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		Brand	AZUR	Main Property	Plastic Models
		Name	Ref: AZ32043 Created: 03/11/2010 DEWOITINE D 520 HI TECH Description: The Dewoitine D.520 was a French fighter aircraft that entered service in early 1940, shortly after the opening of World War II. Unlike the Morane-Saulnier M.S.406, which was at that time the Armée de l’Air’s most numerous fighter, the Dewoitine D.520 came close to being a match for the latest German types, such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109. Because of a delayed production cycle, only a small number were available to meet the Luftwaffe. "High Tech" kit with resin and photoetched parts. Stock:	Speciality	Planes world war 2
				Scale	1/32e
Advised Accessories Brand NEMROD Main Property Figurines miniatures Name Ref: N32005   Created: 10/25/2006 FRENCH AIR FORCE PILOTE AND MECHANIC 1939/1945 Description : 2 resin figures Stock:   Speciality world war 2 Scale 54mm, 1/32e

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		Name	Ref: AZ32045 Created: 03/11/2010 CURTISS HAWK H75A-1/2/3 Description: The Curtiss P-36 Hawk, also known as the Curtiss Hawk Model 75, was an American desingned and built fighter plane of the 1930s and 40s. A contemporary of the much superior Hawker Hurricane and Messerschmitt Bf 109, it was one of the first of a new generation of combat aircraft—a sleek monoplane design making extensive use of metal in its construction and powered by a powerful piston engine. Obsolete at the onset of World War II and best known as the predecessor of the Curtiss P-40, the P-36 saw only limited combat with the United States Army Air Forces, but it was used more extensively by the French Air Force, both during the Battle of France and by the Vichy France armed forces, and also by the British Commonwealth (where it was known as the Mohawk), and Chinese air units. Several dozen also fought in the Finnish Air Force against the Soviet Red Air Force. With around 1,000 aircraft built, the P-36 was a major commercial success for Curtiss. This article also covers the YP-37 and the XP-42 prototypes based on the P-36. Stock:	Speciality	Planes world war 2
				Scale	1/32e
Advised Accessories Brand NEMROD Main Property Figurines miniatures Name Ref: N32005   Created: 10/25/2006 FRENCH AIR FORCE PILOTE AND MECHANIC 1939/1945 Description : 2 resin figures Stock:   Speciality world war 2 Scale 54mm, 1/32e

		Brand	AZUR	Main Property	Plastic Models
		Name	Ref: AZ32046 Created: 03/11/2010 POLIKARPOV I-16 Description: Small Soviet fighter at the end of the 30’s. Fought during the Spanish Civil War and at the beginning of World War Two. Stock:	Speciality	Planes world war 2
				Scale	1/32e

		Brand	AZUR	Main Property	Plastic Models
		Name	Ref: AZ32060 Created: 03/11/2010 BLOCH MB 152C.1 Description: The Bloch MB.152 was a French low-wing, all-metal monoplane fighter aircraft with retractable landing gear and enclosed cockpit developed by Société des Avions Marcel Bloch. This company began " la Société des Avions Marcel Dassault" in 1947. Stock:	Speciality	Planes world war 2
				Scale	1/32e
Advised Accessories Brand NEMROD Main Property Figurines miniatures Name Ref: N32005   Created: 10/25/2006 FRENCH AIR FORCE PILOTE AND MECHANIC 1939/1945 Description : 2 resin figures Stock:   Speciality world war 2 Scale 54mm, 1/32e

		Brand	AZUR	Main Property	Plastic Models
		Name	Ref: AZ32061 Created: 01/16/2011 CAUDRON C.714C.1 FRENCH AIR FORCE " Groupe de Chasse 1/145 Varsaw " - 1940 Description: Marcel Riffard, who joined the French company Societe Anonyme des Avions Caudron as chief designer in 1932, became renowned during the next four years when well streamlined racing aircraft of his design won the "Coupe Deutsch de la Meurthe" contests in 1934, 1935 and 1936. The excellence of the basic design induced the company to develop a lightweight fighter aircraft that would benefit from the experience gained in construction and development of the Coupe Deutsch contenders, leading to the Caudron C.710 prototype which flew for the first time on 18 July 1936. The factory testing of this prototype confirmed Riffard’s performance estimates, and it was handed over to the CEMA for trials in September 1938. In November there followed an order for 100 C.714 production aircraft which were required to have four 7.5mm wing-mounted machine-guns. Of low-wing cantilever monoplane configuration, the C.714 was an all-wood construction, except that all control surfaces had light alloy framework and fabric covering. Production began in the summer of 1939, and 50 of the aircraft which had been intended to serve with the Armee de I’Air were diverted to the assistance of Finland, but only six had been received by 12 March 1940, the balance being presumed to have been lost en route. It is believed that about 40 C.714s were delivered to the French air force, which, after some 90 had been built, cancelled production because of dissatisfaction with the type’s rate of climb. They were used to equip an all-Polish squadron which became known as the ’Warsaw Group’ (GC 1/145), this unit seeing action against the Germans between 2-13 June 1940. Following the collapse of France, a small number were used by the Vichy French air force, and about 20 were confiscated by the Germans for use by the Luftwaffe. Stock:	Speciality	Planes world war 2
				Scale	1/32e
Advised Accessories Brand NEMROD Main Property Figurines miniatures Name Ref: N32005   Created: 10/25/2006 FRENCH AIR FORCE PILOTE AND MECHANIC 1939/1945 Description : 2 resin figures Stock:   Speciality world war 2 Scale 54mm, 1/32e

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