. This setting helps to isolate the model and make it the focal point of the image. The lighting is controlled, likely using softboxes or similar equipment to avoid harsh shadows and ensure the details of the model are clearly visible.
January 4, 2026 at 1:43 PM
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Welcome to 2026!

New products have been uploaded - 553 from Ebay, 126 from Hannants, 5 from Kingkit.

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January 4, 2026 at 1:36 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

The J-20 is a Chinese twin engine all weather stealth aircraft. This J-20S, the two seat version, is in 1:48th scale from Trumpeter

www.kingkit.co.uk/product/trum...

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TRUMPETER MODELS | TRUMPETER MODELS 05864 CHINESE J-20S MIGHTY DRAGON
05864 CHINESE J-20S MIGHTY DRAGON
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December 21, 2025 at 7:30 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

The Northrop Grumman Firebird was one of Burt Rutan's last designs before he retired in 2011, in both piloted and drone configurations.

This 1:72nd scale Firebird kit is from Sova-M in Bulgaria.

www.kingkit.co.uk/product/sova...

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72003 NORTHROP GRUMMAN FIREBIRD
72003 NORTHROP GRUMMAN FIREBIRD
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December 21, 2025 at 7:27 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

I love the technically amazing but doomed XB-70, but it's huge! 56m long, with a wing span of 32m, even 1:72nd scale will need some space.

This Valkyrie is from Italeri.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/23398047...

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Italeri 1282 US XB-70 Valkyrie (1:72 Scale) | eBay UK
Two prototypes were finally constructed, the first of which took to the air in September 1964, and the XB-70 Valkyries showed themselves able to fly at speeds exceeding Mach 3. Box Dim.: 485 X 355 X 8...
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December 21, 2025 at 7:17 PM
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New products have been uploaded - 373 from Ebay, 131 from Hannants, 21 from Kingkit.

No uploads next week as I'll be celebrating family Christmas.

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December 21, 2025 at 7:06 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

A large scale (1:32) North-American X-15A-2 from Special Hobby. My mental image of an X-15 is a black aircraft, but the A-2 was rebuilt with an ablative coating - I think it's actually pink under a white sealant.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/40630779...

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The image showcases a stylized illustration of the X-15A-2, a rocket-powered aircraft, set against a backdrop featuring the American flag and stars. The scene presents the X-15A-2 in a dynamic, slightly angled view, possibly suggesting flight, while the American flag is placed behind the aircraft in the upper left corner, and the background contains a dark expanse of space. The jet is positioned with its nose angled upward, giving the impression of forward motion, with exhaust flames. The overall composition balances technical illustration with artistic elements, combining the sleek lines of the aircraft with the symbolic weight of the flag, which is partially visible. The primary subject is the X-15A-2, depicted with a distinctive white ablative coating, the rocket plane featuring a long, slender fuselage with wings, a ventral fin, and an innovative tail design, with two large fuel tanks with black and white patterns. The jet is portrayed with detailed technical accuracy, showcasing specific features such as the rocket engine nozzle and other markings on the aircraft. The aircraft's surface is detailed with what appears to be writing. The illustration style combines elements of technical drawing with a touch of artistic flair. The artwork employs clean, precise lines, characteristic of illustrations meant for clarity and precision. The color palette emphasizes a light blue, white, and red theme, with careful shading and highlighting to emphasize the shape and form of the aircraft. The choice of colors for the aircraft's surface, combined with the backdrop, creates a sense of dynamism and adventure, suggesting speed and motion. The setting appears to be a representation of space, with a dark background speckled with tiny white dots to simulate stars, and the American flag as a background. The lighting is strong, with the aircraft and exhaust flames as the main focus of lighting, creating an atmosphere of speed, flight, and innovation.
December 14, 2025 at 11:20 AM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

A 1:72nd scale Saunders Roe SR-53 from AZ Models. The SR-53 was a mixed rocket/jet interceptor made redundant by improvements in surface to air missiles.

www.kingkit.co.uk/product/az-m...

