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Great Kits for Summer SUMMER 2019 BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE Hundreds of kits ahead to make your summer sizzle! Purchase the HobbyBoss M4 High Speed Tractor Kit, (SQC82408) and enjoy our NEW True Details Canvases SPECIAL OFFER! & Tarps Accessories FREE! See details on page 3. BOOKS ACCESSORIES PP. 20-21 PAINT PP. 56-57 P. 2 FW190 SMOOTH CHECK OUT THREAD THE BEST WHEEL SET VALLEJO P. 21 PAINT SETS! SQUADRON SIGNAL PUBLICATIONS BACK IN STOCK! GREAT KITS FOR SUMMER NEW! S.T.E.M. Kits for ALL AGES - P. 63 See back cover for full details. Order Today at WWW.SQUADRON.COM or call 1-877-414-0434 Not sure what you need? Call us — we can help! 877-414-0434 Dear Friends – With the heat of the summer now upon us, what better time to start a new model project? Even better yet – get those kids and grandkids started on a hobby that will follow them the rest of their lives. Be sure to check out our STEM products p. 63 – one of the biggest trends in education today are STEM programs (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Building a model reinforces all these categories of learning. Do your kids a favor and expand their brains while giving them something really fun to do this summer – what better legacy could there be?! Ahead these pages are filled with kits and accessories to make your modeling experience the best it can be. If you don’t see what you want, visit Squadron.com and you are sure to find it there. Call us at 877-414-0434 if you cannot find what you need and we will locate it for you. Back in stock are two of our popular Squadron Books – USS Iowa-Class Battleships In Action (SS26007) and the F-104 In Action (SS10244). You will find them below, with many more titles available throughout this catalog and at Squadron.com. Build up your library today! With the heat of summer, there is nothing like enjoying a bit of automotive history with building a car model. Don’t miss out on our expanded selection on pp. 54-55 and our tribute to the Fabulous Fifties on the back cover. Check out the great free gift of our new Armor Accessories with the purchase of the Hobby Boss M4 High Speed Tractor Vehicle (SQC82408) as featured on the cover! Get yours while supplies last on p.03. Finishing your model is where creativity can have its greatest impact. Be sure to take a look at the many Vallejo paint sets we have included in this month’s flyer (pp. 56-57) and visit Squadron.com to find more. Our finishing supplies will help you preserve the “Moment in Time” with your model – made even more special with one of our custom bases found on the display pages in Aviation (p. 19) and Armor (p. 47). Finally, it wouldn’t be July if we didn’t have some special “Christmas in July” savings for you. Check out p. 62 to learn more! If there is anything we can do to enhance your modeling experience, let us know. Call (877-414-0434), email ([email protected]), or post to us on Facebook. We love to hear from you. Thanks for choosing us! Gwynne Gorr Chief Executive Officer Check us out and LIKE our Facebook page. SQUADRON SHOP See more IN-STOCKNOW IN-STOCKNOW Magazines on p. 32. NEW IOWA-CLASS BATTLESHIPS ON DECK (SC) Doyle. The Iowa-class battleships were America's and the F-104 STARFIGHTER IN ACTION (SC) world's last active battleships. Back in the World War II Doyle. The Lockheed F-104 Starfighter first flew in 1954, era, six of the class were ordered, and four completed: Starfighters then broke the world altitude record in May NEW! MODEL MILITARY INTERNATIONAL Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri and Wisconsin. Each armed 1958 and the world air-speed record nine days later. It MAGAZINE #159 JULY '19 (SC) with nine 16-inch rifles able to hurl 2,700-lb shells more was the first aircraft to hold both records simultaneously. WWI Schneider Tank by John Prigent; Italeri 1:35 than 23 miles, the Iowas were capable of combating Over160 vintage photos, this new volume chronicles the T-34/85; Tamiya’s 1:35 M10 IIc Achilles by Brett Green; formidable sea-going foes. Over 270 photos, 88 pages. remarkable military career of this aircraft. 