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Aviation Modelling at Squadron.Com 1:144 SCALE — MINICRAFT HOLIDAY 2019 BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE NEW! ICM B-26B-50 INVADER Christmas Shopis coming... Squadron.com The Hobby Store that is NEVER closed! PAINT & TOOLS PP. 42-45 BOOKS DIORAMIX P. 31 P. 42 ECO KIT 17 AIRBRUSH NEW! PP. 2-3 Gifts for Everyone on Your List. Kits, Books, Paint, Tools and More — Look Inside! Will Your Favorite Kits Be Under The Tree? p.25 See back cover for full details. Order Today at WWW.SQUADRON.COM or call 1-877-414-0434 IT’S NEVER TO EARLY for Christmas Shopping Dear Friends, I cannot believe it is November! This time of year is one of reflection; so many things to be thankful for. It is very fitting that this season of thanks begins with Veteran’s Day. I speak for the entire team here at Squadron when I say there are not enough words to thank you all who have served our great country in any capacity. Your courage and sacrifice protect the freedom we all enjoy. We are in your debt. Keeping history alive is one of the roles we embrace here at Squadron. One of the easiest ways to do that is to visit our book pages in the flyer (pp.16-19 aviation, pp. 33-35 armor, p. 37 ships and p. 24 magazines). Back in stock again is another Squadron Signal favorite – SS10225 Avenger in Action by David Doyle (seen below). Don’t miss it, along with thousands of titles we feature on Squadron.com from Casemate, Ginter, Schiffer, Kagero, Classic Warships, and much more. If you haven’t had a chance to check out our new Squadron Dioramix line, don’t miss it. Hand sculpted in-house by our own Jef V., these pieces are a must for any military model project. On the bottom of this page you will find the newest additions to the line, with more located on p. 31. Yes…November also means that Santa Claus’s annual visit is just around the corner. Whether for yourself or someone you want to introduce to the model, we have great items for every age. Be sure to check out our great gift ideas on the back cover. Don’t miss the complete set of WWII DVD’s (SQC8501) Germany at War that is not only at a very special price – but also includes a gift from us; the Squadron Signal Book D-Day 1944. For the newer modeler – regardless of age, check out our starter kits on pp. 46-47. You won’t want to miss our great selection of Cobi building block sets, UGears wooden models, or our great Complete Kits on the back cover – including tools and paint all in one set to get you going. Featuring a P-47 (SQC85804), a P-51 (SQC85806) and a P-40 (SQC85801), these kits are a great way to get into the hobby and commemorate history at the same time. Our cover product ICM48281 the B-26 Invader by ICM is one of my personal favorites. It can be found on p. 3. Be sure to visit our website regularly at www.Squadron.com for daily updates. As always, I would like to extend a tremendous thank you to all our customers for considering us to be your one-stop-shop for all your modeling needs. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us here at Squadron! Gwynne Order by Dec. 14th for Christmas delivery on in-stock items! IN-STOCKNOW Squadron Set of 64 resin WW2 Ammo cases, generated from a 3D print. Exclusives 48 closed and 16 in open position for all the with separate lid and cartridges. Modellers on Your Gift List. SQUADRON COFFEE MUG Enjoy your favorite hot beverages in this NEW TBF/TBM AVENGER IN ACTION (SC) 16-ounce black ceramic mug from your The Avenger was the foremost Torpedo 1:32 friends at Squadron Products. Large SCALE Bomber in the US Navy's arsenal during enough to host your morning coffee, WWII. Avenger production began it will remind you to get back to your prior to the Japanese attack on Pearl modeling bench before the steam has Harbor and it remained in US Navy stopped rising. 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Kit has recessed panel lines, cargo interior, single piece nacelles, propellers P-38J LIGHTNING with spinners, engraved canopy glazing The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was a and landing lights, optional external B-17G FLYING FORTRESS World War II American piston-engine fuel tanks, optional undercarriage, cargo The B-17G was the final version of fighter aircraft. The P-38J was introduced hatch with detail, optional beaver tail the Flying Fortress, incorporating all in August 1943. Kit has engraved panel (early/late), clear display stand. Decals changes made to its predecessor.
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