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2007-2008
CATALOG
Engines
1/4 scale
Unassembled Plastic Model Kit
11090 Transparent Ford Flat Head V8 Engine
New from Lindberg Models is the working
Ford Flat Head V8 Transparent Engine Kit in
1/4 scale.
The features in this kit include:
• Visible working valves, pistons
and crankshaft
• Electric drive motor
• Realistic motor sounds
• Over 200 parts
• Prepainted
• Rubber belts and stand included
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Cars and Trucks
Unassembled Plastic Model Kits
This 1/25 scale model of the “Little Red
Wagon” was made famous in 1965, as the
first "wheelstander." The Dodge A-100
compact pickup was modified by putting
in a 426 HEMI® engine behind the cab, in
front of the rear wheels. Items such as the
heater, dash panel, front bumper, and
body sealer were removed and the doors
replaced with fiberglass versions.
When the throttle was applied by
owner and driver, Bill "Maverick" Golden,
it popped its front wheels into the air,
while still achieving acceleration. It
became a hit with fans, and ran at drag
strips throughout the US.
72158 Dodge “Little Red Wagon”™ 1/25
This authentic 1/25 scale model kit is an
official licensed product of a Ford F-150
Off Road 4x4. Lindberg’s model is over 8”
in length and recommended for ages 10
and over.
72177 Ford F-150 Off Road 4x4 1/25
This authentic 1/24 scale model of the
1929 Mercedes Benz SSK, has a removable hood and features chrome plated
parts, clear plastic windshield and headlights, rubber-like tires and comes molded
in three colors.
72326 1929 Mercedes Benz SSK 1/24
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Cars and Trucks
1/32 scale
72133 ‘34 Ford Coupe 1/32
72134 ‘30 Ford Model A Pickup 1/32
72141 ‘49 Ford Tudor 1/32
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72140 ‘40 Ford Convertible 1/32
72142 ‘36 Ford Roadster 1/32
1/32 • 1/25 scale
72146 ‘25 Ford T Street Rod 1/32
72147 1915 Ford Couplet 1/32
72148 ‘32 Lincoln Convertible 1/32
72149 Ford F-150 Flareside 4x4 1/25
72150 ‘32 Ford B Roadster 1/32
72151 ‘71 Ford Mustang 1/25
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Cars and Trucks
1/24 or 1/25
scale
72155* ‘34 Ford Custom Pickup 1/24
72156 ‘64 Dodge “Color Me Gone”™ 1/25
72157* ‘34 Ford Pickup 1/24
72159* ‘40 Ford Custom Coupe 1/25
* 72155, 72157 and 72159 each allow the builder to select from three different ways to build model
72161 64 Dodge “RAMCHARGERS” 1/25
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72172 ‘53 Ford Victoria 1/25
Cars and Trucks
1/24 • 1/25 scale
72174 ‘64 Dodge “Maverick”™ 1/25
72176 ‘64 Dodge 330 1/25
72195 ‘53 Ford Convertible 1/25
72196 ‘25 Ford 5 Window Tall T 1/24
72321 ‘53 Ford Indy Pace Car Convertible 1/25
72322 ‘48 Lincoln Continental 1/25
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Cars and Trucks
1/24 • 1/25 • 1/32
scale
The American LaFrance Company
was started around 1872 by Asa and
Truckson LaFrance. The American
LaFrance 900 Series Custom Pumper
was built at the Elmira New York
Plant. The standard 900 Pumper
comes equipped with twinflow
pumps rated at 750 gallons/minute.
It’s a complete one-man “nerve
center” control panel.
