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Northview Foundry Catalog A NORTHVIEW Orders can be placed directly to: [email protected] FOUNDRY 1/700 and 1/350 World War II Aircraft Models** USAAF RAF USSR - VVS LUFTWAFFE Bombers/Attack Aircraft Bombers/Attack Aircraft Bombers/Attack Aircraft Bombers/Attack Aircraft * Boeing B-17C/D Fortress (x2) 20.99 * Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (x3) 20.99 Douglas A-20 w/MV-3 Turret (x3) 20.49 * Dornier D-17M/P (x3) 20.49 * Boeing B-17E Fortress (x2) 20.99 * Avro Lancaster (x2) 20.99 * Il-2 Sturmovik Single-Seater (x4) 19.49 * Dornier D-17Z (x3) 20.49 * Boeing B-17F Fortress (x2) 20.99 * SOON Bristol Beaufort (x3) 20.49 * Il-2 Sturmovik Early 2-Seater (x4) 19.49 * NEW Dornier D-217E-5 w/Hs 293 (x3) 20.49 * Boeing B-17G Fortress (x2) 20.99 Bristol Blenheim Mk.I (x3) 19.49 * Il-2 Sturmovik Late2-Seater (x4) 19.49 Dornier D-217K-2 w/Fritz X (x3) 20.49 Consolidated B-24D Liberator (x2) 20.99 Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV (x3) 19.49 Ilyushin DB-3B/3T (x3) 20.49 * Focke-Wulf Fw 200C-4 Condor (x2) 20.99 ConsolidatedB-24 H/J Liberator (x2) 20.99 Douglas Boston Mk.III (x3) 20.49 Ilyushin IL-4 (x3) 20.49 Heinkel He 111E/F (x3) 20.49 * Consolidated B-32 Dominator (x2) 22.99 * Fairey Battle (x3) 19.49 Petlyakov Pe-2(x3) 20.49 * Heinkel He 111H-20/22 w/V-1 (x3) 20.49 Douglas A-20B Havoc (x3) 20.49 * Handley Page Halifax (x2) 20.99 * Petlyakov Pe-8 Early & Late Variants (x2) 22.99 * Henschel Hs 123 (x4) 19.49 Douglas A-20G Havoc (x3) 20.49 * Handley Page Hampden (x3) 20.49 Tupolev TB-3 22.99 Henschel Hs 129 (x4) 19.49 Douglas A-26B Invader (x3) 20.49 * Lockheed Hudson (x3) 20.49 * Tupolev SB-2 Early & Late Variants (x3) 19.49 * Junkers Ju 87A Stuka (x4) 19.49 North American B-25H Gunship (x3) 20.49 * Martin Baltimore (x3) 20.49 * NEW Yer-2 Early & Late Variants (x3) 20.49 * Junkers Ju 87B Stuka (x4) 19.49 North American B-25J (x3) 20.49 * Martin Marauder Mk.I (x3) 20.49 Fighters * Junkers Ju 87D Stuka (x4) 19.49 North American B-25J Strafer (x3) 20.49 Martin Maryland (x3) 20.49 * Junkers Ju 87R Stuka w/wing tanks (x3) 19.49 Lavochkin La-5 (x5) 18.99 * Martin B-26A Marauder (x3) 20.49 * Short Stirling Mk.I (x2) 22.99 * Junkers Ju 88A-4 w/Bombs (x3) 20.49 Mikoyan MiG-3 (x5) * Martin B-26B Marauder (x3) 20.49 * Vickers Wellington (x3) 20.49 18.99 Junkers Ju 188A/E (x3) 20.49 Polikarpov I-152 (I-15bis) (x5) 18.99 * * Junkers Ju 290A-5 Seeadler 24.99 Fighters Fighters Polikarpov I-153 (x5) 18.99 * * Junkers Ju 390 26.99 Curtiss P-40B Warhawk (x5) 18.99 Bolton Paul Deant (x3) 19.49 Polikarpov I-16 (x5) 18.99 * Messerschmitt Me 264 V1 & V2 (x2) 22.99 Lockheed P-38 Lightning (x4) 19.49 * Curtiss Tomahawk Mk.IA (x5) 18.99 Transports / Gliders / Reconnaissance P-38E Lightning w/Drop Tanks (x4) 19.49 Gloster Gladiator (x5) 18.99 Fighters Lisunov