Military Planes and Armor on the horizon for early next year.

From Forces of Valor
Already a fan-favorite, Forces of Valor has fine-tuned and upgraded their latest thrilling lineup, featuring replicas of several dynamic AFVs of the World War II era! Focusing on Russian and German vehicles, these wonderful pieces are a little larger than the typical model. At 1/32 scale, any one of them is sure to make an eye-catching addition to your collection. Especially of note is the Sd.Kfz 181 Tiger, a heavy tank that served the German Army during the latter years of the Second World War. The first German tank to mount the powerful 88mm anti-aircraft gun, the Tiger was an excellent fighting machine in both design and endurance. It was also famously driven by Michael Wittmann, a Waffen-SS commander who destroyed several enemy tanks and personnel carriers in only 15 minutes, thanks to the versatility of the fearsome Tiger.

Each 1/32 scale replica features a striking attention to historical authenticity including rotating weaponry, quality tracks or tires, historic markings, and also includes a removable display base.

From Hobby Master
Modern day and World War Two aircraft make up this month’s wonderful assortmen. Especially of note, our fabulous offer includes a replica of the F-117A Nighthawk. First flown in 1981, the F-117 was the first operational aircraft conceived with stealth technology. Used several times in combat, the F-117A was notably flown by the 8th Fighter Squadron during Operation Allied Force in Kosovo, 1999.
 
For a model of a more classic aircraft, you can’t go wrong with the Boston Mk.V. Also known by the British as the A-20 Havoc, the Boston served with multiple Allied air forces during WWII, including the No. 13 Squadron, who used it to drop flares and mark the way for bombers to dispense their loads. Finally, honor the 75th anniversary of D-Day with a replica of the F-15E Eagle. Recreating the famous air fighter as flown by the 492nd Fighter Squadron, this very special piece features a commemorative scheme to commemorate the RAF and the historic Normandy Invasion.