72197 LaFrance 900 Series Pumper 1/32
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72323 ‘37 Cord Convertible 1/25
72325 ‘31 Bugatti Royal Victoria 1/24
72330 ‘32 Ford Pickup 1/24
72331 ‘34 Ford Roadster Pickup 1/24
Cars and Trucks
Individual scale noted • Unassembled Plastic Model Kits
72324 ‘35 Auburn Convertible 1/25
72332 1910 Ford Model T 1/16
72334 Ford Custom Model “T” Pickup 1/24
72335 Gremlin Grabber 1/20
72712 Chrysler Atlantic 1/25
72714 Dodge Dakota Sport Pickup 1/25
73069 1972 Dodge Challenger 1/25
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Highly Detailed Cars and Trucks
1/24 scale
These Highly Detailed Kits Feature:
• Detailed Chassis with Complete Suspension
• Chrome Plated Parts
• Vinyl Tires
• Detailed Interior
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1/24 scale
73051 1938 Ford Custom Coupe 1/24
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1/24 scale
Highly Detailed Unassembled Plastic Model Kits
73063 1937 Ford Custom Convertible 1/24
73064 1938 Ford Custom Van 1/24
73055 Dodge Rampage Concept1/24
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Highly Detailed Unassembled Plastic Model Kits
1/24 scale
73066 2008 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Convertible 1/24
73075 Dodge Demon Convertible Concept 1/24
73057 2008 Dodge Viper SRT-10 Coupe 1/24
73076 Dodge Challenger Concept 1/24
73065 2008 Dodge Super Bee 1/24
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Dodge Monster Trucks
1/24 scale
Hall Brothers Racing, Inc. is owned and
operated by Tim and Mark Hall. The Halls
have been involved in racing since 1978. The
Hall Brothers’ innovative design enabled
them to win the 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006
Monster National Championships.
In 2005, for the fourth year in a row, the
Raminator Monster Truck took top honors as
Truck of the Year, at the Monster Truck
Racing Association (MTRA) banquet.
Tim is responsible for much of the design
work and his specialty is building and tuning
the supercharged, alcohol-burning Dodge
HEMI® engines, which are critical to successful monster trucks. Raminator’s championship pilot, Mark is also shop foreman,
73014 Dodge Raminator 1/24
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1/24 scale
responsible for fabrication and welding on the
trucks. Mark is instrumental in the design work
and in 2005 was named “Driver-of-the-Year”
for the fourth time in his career.
The Hall Brothers Race Team is rounded out
by race drivers Dale Benear and Geremie
Dishman. In 2004, the Rammunition, won the
2004 “Most Improved Team award.
Geremie, winner of the MTRA 2004 Rookie
of the Year, looks forward to 2006.
He claims having the power of an incredible
565-cubic-inch supercharged HEMI® engine
under the hood of the Rammunition can make
the difference between winning and losing in
these tight races. With no room to maneuver,
wins are often determined by inches. For more
on racing and a public appearance schedule,
visit raminator.com.
73015 Dodge Rammunition 1/24
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Big Rigs
1/25 scale
The Dodge L-700 Tilt Cab™ features a tilting cab with hinged operating doors.
Also featured are steerable front wheels with super “High-Miler” tires and a realistic
“361” V-8 truck engine.
73068 ‘69 Dodge L-700 Tilt Cab™ , Flat Bed Trailer, and 40 Ford Coupe 1/25
73077 ‘69 Dodge L-700 Tilt Cab™ , Flat Bed Trailer, and Stack of Crushed Cars 1/25
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Big Rigs
73060 Flatbed Trailer 1/25
1/25 scale
73061 Semi Trailer 1/25
73071 L-700 Tilt Cab with Box Trailer and Cargo Boxes 1/25
73067 ‘69 Dodge L-700 Tilt Cab™ 1/25
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Ford Crown Victoria Police Cars
1/25 scale
The Crown Victoria sedan was completely
redesigned by Ford in 1992 and production
continued into 1997.
72715 Unmarked; Design Your Own 1/25
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72776 Illinois State Police 1/25
72777 California Highway Patrol 1/25
72778 Tennessee State Police 1/25
72779 North Carolina Police 1/25
72780 Alabama State Police 1/25
72781 Georgia State Police 1/25
Car Display Cases
• Crystal Clear—no unsightly molding points
• Simulated Metal Base
• Stackable
14101 Single Case 10 5/8” x 4 7/8”x 4”
14102 Value pack, 2 cases for 1/24 or 1/25
scale
Cars not included
14105 Motorized Rotating Display
Turntable with mirror base for 1/32 scale cars
Car not included
14106 Motorized Rotating Display
Turntable with mirror base for 1/24 scale cars
ROTATES 360° Car not included
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Large 1/8 Scale Cars
The Big Red Rod has been created for the experienced builder.
One of the most challenging kits, it features an operational steering
mechanism and precision tooling.