Li-2 (x2) 20.99 North American P-51B/C Mustang (x5) 18.99 * Gloster Meteor Mk.IV (x4) 19.49 * Dornier D-217J & N (x3) 20.49 Polikarpov Po-2 (U-2) (x4) 19.49 * P-51B/C Mustang w/Drop Tanks (x5) 18.99 * NEW Hawker Tempest (x4) 19.49 * * Focke-Wulf Fw 190A-4/A-5 (x4) 18.99 Republic P-47D-25 Thunderbolt (x4) 19.49 NEW Supermarine Spitre Mk.VC (x5) 18.99 Focke-Wulf Fw 190D (x4) 18.99 * REGIA AERONAUTICA * * P-47D-25 Thunderbolt w/Belly Tank (x4) 19.49 * NEW Supermarine Spitre Mk.VII (x5) 18.99 * Focke-Wulf Ta 152H (x3) 19.49 Transports / Gliders / Reconnaissance * NEW Supermarine Spitre Mk.VIII (x5) 18.99 Bombers/Attack Aircraft * SOON Focke-Wulf Ta 154 (x3) 20.49 Supermarine Spitre Mk.XIV (x5) 18.99 Heinkel He 219 (x3) 20.49 * Breda Ba.65 (x3) 19.49 * * NEW Cessna AT-17 Bobcat (x3) 19.49 Westland Whirlwind (x4) 19.49 Horten Ho 229 (x4) 18.99 Cant Z.1007 Single-Tail (x3) 20.49 Curtiss C-46 Commando (x2) 22.99 NEW Junkers Ju 88C (x3) 20.49 Transports / Gliders / Reconnaissance Cant Z.1007 Twin-Tail (x3) 20.49 * Douglas C-47 Skytrain (x2) 20.99 * NEW Messerschmitt Bf 109D (x5) 18.99 Fiat BR.20/BR.20M Cicogna (x3) 20.49 * * Douglas C-47 Skytrain w/Open Door (x2) 20.99 Airspeed Horsa (x2) 20.49 Messerschmitt Bf 109E (x5) 18.99 Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 w/Torpedo (x3) 20.49 * * Douglas C-54 Skymaster (x2) 22.99 * Avro Anson (x3) 19.49 * Messerschmitt Bf 109F (x5) 18.99 Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 Pipistrello (x3) 20.99 * * NEW Lockheed C-69 Constellation (x2) 22.99 * de Havilland Tiger Moth (x4) 18.99 * Bf 109G w/Rocket Pods (x5) 18.99 Savoia-Marchetti SM.84 w/Torpedo (x3) 20.49 * * NEW North American AT-6 Texan (x4) 18.99 * Short Stirling Mk.IV (x2) 22.99 * Bf 110C/D w/Wing Tanks (x3) 19.49 Piaggio P.108B (x2) 20.99 * Waco CG-4A (x3) 20.49 Westland Lysander (x3) 19.49 * Messerschmitt Me 410 (x4) 19.49 Piper L-4 Grasshopper (x4) 18.99 Fighters FAA Transports / Gliders / Reconnaissance * Fiat CR.32 Freccia (x5) 18.99 US NAVY * DFS 230 Assault Glider (x3) 19.49 Bombers/Attack Aircraft * NEW Fiat CR.42 Falco w & w/o Spats (x5) 18.99 * Fieseler Fi 156 Storch (x3) 19.49 Fiat G.50 (x5) 18.99 Bombers/Attack Aircraft * Blackburn Skua (x3) 19.49 Focke-Wulf Fw 189 (x3) 19.49 Macchi C.200 Saetta (x5) 18.99 PB4Y-1 Liberator w/Elco Turret (x2) 20.99 * Blackburn Skua w/Folded Wings (x3) 19.49 * SOON Junkers Ju 86P (x2) 20.49 Macchi C.202 Folgore (x5) 18.99 Consolidated PB4Y-2 Privateer (x2) 20.99 * Blackburn Roc (x3) 19.49 * Reggiane Re.2001/2001VG w/Bomb (x5) 19.49 Seaplanes / Flying Boats * Curtiss SBC-3 Helldiver (x4) 19.49 * Blackburn Roc w/Folded Wings (x3) 19.49 Blohm & Voss BV 138 (x2 - Full & W/L ) 20.99 * Curtiss SBC-4 Helldiver (x4) 19.49 * Fairey Albacore w/Torpedo (x3) 19.49 Transports Fairey Swordsh w/Torpedo (x3) Heinkel He 115 (x3 - 2 Full & W/L ) 20.49 * SBD-3 