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Az Model 7578 Saunders Roe Sr-53 Prototype Model Aircraft Kit
Az Model 7578 Saunders Roe Sr-53 Prototype Model Kits. KingKit are UK specialist suppliers of new and used model kits.
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December 14, 2025 at 11:15 AM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

A 1:48th scale Fairey Delta 2 from Dora Wings. The last aircraft from Fairey as an independent company.

www.hannants.co.uk/product/DW48...

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The image is a promotional illustration for a Dora Wings model kit, featuring a Fairey Delta 2 British supersonic research aircraft in flight, set against a scenic backdrop. The composition presents the aircraft in a dynamic, angled perspective, seemingly soaring through the air from the upper left to the lower right, implying speed and motion. The aircraft is positioned prominently in the center, and the background, showing a landscape with clouds and rolling hills, adds depth and context to the scene. The Dora Wings logo, details of the model's specifications, and a kit scale of 1:48 are displayed at the bottom, framed within a colored border that adds contrast and organizes the layout. The central subject is the Fairey Delta 2 aircraft, rendered in a vibrant pink hue. It's a sleek, delta-wing design, characteristic of its high-speed research purpose. The aircraft includes British roundels, the tailfin markings, and the registration number "WG774", showing meticulous attention to detail. The aircraft's surfaces reflect light, suggesting a metallic finish, and the overall design highlights the plane’s aerodynamic properties. The artistic style of the image blends realism with illustrative techniques, potentially created digitally. The rendering of the aircraft shows detailed shading and highlights, giving it a realistic sense of form and substance. The background is softer, with atmospheric perspective used to create depth, and the color palette is carefully balanced. The design of the image is professional and promotional, intended to attract model enthusiasts and emphasize the quality of the model kit. The setting appears to be high in the sky, with clouds and a blurred landscape below suggesting altitude. The lighting seems to be diffused, producing soft shadows and highlights that accentuate the aircraft's form.
December 14, 2025 at 11:12 AM
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New products have been uploaded - 383 from Ebay, 47 from Hannants, 66 from Kingkit.

Big week for prototype and experimental aircraft.

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December 14, 2025 at 11:06 AM
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Someone helpfully pointed this out to me the first time I highlighted a Quinta product. It was also the last time.

They do appear on the site, so you can make your personal choice, but I don't highlight them or use them myself.
mountain-goat.bsky.social Jay Mountain Goat @mountain-goat.bsky.social · Dec 7
Worth quote posting as this fact kind of hit me in the face a bit and maybe not widely known.
stefjn.bsky.social Stef N @stefjn.bsky.social · Dec 6
I didn't realise Quinta are Russian. 😳😬
December 7, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #3

A 1:32 scale Ho 229 Double Box from Takom. I probably post too many Luft '46 subjects, but this is a great package deal on two large models and a figure.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/26729929...

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A promotional image displays a Takom Wings model kit box featuring the Ho 229 aircraft, a limited edition, with supplemental images of the aircraft and pilot. The image is a well-organized advertisement, with components arranged to effectively convey information about the model kit. The kit box, prominently centered, is flanked by images of the Ho 229 A and B aircraft, and a 1/16 scale pilot figure to the right. Arrows indicate the kit's contents, and the composition is balanced. The Takom Wings logo and a product number are located at the bottom. The overall layout is straightforward. The key subjects include the model kit box, the Ho 229 aircraft, and a pilot figure. The box is a light brown, indicating cardboard, and features the text "Ho 229² BOX" prominently. The aircraft are depicted with detailed drawings and artistic renderings showcasing their unique design. The pilot figure is grey, suggesting a plastic model, and holds a helmet. The images provide a glimpse of the model kit's components. The image utilizes a clear, informative style typical of product advertisements. It employs a clean aesthetic, with sharp lines and crisp details. The text is legible, and the color scheme is minimal, focusing on the products themselves. The use of renderings and model images provides an accurate representation of the kit's components and the final result. The background is plain white, emphasizing the product and ensuring that the viewer's attention is focused on the model kit components. The lighting is even, ensuring clarity across the image. The overall atmosphere is business-like, aiming to present the kit's features in a concise and appealing manner, appropriate for advertising.
December 7, 2025 at 5:08 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #2

A 1:48 scale Me-410A-1 from Meng.