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• Precision tooling
• Operational steering
• Body molded in color
• Ford official licensed product
1/8 scale
73044 Big Red “T” Rod 1/8
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TM
73045 Hot Canary “T“ 1/8
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• Can be assembled using an optional ragtop
TM
73046 Bobtail “T” 1/8
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73047 Tall “T“ 1/8 scale
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Large 1/12 Scale Car
73043 Fiat Dragster
1/12 scale
• Body molded in white
• Operating coil spring suspension
• Rubber-like tires and chrome plated parts
73043 detail
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1/8 scale
This model is two feet long (60.96 cm) and features an operating steering mechanism.
The kit includes optional parts, allowing the builder to choose which version to build.
Choose from a twin engine dragster single engine streamliner with blower top mounted,
front mounted, carbs or an open flame dragster. Numerous other variations with
component parts included in this kit.
Hand brake with Hydraulic System
Twin Engine Powerhouse
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• Body molded in white
• Twin chrome engines
• Rubber-like tires
Spoke and Wire Tires included
73048 Exterminator Dragster
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Historical
1/16 scale
This faithful replication of an Old West
stagecoach, includes four horses complete
with harness, reins and hitch chains. A
driver and shotgun rider are included,
along with three passenger and hold-up man.
The model shown, built by Richard
Melillo, shows several creative details not
included in the kit to capture a 3-D
”Moment in Time.” After creating a base he
added actual mud, rocks and dirt. The arrow
is a straight pin with paper feathers. He
makes his own rope to “tie on” the luggage
by twisting together embroidery floss. He
added bits of metal tape to the wheel edges.
To make the shotgun rider appear to be
turning around, he manipulated body parts
before painting. After doing extensive
research, Richard “ages” his model with
paint to help tell the story exactly as it
might have appeared.
70351 Concord Stage Coach 2’ 6” (76 cm) 1/16 Base not included
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Historical Confederate Artillery
1/16 scale
At the Campaign of
Second Manassas
(August 27-September
1,1862), the Confederate
Army of North Virginia,
under General Robert E.
Lee, overran and
captured a Union
Artillery Battery. Major
General John Pope of
the Union Army of
Virginia lost twenty-six
of his best artillery men
on the hilltop known as
“Battery Heights”.
After the battle,
it was usual for the
winning side to take
and utilize the weapons
and any supplies available. It was a strong
victory for the South
and came as one of the
few they were to have
in the rest of war.
70349 Horse Drawn Confederate Field Artillery 1/16 Base not included
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Historical Union Artillery
1/16 scale
More information on this famous battle
is listed in the government archives of
battlefield history of the Civil War.
70350 Horse Drawn Union Field Artillery 1/16 Base not included
This “vignette” represents a true historical moment in the
American Civil War. These detailed replications include
three soldiers, cannon and four horses complete with
harness, reins, hitch chains and flags. Richard Melillo,
model builder, added details like the hole in the pants
of one of the Union riders, and splashed the riders and
artillery models with actual mud. Instructions are included
for making a flop hat and long pants (as shown on the
Confederate soldiers).
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Motorized Ships Designed for Radio Control
Unassembled Plastic Model Kits • Individual scale noted
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Electric motor included in each kit
Operational in water
Suitable for radio control with modifications made by builder
Batteries not included
Made in the USA
70811 Sport Fisherman 30” long (76.2 cm) 1/16 scale
70814 Chris Craft Constellation 30” long (76.2 cm) 1/20 scale
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Motorized Ships Designed for Radio Control
70815 Blue Devil Destroyer “Fletcher Class” 36” long (91 cm) 1/125 scale
70813 PT-109 29 1/2” long (74.9 cm) 1/32 scale
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Submarines
1/72 scale
70817 Imperial Japanese Navy Submarine C-1 (class)
I-20 and the HA-20 Midget Submarine
The first shots of the Pacific War began when the USS
Ward sank the HA-20 with a shot from it’s 3” guns three
hours prior to the Pearl Harbor attack. Five mother subs
and their midgets where lying in wait at the entrance of
Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941. The mother ships
I-16, I-18, I-20, I-22, I-24 all launched their midgets to go
into Pearl Harbor and sink ships. All were sunk except
HA-24, which grounded at Hickam Field Beach and was
salvaged and used as a US Bond drive incentive in
America. Its pilot was the first Japanese prisoner of war.
