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Celebratethe Spiritof JulyJJuully 201722001177 the making of history... Sale Check Out the Great Deals one piece at a time Throughout the Flyer! AmericaCelebrateThe SpiritOf Your Source For the Finest in Modeling! PLASTIC MODELODODDEL ELE L KITS KKITKI T S • MODELMODEL ACCESSORIESACCCESSORCESSORIES SeeS bback cover for full details. BOOKS & MAGAZINES • PAINTS & TOOLS • GIFTS & COLLECTIBLES OrderO Today at WWW.SQUADRON.COM or call 1-877-414-0434 DearDFid Friends All of us at Squadron wish you a Happy 4th of July! Independence Day has a special meaning to me this year as I celebrate it for the first time as a citizen and fellow American. The IPMS National Convention is at the end of this month in Omaha, Nebraska. Squadron will be attending and will have a large selection of the newest kits, books and tools available. There will be daily raffles, goodie bags and other activities going on at our booth. Vallejo will be joining our team with continuous demos every day in airbrushing and painting. Be sure to stop by and visit us if you are there! For July, we have several great additions to the catalog including SS10246, Squadron Signal Publications, A-1 Skyraider in Action by David Doyle. Designed in 1944, the Skyraider was conceived by the U.S. Navy as a carrier borne attack aircraft. It saw action over Korea and Vietnam. This all new 80 page book is packed with detailed line drawings, color profiles, and over 180 vintage photographs; more than 30 of them in vintage color. Don’s miss the latest product from our Heroes & Warriors line, WAH35526, U.S. WW2 Tank Crew (Winter Dress) on page 25. This ALL-NEW accessory depicts U.S. crew members in various uniforms ready to be placed in your Shermans! We are thrilled to add 3 NEW sets to our True Details Premium line: (TDP72202, TDP48202 and TDP32202) F-14D Wheel Sets in all three major scales. You will be amazed at the beautifully detailed 3D patterns that are rendered in high quality resin and will fit any brand F-14D. For the latest in our Squadron Tools line, check out SQ10121, 0.8” Storage Containers found on page 60. This instrument will help you store small parts, punch & dies or any other tiny accessories. If you need more info on new arrivals in our warehouse, don’t forget to check our website at www.Squadron.com on a daily basis, as we update it regularly with restocked items and new releases. See you in Omaha! Cheers! Jef Verswyvel Chief Modeler at Squadron 1:72, 1:48 and 1:32 Scale NEW NEW NEW NEW F-14D Wheel Set NEWN A-1 Skyraider in Action Book (SC) David Doyle. Originally designated AD and later A-1, the 1944-designed 4 pieces, 2 main and 2 front wheels. Molded in grey resinid and SkyraiderS was conceived and bought by the U.S. Navy as a carrier-borne attack aircraft, and saw combat as such in Korea and very beautifully detailed. Will fit any brand F-14D. 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