Showing posts with label SkyMax. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SkyMax. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2014

Sale through Tuesday!

Looking for a firetruck? Maybe you're in the market for some nice additions for your HO layout? Perhaps Santa is taking an early look for something for your little one?


You're in luck, because we have a sale just for you! Check out savings on brands you love such as Wiking, Little Buster, and many more! Visit 3000toys.com today!

Friday, March 8, 2013

SkyMax military airplanes are available now!

If you haven't checked out SkyMax military aircraft models yet, you've been missing out!  Just in the past couple months we have started carrying this brand, and we are excited about the great detailing and construction of these models.


• engraved panel lines •
• a detailed cockpit with a glazed canopy •
• realistic armament •
• authentic markings •
• display stand • 

These beauties feature everything you expect from top manufacturers and even let you keep some money in your pocket thanks to the low, affordable prices.

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#SM4005 - 1/72 Scale
Hawker Tempest Mk.V, B.F. "Bud" Miller, No. 501 "County of Gloucester" Squadron
Replicating the famous Hawker Tempest flown by USAAF exchange pilot Flying Officer "Bud" Miller - the USAAF's only V-1 flying bomb ace - of No. 501 "County of Gloucester" Squadron in September, 1944, when Miller scored his ninth and final V-1 victory.


#SM6005 - 1/72 Scale 
F-84G Thunderjet, EC 3/1 "Argonne," French Air Force

Friday, February 15, 2013

SkyMax military aircraft models ready to ship!

Our very first shipment of SkyMax models arrived this past week!  They look great and are ready to ship.

They feature engraved panel lines, a detailed cockpit with a glazed canopy, realistic armament, authentic markings, and a display stand, and these beauties feature everything you expect from top manufacturers and even let you keep some money in your pocket thanks to the low, affordable prices.

Check 'em out: 


#SM1003 - 1/72 Scale
F8F-1B Bearcat, U.S. Navy Blue Angels, 1946

The last of Grumman's great single-seat, piston-engine naval fighters, the F8F Bearcat was the best of its breed but arrived too late for action in World War II.



#SM1006 - 1/72 Scale
F8F-2 Bearcat,  VF-61 "Jolly Rogers," USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1949




#SM1007 - 1/72 Scale
F8F-1 Bearcat,  U.S. Navy Air Reserve, Glenview, 1950s 




#SM1009 - 1/72 Scale
F8F-1 Bearcat,  1st Fighter Squadron, South Vietnamese Air Force




#SM1010 - 1/72 Scale
F8F-1 Bearcat,  Royal Thai Air Force, Nakhon Sawan Air Base




#SM2002 - 1/72 Scale
La-5FN, Captain Vitaliy Popkov, 5 GvIAP, Autumn, 1944


 

#SM2003 - 1/72 Scale
La-5FN, "Captured", Stendal, 1945




#SM4003 - 1/72 Scale
Hawker Tempest Mk.V, Wing Commander J.C. "Zipp" Button, 1946




#SM4005 - 1/72 Scale
Hawker Tempest Mk.V, B.F. "Bud" Miller, No. 501 "County of Gloucester" Squadron, USAAF




#SM6002 - 1/72 Scale
F84E Thunderjet, Col. Robert Lee Scott, Jr., CO of 36th FBW, Germany, 1952  




#SM6005 - 1/72 Scale
F-84G Thunderjet, EC 3/1 "Argonne," French Air Force




#SM7004 - 1/72 Scale
Jet Provost T5, "XW324," 6FTS, RAF Finningley




#SM7005 - 1/72 Scale
BAC 167 Strikemaster Mk.80, Royal Saudi Air Force




#SM7006 - 1/72 Scale
Jet Provost T5, "The Poachers," RAFC Cranwell




#SM8003 - 1/72 Scale
TBD-1 Devestator, Lt. Cdr. W. Sinton, VT-2, USS Lexington, San Diego, 1938


Friday, January 11, 2013

We're now carrying SkyMax Collectibles' military aircraft!



Featuring engraved panel lines, a detailed cockpit with a glazed canopy, realistic armament, authentic markings, and a display stand, these beauties feature everything you expect from top manufacturers and even let you keep some money in your pocket thanks to the low, affordable prices.

And, as you will come to expect from SkyMax, the story behind each aircraft is one worth being told in your collection. 

Check out the F-84E Thunderjet flown by Col. Robert Scott, Jr., a 13-victory ace who was the first commander of the 23rd Fighter Group "Flying Tigers" during World War II and went on to become a brigadier general. 



And, the Aichi D3A1 dive-bomber that led eight "Vals" from the IJN carrier Shokaku on the famous bombing run over the Hickam Field Army Air Base hangar line during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. 



Or, the eye-catching La-5FN flown by 41-victory ace Capt. Vitaliy Popkov, a two-time Hero of the Soviet Union recipient.



Whichever models you chose, your 1/72 scale die cast aircraft collection - and your wallet - will thank you.