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Skytrex Range PACKET Price £3.75 British Pack Qty M100 Vickers MkV1B Light Tank 6 M105 Valentine 5 M106 Crusader 11 5 M107 Crusader 111 5 M108 Matilda I 5 M109 Matilda II 5 M110 Grant 5 M112 Churchill V11 5 M113 Sherman M4A1 5 M114 Sherman Firefly 5 M115 Cromwell 1V 5 M117 Comet 1 5 M132 Rolls-Royce Armoured Car 6 M133 Marmon Herrington A/Car 6 M135 A.E.C. A/Car 5 M136 Daimler A/Car 5 M140 Bren Carrier 6 M141 Loyd Carrier 6 M151 Deacon S.P.G. 5 M152 Sexton S.P.G. 5 M153 Bishop S.P.G. 5 M154 Archer 17 pdr S.P.G. 5 M161 Bedford Q.L.T. Truck 5 M162 Commer Q15 15cwt Truck 5 M168 Leyland Hippo 10 ton Truck 4 M170 Quad Tractor 5 M171 A.E.C. Matador 5 M181 6 pdr A/T 5 M182 17 pdr A/T 5 M183 25 pdr F/G Limber 4 M184 5.5” F/G 4 M199 Crusader A.A. Mk 111 5 USA M200 M3 Stuart 5 M204 M4A3 Sherman 75mm 5 M205 M4A3 Sherman 76mm 5 M207 Chaffee 5 M208 M26 Pershing 4 M209 M18 Hellcat 5 M210 M10 Tank Destroyer 5 M211 M36 Jackson Tank destroyer 5 M220 M26 Tank Transporter 2 M230 M8 Greyhound A/C 5 M231 M20 Scout Car 5 M233 3 ton Jeep 6 M240 M3A1 Half track 5 M241 M3A1 + Mortar 5 M250 M7 Priest 105mm S.P.G. 5 M261 GMC 2.5 ton Truck 5 M281 3” Anti Tank Gun 5 M285 105mm Howitzer 5 German M300 Panzer 1 Command 6 M301 Pz 1 B 5 M302 Pz 11 B 5 M304 Pz 111 F 5 M305 Pz 111 N 5 M306 Pz 111 J 5 M307 Stug 111 A 75mm 5 M308 Stug 111 G 75mm 5 M309 Stug 111 G 105mm 5 M311 Pz 38T 5 M313 Pz 1V F1 5 M314 Pz 1V F2 5 M315 Pz 1V H 5 M317 Jagd Pz IV 5 M318 Sturm Pz 1V 5 M319 Panther G 5 M320 Jagd Panther 5 M321 Tiger 1 4 M322 Sturm Tiger 4 M323 Tiger 11 Porshe 4 M325 Tiger 11 Henschel 4 M326 Jagd Tiger 4 M327 Elephant 4 M328 Maus 3 M329 Hetzer 5 M330 Sdkfz 222 A/Car 5 M333 Sdkfz 232/1 (8 rad) A/C 5 M335 Sdkfz 234/2 Puma 5 M340 Sdkfz 251/1 5 M341 Sdkfz 7 5 M342 Sdkfz 11 3 ton Light Tractor 5 M346 Sdkfz 250/1 5 M347 S.W.S. 40 5 M348 Sdkfz 250/9 A/Car 5 M350 Wespe 5 M351 Hummel 5 M352 Nashorn 5 M353 150mm S19/Pz1 (x 3) & Pak 47mm Pz1 (x 3) 6 M354 Marder 111 H 5 M360 Opel Blitz 3 ton Truck 5 M365 Kubelwagen 6 M380 37mm Pak 36 A/Tank Gun 5 M381 50mm Pak 38 A/Tank Gun 5 M382 75mm Pak 40 A/T gun 5 M383 88mm Pak 43/41 “Barndoor” A/Tank 5 M384 88mm Flak 18 A.A./A.T. Gun 4 M385 88mm Pak 43 A/T Gun 4 M386 FH18 105mm Field Gun 5 M392 Mobelwagen 37mm S.P.A.A. 5 USSR M408 BT7 5 M409 T34/76B 5 M410 T34/76D 5 M411 T34/85 5 M412 KV1 4 M413 KV2 4 M414 KV85 4 M415 JS11 Heavy Tank 4 M416 JS111 Stalin Heavy Tank 4 M431 Ba 10m A/Car 5 M450 SU76 5 M451 SU85 5 M452 SU100 5 M453 SU 122 5 M456 ISU 152 4 