70818 Imperial Japanese Navy Submarine
C-3(class) I-53 with Kaiten “Kamikaze” Torpedoes
With modifications, the I-53 was converted into a
kaiten carrier in November, 1945. Initially, four kaiten
could be carried, later it was increased to five. I-53 carried
19 torpedoes with six each 21” torpedo tubes on the bow.
On July 24, 1945, in the Philippine Sea, a kaiten of
the I-53 sank the Navy destroyer Escort USS Underhill
(DE 682), the only warship sunk from this type of
weapon. I-53 survived the war, and was scuttled by the
US Navy off of Goto, Japan, in April, 1946.
The Japanese began development of the Kaiten
Commissioned in 1944, the I-53, one of three in its
class, was launched in 1943 from Kure Naval Dockyard.
C3 boats were fitted with inferior engines due to
wartime shortages, resulting in a reduced surface speed
of 17.75 knots and 6.5 knots submerged; however,
additional fuel tanks made it possible for long-range
cruises. A Japanese version of a snorkel was first used
on these class subs.
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Total length of each mother sub shown is 58 ½ inches!
The mother subs, designed in the mid-thirties,
continued on in the war. All were refitted by the end of
November, 1941, to carry the Midgets to Pearl Harbor.
IJN I-20 was one of five C1 type submarines developed
from the KD6 (class). With a typical compliment of 101
crew members, they could cruise at 23.5 knots when
surfaced and 8 knots while submerged. The deepest they
could submerge was 330 feet. The after casing (space aft
of the conning tower) was reserved for the fitting of one
Type A midget submarine. The U.S. forces sank all, I-22
IN 1942, I-18, I-20, I-24 in 1943 and I-16 in 1944.
Detail of Type-1 Kaiten
(human piloted) Torpedo
(“Turning of the Heavens”) in early 1944. The kaiten
torpedo program was not accorded high priority until
after the Imperial Japanese Navy’s failure to defend the
Marianas in 1944. The kaiten featured the combination
of a Type 93 oxygen-powered 48’4” X 24” torpedo with
a large warhead guided by a human pilot. The warhead
contained a charge of 3300 lbs. of high explosive with
a maximum speed of 30 knots.
The first Kaitens required the pilot to enter while the
mother submarine was surfaced. Later modifications
allowed for entry through a lower hatch fitted in the
kaiten. Once inside, the pilot received target data by
telephone (with break-away line) before being launched.
Actual successes were few and heavy losses were suffered
as there was no way to return to the mother ships. It was
a “one way “ mission, part of the “Kamikaze — Special
Attack” tactics. All, a failed attempt, to destroy the enemy.
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Ships, Carriers, Destroyers and Submarines
Unassembled Plastic Model Kits • Individual scales noted
70825 Bismarck Battleship 1/350
70826 USS Yorktown Aircraft Carrier 1/525
70827 Tirpitz Battleship 1/350
70828 HMS Hood Battleship 1/400
70830 Minesweeper 1/125
70829 Landing Ship Dock 1/288
70899 USS Enterprise Carrier
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70861 USS Manchester Light Cruiser 1/600
70862 Scharnhorst German Battleship 1/762
70863 USS DeLong Destroyer Escort 1/300
70865 D-Day Invasion L.S.T. 1/245
70866 D-Day Invasion L.C.V.P. 1/32
70867 D-Day Invasion L.C.T. 1/125
70884 USS Nautilus Atomic Sub 1/300
70885 SS Gato Fleet Sub 1/240
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Ships and Boats
70886 PT-109 1/64
70888 Air Force Rescue Boat 1/72
77224 President’s Liner 1/400
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Sailing Ships
These finely engraved kits are molded in two
colors with molded billowing sails. Easy to
follow rigging instructions are included.
70875 HMS Bounty 1/166
70891 Golden Hind 1/245
70892 HMS Victory 1/500
70893 US Constitution 1/450
70894 Flying Cloud 1/500
3939
Sailing Ships
1/96 scale
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70812 Sea Witch 33” long (83.8 cm) 1/96
Sea Witch detail
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Boats
This famous Mississippi steamboat, one of
the finest packets of its time, was employed
in the cotton trade between New Orleans
and Vicksburg. She was 300 feet long, had
two engines with a 10 foot stroke, a 10 foot
hold, cylinders with a 40 inch bore, and side
paddles 38 feet in diameter. This 1/163 scale
finely detailed model is 22 inches long.
