 
Fighter
aircraft model
 During the '80s, the U.S. F-15 Eagle and the Soviet MiG-29 Fulcrum
ruled the skies. Billions were spent developing these amazing fighter aircraft. Our
1:48-scale models, meticulously handcrafted from mahogany and intricately hand-painted,
capture the spirit of these venerable warbirds. Each mounted on handsome display stand.
Land one of these beauties on your desk or mantel and you're sure to do barrel rolls.
Select from U.S. F-15 Eagle or Soviet MiG-29 Fulcrum. Save on a set!
Please specify above.
Aviator
goggles
For fighter pilots, distance/depth
perception and glare and haze suppression are matters of life and death. Pilots never
skimp on their aviator goggles. These chamois-lined beauties with both clear and tinted,
precision ground, compound curve glass optics, allow excellent direct and peripheral
vision. Made in '60s-'70s but never issued (brand new with factory docs). A must for open
cockpit pilots and aviation collectors. We've seen these offered in a famous aviation
catalog for $175! Our quantity is limited and our price is absurd!
WWII plane model, Sturmovik
When you see these 1:32-scale, WWII-era
Allied models, you'll have visions of aerial dogfights (with .50-cals blazing, engines
aflame and pilots bailing out). Each has been meticulously handcrafted from solid
mahogany, then intricately hand-painted and coated with clear lacquer to protect them for
generations to come. Mounted on a handsome display stand. 18" wingspan. Land one
today!
WWII plane model, Stuka
Mounted on a handsome display stand.
17" wingspan. Land one today!
WWII plane model, Zero
Mounted on a handsome display stand.
13½" wingspan. Land one today!
U2 spy plane model
The ultra-light U2 was designed for the CIA
by Lockheed's super-secret Skunk Works. Its mission – high altitude aerial
reconnaissance photography (keeping tabs on the "Russkys"). This 1:72 scale
model, crafted from mahogany, has been hand-painted by skilled artists to bring out the
look of the original prototype models. Mounted on a handsome display stand. 18"
wingspan, 11" long.
Stabilizing
parachute
During the '70s, chutes like this were used
to stabilize the landings of high-performance American military aircraft. Today, they're
the hottest (and, far and away the least expensive) sea anchor on the market! Built to
U.S. mil-spec standards, each has a dozen 8' long shrouds and an ample 4' canopy. We also
have a few red, cross-type chutes (not shown) with a 5' diameter canopy, great for
strapping to the back of your hot rod. Unique decorative accents for rec rooms, offices,
restaurants and bars, too! Please specify Sea Anchor or Red-Cross Drag chute
above.
Burled box w/secret compartments
This beautiful box was crafted entirely by
hand from rare burled wood (which results from an unusual growth phenomenon).
Hand-polishing brings out the natural beauty of the wood grain. At first glance, you'll
notice the locking, hinged lid and divided compartments. Look a little deeper (if you know
the secret*) and you'll find two hidden drawers, nearly invisible to the untrained eye.
The perfect hiding place for your most valuable treasures and deepest secrets.
Precision-cut joints seal tight to keep your personal treasures safe.
8¾"x5½"x4". Please specify Scroll or Square bottom box.
*Just press the bottom of the interior panel to open the secret compartments.
Gsh-6A pressure helmet
MiG's can operate at the edge of the earth's
atmosphere. Their crews wear high-altitude suits (similar to spacesuits) and these Gsh-6A
high altitude pressure helmets. We have a few, identical to the one worn by Victor Belenko
when he defected to Japan with his MiG-25 in '76. Made in '80s, in very good condition!
Complete with fire-retardant, green inner communications helmet with microphone and
earphones, internal sun visor, aluminum neck-mounting ring, retention cables. Quantities
extremely limited. Awesome display piece for aviator's home, office or museum! Assorted
sizes.
If you plan on wearing this helmet...
SIZE 1 is considered a small
SIZE 2 a medium
SIZE 3 a large
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