M460 GAZ 4 x 4 Truck 5 M461 Jag 12 Heavy Lorry 5 M465 Katyuska Rkt on GAZ 5 M481 57mm A/T Gun 5 M482 76.2mm Field Gun 5 M484 122mm M1938 Howitzer 5 Landing Craft M550 L.C.A. 3 M551 L.C.M. Mk111 2 Argentina P1040 Pucara £3.30 France P1020 Dassault-Brequet Mirage 111 £3.30 P1021 Dassault-Brequet Mirage V £3.30 P1023 Dassault-Brequet/Dornier Alpha Jet £3.30 P1024 Allouette 111 £3.30 Germany P1026 Mbb BO105 £3.30 Israeli P1001 1A1 Kfir £3.30 Sweden P1002 Saab 35 Draken £3.30 P1003 Saab Viggen £3.30 Britian P703 Hawker Hunter MK6 £3.30 P705 Gloster Javelin £6.60 P708 B.A.C. Lightning £3.30 P709 Hawker Harrier £3.30 P710 Sepecat Jaguar £3.30 P711 Panavia MRCA Tornado £3.30 P731 Hawker Sidddeley Hawk £3.30 P732 Fairey Gannet £3.30 P733 Norman Islander £3.30 P780 English Electric Canberra £6.60 P782 Hawker Siddeley Vulcan £14.10 P792 Westland Puma £3.30 P793 Westland Sa 341 Gazelle £3.30 P794 Westland Lynx £3.30 USA P800 F-80 Shooting Star £3.30 P802 F-86D Sabre £3.30 P803 F-100 Super Sabre £3.30 P806 F-104 Starfighter £3.30 P807 F-105 Republic Thunderchief £3.30 P811 Northrop F-5E Tiger 11 £3.30 P812 McDonnell-Douglas Phantom F-4 £3.30 P813 Vought F-8 Crusader £3.30 P814 Vought A7A Corsair £3.30 P815 McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle £6.60 P816 F-16 Fighting Falcon £3.30 P817 F18 Hornet £3.30 P818 McDonnell-Douglas AV-8 B £3.30 P833 McDonnell-Douglas Skyhawk £6.60 P834 Fairchild A 10A Thunderbolt £6.60 P835 General Dynamics F-111 £6.60 P836 Grumman F-14A Tomcat £6.60 P841 Grumman OV 1B Mohawk £6.60 P880 C-130 Hercules £11.50 P881 B-52 Strato Fortress £14.10 P889 OH-6 Cayuse £3.30 P890 Bell Iroquois UH 1D £3.30 P891 Bell Huey Cobra £3.30 P892 SH-3D Sea King £6.60 P893 Boeing Vertol 107 £6.60 P894 CH-47 Chinook £6.60 P895 Hughes 500 M/D Defender £3.30 P896 CH-53 Sea Stallion £6.60 P897 AH-64 Apache £6.60 P898 CH-58 Kiowa (Jet Ranger) £3.30 P899 UH-60A Blackhawk £6.60 Soviet P900 Mig 15 (Fagot) £3.30 P902 Mig 19 (Farmer) £3.30 P903 Mig 21 (Fishbed) £3.30 P904 Mig 23 (Flogger) £6.60 P905 Mig 25 (Foxbat) £6.60 P906 Mig27 (Flogger D) £6.60 P907 Sukhoi Su-7 (Fitter) £6.60 P908 Sukhoi Su-11 (Fishpot) £6.60 P912 Sukhoi Su-15 (Flaggon) £6.60 P913 Sukhoi Su-19 (Fencer) £6.60 P914 Sukhoi Su-25 (Frogfoot) £6.60 P915 Mig 29 £6.60 P930 Iskara £3.30 P980 Antanov AN 12 (cub) £11.55 P991 Mil Mi6 (Hook) £6.60 P992 Mil Mi8 (Hip) £6.60 P993 Mi24 (Hind D) £6.60 Bases P10 Small (x3) for Fighters £4.50 P11 Large (x2) for larger Aircraft £4.50 Britain P305 Gloster Gladiator £3.30 P306 Hawker Hurricane £3.30 P307 Supermarine Spitfire V £3.30 P308 Boulton Paul Defiant £3.30 P312 Hawker Typhoon £3.30 P316 Gloster Meteor £3.30 P340 De Haviland Mosquito £3.30 P341 Bristol Beaufighter £3.30 P343 Vickers Wellington £9.90 P346 Handley Page Hampden £6.60 P381 Avro Lancaster £11.55 P382 Handley Page Halifax £11.55 P393 Westland Lysander £3.30 P395 Airspeed Horsa £5.85 P397 Hotspur Glider £3.30 Germany P402 Messerschmitt Bf 109B £3.30 P405 Focke-Wulf 190A3 £3.30 P406 Focke-wulf 190 D £3.30 P408 Messerschmitt Me 262 £3.30 P440 Stuka Ju 87B £3.30 P442 Messerschmitt Bf 110 £3.30 P443 Messerschmitt Me 410 £3.30 P444 Henschel He 129 £3.30 P445 Focke-wulf 189 £3.30 P460 Junkers Ju 88A-4 £6.60 P461 Junkers Ju 188 £6.60 P462 Heinkel He 111 £9.90 P463 Dornier 17 £9.90 P467 Junkers Ju 52 £11.55 P493 Henschell Hs230 Glider £3.30 P499 V1 Buzz Bomb (x2) £3.30 USA P508 Brewster Buffalo £3.30 P510 P-38 Lightning £3.30 P511 P-40 Warhawk £3.30 P513 Republic P47 Thunderbolt £3.30 P514 N American P51 D Mustang £3.30 P515 Grumman F4F Wildcat £3.30 P516 Grumman F6F Hellcat £3.30 P517 Chance-Vought F4U - 18 Corsair £3.30 P547 Martin B26 Marauder £9.90 P580 Boeing B17F Fortress £11.55 P581 Consolidated B24 Liberator £11.55 P590 Consolidated Catalina £11.55 P591 Douglas DC3 Dakota £9.90 P592 Waco Glider £3.30 Japan P602 Mitsubishi A 6M (Zero) £3.30 P603 Nakajima Ki-84 Hayate (Frank) £3.30 P604 Kawaski Ki Hien (Tony) £3.30 Soviet P653 I-16 Polikarpov £3.30 P654 MIG 3 £3.30 P655 LA 5 £3.30 P656 YAK 9 £3.30 P670 I1-2 STURMOVIK £3.30 P671 Pe 2 £6.60 P680 Ilyvshin 114 £6.60 Italy P690 Fiat CR.42 (Falco) £3.30 P691 Macchi C200 (Saetta) £3.30 P692 Fiat G50 (Freccia) £3.30 P693 Reggiane Re 2000 (Falco) £3.30 P696 Savoia Marchetti SM79 £6.60 P697 Cant Z 1007 £6.60 British P102 DH2 £3.30 P108 Se5a £3.30 P110 Sopwith Pup £3.30 P111 Sopwith Camel £3.30 P112 Sopwith Triplane £3.30 P113 Sopwith Dolphin £3.30 P130 Bristol Fighter F2B £3.30 P132 BE2c £3.30 P134 RE8 £3.30 P135 D.H. 4 £3.30 P137 Sopwith 11/2 strutter £3.30 P141 Short 185 Seaplane £3.30 France P151 Spad V11 £3.30 P153 Nieuport 11 £3.30 P156 Nieuport 27 £3.30 P182 Brequet 14 £3.30 German P202 Pfalz D111 £3.30 P203 Roland D11 £3.30 P205 Albatross D111 £3.30 P206 Albatross D111 £3.30 P209 Fokker DV11 £3.30 P211 Siemans-Schuckert D111 £3.30 P212 Siemans-Schuckert D11 £3.30 P213 Siemans-Schuckert D1V £3.30 P214 Fokker DRI Triplane £3.30 P215 Fokker E V/DV 111 £3.30 P217 Fokker E.111 £3.75 P218 Junkers D1 £3.75 P225 D.F.W.C.V.
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