70864 Robert E. Lee Steamboat 1/163
77221 Diesel Tug Boat 1/82
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77222 North Atlantic Fishing Trawler 1/90
77220 Tuna Clipper 1/60
77223 Shrimp Boat 1/60
77257 Monitor and Merrimac 1/210, 1/300
70887 Coast Guard Patrol Boat 1/80
70860 Nantucket Light Ship 1/95
Nantucket Light Ship detail shown above
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Famous Pirate Ships
70858 detail
Captain Edward Teach is
probably the most infamous
pirate in history. This model,
molded in two colors, features
billowing molded sails,
molded ratlines and detailed
to scale figures. Easy to follow
rigging instructions are also
included with each kit.
70858 Blackbeard Pirate Ship 1/130
71302 Pirate’s Skull
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70873 Captain Kidd Pirate Ship 1/130
83333 Flying Dutchman Ghost Ship
“Glows In The Dark” 1/130
70874 Jolly Roger Pirate Ship 1/130
70859 Sir Henry Morgan Pirate Ship 1/130
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Pirate Guns and Pistols
1/1 scale
Journey back to the days of hidden sea
treasures and seafaring pirates. Lindberg’s
exquisite plastic model kits help you build
authentic-looking historic firearms. Fun for
model builders of all ages. Recommended
for ages 10 and up.
78001 Flintlock 1/1
78006 The Miquelet 1/1
78008 French Wheellock 1/1
78009 The Blunderbus 1/1
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Patriotic Kits
70315 American Eagle 1/6
70314 Statue of Liberty 1/225
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Airships
Unassembled Plastic Model Kit
1/245 scale
The Graf Zeppelin made its first trip to
the United States, October 11, 1928.
Carrying 63 people and cargo, it
averaged 56.6 miles per hour. The flight
lasted 111 ½ hours and covered 6,000
miles. On its return trip to Germany,
it made a record breaking time of 71
hours and 12 minutes — a new record
for airships.
The Hindenburg disaster proved to be a
fatal blow toward any further
development of the great airships. The
major hazards for these airships were
weather, fire, and the resulting explosion of burning hydrogen.
The Graf Zeppelin made its last
flight to South America in 1938 and was
retired and dismantled in 1939. The
Model features a lighted cabin interior—battery included
Cockpit interior
Graf Ferdinand Von Zeppelin
began his work with giant
airships as early as 1874
US Postal Stamp
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retirement of the Graf brought
the era of the great
airships to an end.
This Graf Zeppelin model kit
has been specially designed for
the experienced model builder.
This kit has been retooled and
reissued to include interior of
control cabin.
70816 Graf Zeppelin 38 1/2”
(97.8 cm) 1/245
New Tooling • All Parts Injection Molded
Graf Zeppelin LZ-127
Technical Specifications
Length: 776 ft. (236,52 m)
Height Overall: 110.6 ft. (33,71 m)
Total Horsepower: 2,650
Range at 68 mph: 10,400 mi
(109 km/h, 16 737 km)
Number of Engines: 5
Maximum Speed: 80 m.p.h. (129 km/h)
Overall Weight: 129 tons (108.8 mt)
Underside view
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Airships
1/ 245 scale
The USS Los Angeles was a rigid airship,
designated as ZR-3. Built in 1923-1924 by the
Zeppelin factory in Friedrichshafen, Germany,
the original designation was LZ-126. The airship
was given to the United States by the German
Government, since it was partially funded by war
reparations from World War I.
The airship was commissioned into the U.S.
Navy on November 25, 1924, at Anacostia, D.C.,
with Maurice R. Pierce in command. At the same
time, it was switched over from hydrogen to helium
gas, which reduced payload but improved safety.
The USS Los Angeles logged a total of 4,398 hours
of flight, covering a distance of 172,400 nautical
miles (319,300 km) flying from the Pacific to the
Atlantic. It not only served as an observatory and
experimental platform, it was a training ship for
other airships.
