Aerotech - Aircraft range

Updated on Saturday, June 13, 2009

The Aerotech range of aircraft kits is a new departure for Marsh Models. These kits use the 23 years of experience of model car production to produce a truly unique series of kits that combine high quality resin and white metal parts with high definition and easy to use nickel silver, brass or stainless steel photoetch. Where appropriate, 2 cockpit vacforms are provided and usually multi option decal sheets. Whilst the cost may seem to be higher that the norm, no extra add on parts are needed to produce a stunning replica.

For those of you still thinking about buying one of our AT32004 DH88 Comet kits, can I suggest getting hold of a copy of Model Airplane International from May where you will find a very fair and comprehesive build review. Thsi kit is limited to 150 and , currently, we have 8 left.

Now available is AT32009 Supermarine S6. We are also planning to produce the Ryan NYP Spirit of St Louis and the Speed Spitfire in 1/32nd.

To see what we will be releasing in this range, please got to' FUTURE RELEASES'

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AT32009 - 1929 Supermarine S6

The Supermarine S6 followed Mitchells format with the S5 but the switch to the Rolls Royce 'R' engine resulted in a larger and heavier aircraft. 2 were entered for the 1929 Schneider Trophy race at Calshot and Waghorn took N247 to a famous victory at 328.63 mph. Later, the same aircraft would raise the World Speend record to 355.8 mph. The kit is a Limited Edition and only 150 will be produced.

AT72003 - Shinden Kai J7W2

New in 1/72nd is the jet powered Shinden, that was designed but never completed. The kit features the correct shortened undercarriage and 3 photoecthed sheets.

We value your feedback on this range so let us know what you think would make good subjects.