I love the look of the Me 410 - it might have had an impact if it's development hadn't been farcical. You can see one at RAF Cosford, and I bet a Meng kit will build out well.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/12687219...

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This image is a box art illustration for a model kit of a Messerschmitt Me410A-1 "High Speed Bomber" aircraft at a 1/48 scale, with a dynamic perspective. The scene showcases a detailed, three-quarter view of the Me410A-1 bomber in flight against a backdrop of a partially cloudy sky. The aircraft is positioned at a slight angle, suggesting motion and depth. The composition includes details such as bombs suspended beneath the fuselage, and informative callouts with technical details. The overall framing emphasizes the sleek design and speed of the aircraft. The primary subject is the Messerschmitt Me410A-1 bomber, depicted with great accuracy and attention to detail. The aircraft has the characteristic twin-engine design, with two propellers that appear to be spinning. Details such as the cockpit, wings, tail, and fuselage are visible with clear panel lines and markings including the Iron Cross on the wings and fuselage. The image is a model kit with details on parts and functions. The artistic medium is likely digital illustration, used to create the box art for the model kit. The style is realistic and technical, focusing on accuracy and detail, with a dynamic angle emphasizing motion and visual appeal. The technical execution is clean and precise, with well-defined lines and shading to highlight the aircraft's form. The use of perspective and dynamic posing enhances the impression of speed. The setting appears to be the sky with clouds. The lighting is diffused and natural, with the sun casting soft shadows. The color palette incorporates greens, grays, and blues, which suggest a daytime environment and create a feeling of flight. The overall atmosphere and mood are technical and informative, designed to showcase the model and its key features to potential buyers.
December 7, 2025 at 5:05 PM
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Spotted in this week's uploads #1

A 1:32nd scale MiG-23MLD Flogger-K from Trumpeter. This will be a beast of a kit - over 50cm long. Decide where you'll display before you pick a wing configuration.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/23636033...

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A box art image showcases a model kit of the MiG-23MLD Flogger-K fighter jet, featuring detailed illustrations and specifications. The composition presents the model aircraft prominently, diagonally oriented across the frame, suggesting motion and dynamic perspective. The jet is positioned against a backdrop of a stylized landscape, perhaps a desert or mountainous environment, creating a sense of depth. The image includes text elements providing information on the kit, like the model's name, dimensions, scale, the manufacturer's logo, and warnings. The placement of the jet and the landscape's coloring are key elements, providing visual balance. The primary subject is the MiG-23MLD Flogger-K fighter jet, rendered with precision. The aircraft is painted in a camouflage pattern consisting of earthy tones, green, brown, and tan. Details such as the red star insignia, numbering "57", and the shape of the aircraft's body, wings, and tail are clearly defined. A missile is depicted, suggesting potential for added realism. The model design is faithful to the actual jet, providing details like panel lines, rivets, and aerodynamic features. The artistic medium appears to be digital art or a highly detailed illustration intended for a model kit box. The execution is highly detailed and realistic, intended to attract model enthusiasts. The style utilizes shading and highlights to give the aircraft a three-dimensional appearance, with the camouflage patterns and the surrounding landscape contributing to the image's overall aesthetic and appeal. The artwork has a dynamic feel, using a slightly angled perspective. The backdrop consists of a stylized landscape in earthy tones, likely depicting a desert or mountainous area. The lighting is diffused, giving a flat appearance to the background to highlight the plane. The atmosphere is intended to be evocative, suggesting the environment in which the jet might operate.
December 7, 2025 at 5:02 PM
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New products have been uploaded - 515 from Ebay, 75 from Hannants, 45 from Kingkit.

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December 7, 2025 at 4:25 PM
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I’ve also achieved a reasonable baseline with description parsing. I’ll add some more suppliers now.

If you have feature requests/suggestions, now is a good time to share!
November 30, 2025 at 1:53 PM