On August 25, 1927, while tethered at the
Lakehurst high mast, a gust of wind caught the tail
of the Los Angeles and it was lifted it into colder,
denser air, just above the airship. The tail continued
to lift reaching an angle of 85 degrees. After finally
descending, the ship suffered only slight damage
and was able to fly the next day.
As an economy measure, it was decommissioned in 1932, and later re-commissioned for a
brief period after the USS Akron crashed in April
1933. Struck from the Navy list in 1939, and
dismantled in its hangar, the career of the longest
serving airship ended without disaster.
70821 USS Los Angeles Airship
LOS ANGELES was key in the development of
the low-mast mooring system for airships and
the technique of an airship-airplane hook-on,
in 1929-31.
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Inside Hanger No. 1 at
NAS Lakehurst
Los Angeles in flight over
Washington, D.C.
Aircraft approaching ZR-3
for hook-on
The USS Los Angeles carried a light biplane
fighter aircraft, the Curtiss Sparrowhawk, which
was designed to be deployed from a larger aircraft. At 20 feet (6m) long and with only a 25
foot (7m) wingspan, the Sparrowhawk was ideal
for service with rigid-framed airships because of
its small size.
Although armed, its primary duty was
reconnaissance and observation, giving airships
it served on a much wider search area. For
launching, the Sparrowhawk would free-fall
from outside the airship's hangar, and for recovery, it would hook a trapeze in mid-flight and be
mechanically pulled into the airship.
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Aircraft
70212 F-F4D-1 Skyray 1/48
70501 F6F Hellcat 1/48
70502 P-47 Thunderbolt 1/48
70503 F-86 D Sabre 1/48
70504 F-11F Tiger 1/48
70505 Japanese Zero 1/48
70506 F7U-1 Cutlass 1/48
70507 A4D-1 Skyhawk 1/48
70513 Focke Wulf FW 190 1/72
70508 Junkers JU87 Stuka 1/48
70536 Convair X FY-1 VTO
"POGO" 1/48
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70541
70542 Blue Angels F11F-1 Tiger 1/48
B-70 Bomber 1/180
70544 B-1 Bomber 1/144
70551 Messerschmitt ME 262 1/48
70552 F-80 C Shooting Star 1/48
70553 F-86 A Sabre 1/48
70554 F-94 C Starfire 1/48
70961 MiG-21 BD Battle Damaged* 1/72
70962 F-4G Phantom Battle Damaged* 1/72
70963 A4D Skyhawk Battle Damaged*1/72
70964 F-100 Supersabre Battle Damaged* 1/72
*“Battle Damaged” kits may also be built as undamaged.
71426 X3 Stiletto 1/48
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Aircraft
75312 TBF Avenger 1/48
72521 F-100 D Super Sabre 1/48
70540 B-58 Hustler Bomber 1/64
72522 F-104 C Starfighter 1/48
72523 F-8J Crusader 1/48
75308 F8U-1 Crusader 1/48
75311 XF-88 VooDoo 1/48
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75309 B-17 Flying Fortress 1/64
Aircraft
70509 Junkers JU-88 1/72
70510 Heinkel HE111
1/72
70511 Corsair F4U 1/48
70512 OA-9 Goose 1/48
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Aircraft
1/32 and1/48
scale
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70562 Laird Turner Meteor 1/32
70561 Gee-Bee Air Racer 1/32
72542 Curtis P6E 1/48
72544 Curtiss Goshawk 1/48
72561 Gloster "Gladiator" 1/48
72581 British SE 5A 1/48
72582 Stearman PT-17 1/48
72583 Curtiss Jenny 1/48
Aircraft
71140 SH-3 Sea King 1/72
71141 HH-3E Jolly Green Giant 1/72
71142 UH-1 Huey ‘Iroquois’ 1/48
71143 AH-IS Cobra 1/48
1/48 scale
91001 Snark Intercontinental Guided Missile— Figures, ground crew and equipment included. 1/48
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Armor
76084 Schwimmwagen Amphibious Jeep & Kettenkrad 1/2-track Motorcycle 1/72
The Schwimmwagon (Floating / Swimming Car)
1/2-track Amphibious Jeep was used from 1940 until
war’s end. KdF-wagon was a road and water vehicle
known as type 128. Top speed on land was 50 mph./
water was 6 mph. The newer type 166 was smaller
and faster. A total of 14,283 machines were produced.
