GUI 0304 Guillows Porter PC6 The PC-6 Porter is the world’s leading Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) airplane making it extremely versatile in all weather and terrain conditions.  It’s used in many different operations such as search and rescue, material transport, and parachuting excursions -...

GUI 1202 Guillows 1903 Wright Flyer This museum quality scale model kit has a 24" wingspan and over 150 laser cut parts. It includes all the balsa wood, tissue, thread, etc to construct the replica of the FIRST powered, heavier than air machine to...

The B-17 lived up to its “flying fortress” nickname during World War 2 when it penetrated deep into the Third Reich to blast German war production facilities. Bristling with machine guns, the “G” version of the B-17 was a formidable opponent for enemy fighters...

GUI 2003 Guillows Consolidated B-24D Liberator The B-24 Liberator was built in greater quantities than any other U.S. bomber of World War 2. The prototype model was produced by the Consolidated Aircraft Corp. with the first XB-24 taking to the air on Dec. 29,...

GUI 2004 Guillows Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina Flying Boat Flown by most Allied Forces in World War 2, the PBY Catalina became the most successful wartime flying boat because of its flight range, carrying capacity and ability to land on any reasonable body of calm...

GUI 1403 Guillows F-16A Fighting Falcon Considered by many to be one of the best fighter planes ever designed, the F-16A Fighting Falcon, was the winner of an Air Force competition in 1975 for a lightweight, low-cost fighter aircraft. During preproduction tests, the F-16A...

GUI 0805 Guillows North American B-25 Mitchell The B-25 Mitchell was one of the most outstanding medium bombers of World War 2. Conceived in mid-1939, the first production model flew in August 1940 and the first operational success was scored on December 24, 1941...

GUI 0804 Guillows Douglas DC-3 / C-47 Considered to be the single most important aircraft in the history of air transportation, the DC-3 first flew in 1935. Douglas Aircraft built it as a replacement for the smaller DC-2. Its 180 MPH cruising speed made...

GUI 0508 Guillows Junkers JU-87B Stuka The Stuka was specifically designed for a vertical bomb run, or as popularly known as "dive-bombing". The 87-B model was the most widely used of the Stuka's and first saw service during the 1939 Polish Campaign. In May...

GUI 0504 Guillows Supermarine Spitfire The Supermarine Spitfire was Britain's most successful fighter of the second World War. The airplane's orignal design was created by Reginald J. Mitchell. It's development started in 1925, which resulted in the famous Schneider Trophy contest racers. Eventually, it was...

GUI 1402 Guillows Grumman F-14A Tomcat The first F-14 Tomcat made its maiden flight on Dec. 21, 1970. It was the culmination of an extensive Grumman Aerospace Corporation’s design program to meet U.S. Navy specifications for an effective shipboard fighter. The F-14 was introduced...

GUI 1401 Guillows McDonnel Douglas F-15 Eagle Very few fighter aircraft ever dominated the scene like the McDonnell-Douglas F-15 Eagle after its initial flight on July 27, 1972. From the beginning, it exhibited outstanding maneuverability, performance and handling qualities making it unmatched by any...

GUI 0016 Guillows 2 inch Plastic Wheels (8x 1/2 Wheels)

GUI 0111 Guillows Plastic Wheels 3/4" (8 Pack)

GUI 0117 Guillows 5" Plastic Propeller (3 Pack)

GUI 0118 Guillows 6" Plastic Propeller (3 Pack)

GUI 0119 Guillows 7" x 3/32 Rubber Band (10 Pack)

GUI 0121 Guillows 96" Rubber Thread (1 pack)

The Japanese Navy ordered the NAKAJIMA A6M2-N seaplane an adaptation of the Mitsubishi Zero-fighter plane, in early 1940. The first delivery was made in December 1941 and a total of 320 were built before production ceased in 1943. It was named the "Rufe" by...