Dauntless w/Bombs (x4) 19.49 * 19.49 * Savoia-Marchetti SM.82 (x3) 22.99 TBD Devastator w/Torpedo (x3) Carrier Based Aircraft * 19.99 Fighters Seaplanes / Flying Boats TBD Devastator w/Folded Wings (x3) * * 19.99 NEW Fairey Firey (x3) * Fieseler Fi 167 (x3) 19.49 Grumman TBM-3E (Radar) Avenger (x3) * 19.49 Cant Z.506 Airone (x3 - 2 Full & W/L ) 20.99 * 20.49 Fairey Fulmar (x3) * Fieseler Fi 167 w/Folded Wings (x3) 19.49 Lockheed PV-1 Ventura (x3) * 19.49 20.49 Fairey Fulmar w/Folded Wings (x3) * Junkers Ju 87C Stuka (x4) 19.49 Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon (x3) * 19.49 IJA / IJN - JAPAN 20.49 Gloster Sea Gladiator (x5) * Junkers Ju 87C Stuka w/Folded Wings (x4) 19.49 Northrop BT-1 w/Open Canopy (x4) * 18.99 * 19.49 Hawker Sea Hurricane (x4) * Messerschmitt Bf 109T (x5) 18.99 * 18.99 Bombers/Attack Aircraft Fighters Supermarine Seare Mk.I & II (x5) * Bf 109T w/Folded Wings (x5) 18.99 * 18.99 * NEW D3A-1 ‘Val’ w/Bombs (x3) 19.49 * SOON Brewster F2A Bualo (x5) 18.99 Supermarine Seare Mk.III (x5) 18.99 * NEW D3A-1 ‘Val’ w/Folded Wings (x3) 19.49 NETHERLANDS * Grumman F3F-2 (x5) 18.99 * Kawasaki Ki.32 ‘Mary’ (x3) 19.49 * SOON Grumman F3F Wildcat (x5) 18.99 FRANCE Mitsubishi Ki-21-Ia ‘Sally’ (x3) 20.49 Bombers/Attack Aircraft * SOON F4F Wildcat w/Folded Wings (x5) 18.99 Bombers/Attack Aircraft Mitsubishi Ki-21-IIb ‘Sally’ (x3) 20.49 Martin 139 WH1/2 (x3) 20.49 * Grumman F6F-5N (Radar) Hellcat (x4) 19.49 * NEW G3M2 ‘Nell’ w/Bombs/Torpedo (x3) 20.99 Douglas DB-7 (x3) 20.49 Martin 166 WH3/3A (x3) 20.49 * F6F-5N Hellcat w/Folded Wings (x4) 19.49 * NEW G4M1 ‘Betty’ w/Torpedo (x3) 20.99 Loiré et Olivier LeO 451 (x3) 20.49 Fighters Seaplanes / Flying Boats * SOON G4M2 w/Ohka (x3) 20.99 Martin 167 (x3) 20.49 * Mitsubishi Ki-49‘Helen’ (x3) 20.49 * Fokker D.XXI (x5) 18.99 Boeing 314 Clipper Full Hull 24.99 * NEW Potez 63.10 (x3) N/A Boeing 314 Clipper Waterline 24.99 Fighters Fighters * POLAND PBY-5A Catalina (x3 -2 Full & W/L ) 20.99 Nakajima Ki-27 ‘Nate’ (x5) 18.99 Bloch MB.152 (x5) 18.99 * * PB2Y Coronado (x2 - Full & W/L ) 20.49 Nakajima A6N2 ‘Rufe’ (x5 - 3 Full & 2 W/L) 19.49 Bombers/Attack Aircraft Dewoitine D.520 (x5) 18.99 * Martin PBM Mariner (x2 - Full & W/L ) 20.99 Mitsubishi A6M3 ‘Hamp’ w/Belly Tank (x4) 18.99 * PZL.23 (x4) 19.49 Vought OS2U (x3) 18.99 Moraine-Saulnier MS.406 (x5) 18.99 Transports / Reconnaissance * NEW PZL.37 (x3) N/A Trainers * * Ki-15 ‘Babs’ Early & Late Variants (x4) 19.49 Fighters NEW North American SNJ Texan (x4) 18.99 ROMANIA * * Mitsubishi Ki-51 ‘Sonia’ (x3) 19.49 * PZL.11 (x5) 18.99 Fighters * SOON Mitsubishi Ki 57 ‘Topsy’ (x3) 20.49 * Indicates Gear Down Model is also available NEW IAR.80/81w/Bombs (x5) 19.49 NEW Tachikawa Ki-36 (x4) 19.49 * * Most Models are also available in 1/350 Scale * Prices will vary..
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