The vehicle known to most as the "Kettenkrad" is
designated as Kleiner Kettenkraftwagen or Kleines
Kettenkraftrad . Both are the same special motor
vehicle made for the purpose of hauling light
single-axle, open trailers or light guns. It was used
in Africa and on the Eastern front and was extremely
suitable for use with airborne troops.
76003 German 8 Ton 1/2-Track Personnel Carrier 1/32 scale
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Armor
76006 German Armored Car Sd.Kfz 222 1/35 scale
The German standard operating armored car used on all
fronts in WW II. With a crew of three, and a top speed of
85km/h., this vehicle was only produced in small numbers.
It was efficient small and fast; however, it was only because
German production was keyed into other war machines.
With it’s two machine guns and high speed it proved to be
a deadly machine of war.
76086 German 8 Ton 1/2-Track Weapons Carrier
1/72 scale
The workhorse of the German army, the German
8 ton 1/2 track served as a weapons carrier and
personnel carrier. It was able to carry a variety of
weapons of various sizes.
Armor
76081 Tiger 1 Tank 1/48
Both the Tiger 1 and the Panther G
machines were designed and built to
stand up against the Russian T 34. Each
carried a crew of 5. Of the two tanks,
the Tiger 1 was heavier and slower (56.9
tons/38 km/h). The Panther was lighter
and faster (44.8 tons/55 km/h) with a
75mm gun and a 16hp/ton power ratio.
The Tiger had an 88mm gun and with
the same 690hp engine; but only had a
12.3 hp/ton power ratio.
Over 6000 Panthers (various models)
were built throughout the war, but only
1,355 of the various Tigers were
produced.
76083 Panther G Tank 1/72
76002 M46 Patton Tank 1/35 scale
The first of the Patton series tanks, the
M46 Patton was one of the U.S army's
main battle tanks of the Cold War,
designed to replace the previous M26
Pershings and M4 Shermans.
The tank was named after General
George S. Patton, commander of the
U.S. Third Army during World War II,
and an American advocate for the use
of tanks in battle.
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Missiles, Space Crafts and Aliens
91002 Space Shuttle with
Booster Rockets 1/200
91003 Mars Probe
Communication Satellite 1/200
91004 Alien 1/5
91007 Space Shuttle 1/200
91005
Roswell UFO 1/48
76014 Transparent Alien™
The Transparent Roswell Alien™
Model is truly out of this world!
It resembles the Roswell alien
reportedly found in Roswell,
New Mexico. Alien model and
base stands over 19” tall.
Package size: 10”x 20”x 4 ¾”.
91006 Area 51 UFO 1/48
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Transparent Anatomical Kits
ALL !
NEW
Transparent models show parts of the skeletal, digestive, and cardiovascular systems through
a clear plastic shell and feature soft internal organs and an instruction manual. A unique
window box visually displays the product.
The enclosed instruction
manual helps the builder
learn about anatomy.
76009 Transparent Man™
The Transparent Man™ model with base stands over
18” tall! Includes soft internal organs and a display
stand etched with the male symbol.
Package size: 10”x 20”x 5”.
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76013 Transparent Woman™
The Transparent Woman™ model stands over 18” tall
with base and includes a pregnancy option to create a
model of an expectant woman! Includes soft internal
organs and a display stand etched with the female
symbol. Package size: 10”x 20”x 5”.
ALL !
NEW
76012 Giant American Bullfrog™
The Transparent Giant American Bullfrog kit
features a life size transparent frog body and
full size skeleton with vital organs. Included
in the kit is a frog life cycle display, small
juvenile frog, instructions, and anatomy chart.
76015 Transparent Horse™
The Transparent Horse is a precisely detailed kit
featuring a complete horse skeleton that is anatomically
accurate with soft internal organs. The instruction
manual helps horse lovers learn about equine anatomy.
It is 14” high by 16” long.
76016 Transparent T-Rex™
The Transparent T-Rex model stands 14” tall
and is 20” long. Featuring soft internal organs
and the complete dinosaur skeleton, it also
includes an instruction manual to help learn
about dinosaur anatomy.