80 pages. On Track 2019 by Jon Ham; Dragon 1:35 Elefant. SS26007 $19.95 $17.99 SS10244 $19.95 $17.99 TMM1907 $8.50 More Naval Books on page 31. Check out more Aviation Books on pages 22-26 WWW.SQUADRON.COM 2 TOLL FREE: 1-877-414-0434 ALL-NEW! HOT PRODUCTS 1:48 SCALE 1:144 SCALE 1:35 SCALE SPECIAL OFFER! NEW NEW! C-130A/E HERCULES NEW! JU 88D-1 WWII GERMAN The C-130 has been one of the most effective transport FREE CANVASES & RECONNAISSANCE PLANE and cargo carrying aircraft in history. First deployed in Kit has engraved panel lines, detailed cockpit, radio 1957, the C-130 has been up-dated and new aircraft TARPS ACCESSORIES operator and bombardiers stations, forward fuselage redesigned during adding new engines for greater range WITH PURCHASE! interior, full defensive machine guns, separate trailing and better performance. Kit has recessed panel lines, NEW! M4 HIGH SPEED TRACTOR KIT edge flaps, elevators and rudder, underwing dive opening rear cargo door and position-able landing gear, The 18-ton M4 high speed tractor series could carry both breaks, single piece propellers with separate spinners, build In-flight or on ground, poseable clear display stand, crew and a basic supply of ammunition. Production detailed twin engines, detailed wheel wells and optional markings representing 1 C-130E aircraft as operated started in March 1943 and the 18-ton M4 high speed undercarriage, transparent canopys and other glazings. in Viet-Nam and 2 C-130s, one of which carried SEA tractor was designed mainly as a prime mover for the Decals and color markings for 4 airctaft. Vietnam era ANG markings. 155mm gun and 8-inch and 240mm howitzers. Kit has ICM48240 $87.99 $70.99 MI14748 $39.99 $31.99 286 parts, 176.71mm L x 86.68mm W x 97 .71 mm H. Our new TDP35103 Canvases and Tarps will be 1:35 SCALE FIGURES included with purchase. Highly detailed representation Model kits have 4 unassembled figures with unique features, detailed weapons and equipment. of resin canvases and tarps, a selection of different sizes. SQC82408 $43.99 $35.99 NEW! GERMAN ALL TROPICAL NEW PANZER NEW CREW HY84409 $12.99 NEW! GERMAN TANK CREW KHARKOV 1943 NEW! RUSSIAN 30N6E FLAPLID RADAR SYSTEM Plastic model kit has Kit has over 1100 parts, 24 sprues, full drive train 5 unassembled figures assembly complete with engine transmission, differential with unique facial housing and suspension units, main tires are hollow features, detailed uniforms, rubber with very good tread pattern, transparent weapons and equipment. windshield and side windows, copper cable, photoetch. MA35280 Decals and markings for 6 vehicles - includes dash NEW! GERMAN INFANTRY SET VOL.1 EARLY $21.99 $17.99 gauges, license plates. 402.8mm L x 86.2mm W. HY84413 $12.99 TR01043 $174.99 $139.99 NEW! RAILWAY GONDOLA 16,5-18T Kit has multi-part frame, plank textured, rolling stock bump stops and linkages, early and late type hitch, European gauge, optional doors, early and late wheels and spring suspension, 8 German 2500L fuel drums, 5 unassembled figures, photoetch. Decals and color markings for 4 Gondolas. NEW! GERMAN SPG CREW MA35296 HY84402 $12.99 $91.99 $73.99 TOLL FREE: 1-877-414-0434 WWW.SQUADRON.COM 3 TOLL FREE 1-877-414-0434 AIRCRAFT 1:144 SCALE — MINICRAFT NEW L-188 ELECTRA NEW! B-52D/E STRATOFORTRESS The Lockheed L-188 Electra is an American turboprop airliner built by Lockheed. Kit features surface detail, NEW! RB-29 SUPERFORTRESS The B-52D was first deployed in 1955 as a high altitude basic cockpit, single piece propellers, 2-piece cowlings The B-29 was first employed as a long-range heavy atomic bomber. Tactics used by B-52 crews changed to adapt to low level penetration of well-defended Soviet with power plants, optional undercarriage. bomber to bomb the Japanese mainland from distant MI14723 $29.99 $23.99 bases in China and the Pacific islands. The B-29 was also territory as the Soviets improved their anti-aircraft the first aircraft to deliver drop the atomic bomb in 1945. missile defenses. The B-52E featured new avionics to The B-29 served well into the 1950s for both the United enhance low-level flight for the penetration of well- States Army Air Force and the newly organized United defended Soviet air-space. The B-52E was also used for States Air Force after 1947. Kit has build in-flight or on nuclear deterrence and retired in 1970. Kit has pose-able ground, clear display stand. flaps, clear display stand, AGM-28 Hound Dog stand-off MI14749 $19.99 $15.99 missiles, markings representing Strategic Air Command. MI14745 $49.99 $39.99 BOEING B-52D STRATOFORTRESS MI14734 $44.99 $35.99 CONSOLIDATED B-24D LIBERATOR The Consolidated B-24 Liberator is an American heavy bomber, designed by Consolidated Aircraft of San Diego, California. It was known within the company as the Model 32, and some initial models were laid down as export models designated as various LB-30s, in the Land LOCKHEED MARTIN C-130J Bomber design category. Kit has recessed and panel lines, cargo interior, engraved MI14735 $18.99 $15.99 canopy glazing and landing lights, optional external fuel B-29A SUPERFORTRESS tanks, 40mm cannon, optional undercarriage, cargo Plastic model kit of the Boeing B-29 Superfortress, with hatch with detail, separate beaver tail, clear display stand.
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