Grumman F-14B Tomcat VK3001

Grumman F-14B Tomcat VK3001The F 14 Tomcat followed a history of Cats in the military. The F4F Wildcat and the F6F Hellcat that fought in the skies years before the Tomcat ever bit the air. In the late 1960's, the US Navy dropped its TFX program, and decided to focus on an aircraft dedicated to fleet defense. Grumman had already begun developing the F 14, and was definitely headed for a Cat designation. The person responsible for this project was Admiral Tom Conolly, Deputy

Highly detailed replica of the Arado Ar 240

The self-propelled heavy anti-tank gun Nashorn packed a formidable punch courtesy of a mammoth 71-caliber 8

based upon extensive research of the actual tank

the Wehrmacht’s ground forces boasted 6

be more efficient

with a front engine and rear-wheel drive

due in equal measure to the extraordinary talent of driver Alain Prost

the Soviets were already working on its successor

These tweezers feature a finely-angled tip that gives you access to hard-to-reach places

helicopter carrier or troop transport ship

Lighting Strikes

in the case of C5 vehicles (those purchased in the 2020 fiscal year budget) resulting in a turret-rear air conditioning unit (carried over from the C4 design)