Transparent Man™, Transparent Woman™, Transparent Alien™, Transparent T-Rex™ , Transparent Bullfrog™ and Transparent Horse™ are trademarks of J. Lloyd International, Inc.
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Anatomical Kits
71301 Brain/Skull
Combination
This model has a skull that
separates to allow the brain
into the cavity. Complete
with stand, this kit also features a movable jaw.
71307 Human Eye
The human eye model is
four times the size of an
actual human eye. The
unassembled kit comes with
full assembly instructions
and a display stand
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71304 Human Skeleton
71305 Transparent Body
71306 Human Brain/Skull
The human skeleton model
stands 14" high and features
a bone white plastic skeleton
with movable arms, legs and
jaw. Instructions and display
stand are included.
This kit is a 1/6 scale 3-D
model of the human body
with sections exposed for
observation and study. The
model shows vital organs
and the skeleton of the
human body.
The Human Brain/Skull kit is
a 3-D model kit of a halfskull with removable brain
sections. The unassembled
model kit comes with
stand and complete
assembly instructions.
71308 Human Ear
This model is larger than
life size, showing inner ear
sections, and exposing
canals, drum and nerves for
study. It may be painted to
match the package photo.
71309 Human Heart
This life size model of the
human heart shows heart
sections exposed for observation of inner chambers,
veins, valves and arteries.
Kit includes display stand
and full assembly instructions .
71310 Human Nose/Mouth
The Nose/Mouth kit is an
anatomically accurate 3-D
model on a stand with
exposed sections for observation and the study of
glands, nerves and cartilage
of the nose and mouth.
Anatomical Kits
A complete set of anatomically accurate kits from a heart model that actually pumps simulated blood to a
model of the human eye that can be opened to reveal the innermost workings. All of these kits are ideal for
study and school science projects. Recommended for ages 10 and up.
71311 Human Lung
71312 Human Tooth
The Human Lung model kit
has a life size anatomically
accurate model showing
inner lung sections exposed
for observation and study.
Full assembly instructions
and display stand are
included with this kit.
The Human Tooth model kit
features a detailed model
eight times the size of a
human tooth. The model is
anatomically accurate and
hinged to show interior.
71316 Pumping Heart
The transparent pumping
heart finished model is 11”
high. Life-like continuous
action pumps simulated
blood through the visible
heart chambers just like a
real human heart.
71315 The Five Senses
The Five Senses model kit contains five individual
3-D model kits of the five senses all in one package!
Completed models for the senses of touch, smell,
hearing, sight and taste measure 5"x 6" to 7”x 9”.
71313 Skeletal Hand
The skeletal hand is a fully articulated
life-size model of the human hand that
is anatomically accurate. A display stand
is included with this unassembled kit
that is made with pride in the U.S.A.
71314 Skeletal Foot
The skeletal foot model kit is of a fully
articulated life-size human foot. The
anatomically accurate model kit includes
a display stand and full assembly
instructions.
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Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs were some of the best examples of survival and adaption history has known.
There were land dwelling dinosaurs, dinosaurs that lived in the sea and those that flew in the
air. Dinosaurs ruled the earth longer than any other land animal (about 150 million years).
70275 Tyrannosaurus Rex
70277 Velociraptor
/Raptor
70276 Anklyosaurus
70280 Hadrosaurus/Corythosaurus
70281 Apathosaurus/Brontosaurus, with caveman
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70279 Triceratops
70282 Stegosaurus
Engines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Cars and Trucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-9
Added Detail Cars and Trucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10-13
Monster Trucks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15
Big Rigs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17
Police Cars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
Display Cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Large Scale Cars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-27
Historical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28-31
Motorized Ships Designed for Radio Control . . . . . . . . . .32-33
Submarines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34-35
Ships, Carriers, and Destroyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-38
Boats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43
Pirate Ships and Pistols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-46
Patriotic Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
Airships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48-51
Aircraft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52-57
Armor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58-60
Missles, Space Crafts and Aliens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61
Transparent Anatomical Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .62-63
Lindberg Science Kits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64-65
Dinosaurs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
© 2008 J. Lloyd International, Inc. Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 • Phone (319)390-8888 • FAX(319)390-8896 • www.j-lloyd.com
All Rights Reserved. Printed in the U.S.A. Design and specifications of this catalog are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to discontinue any item without previous notice.
Lindberg® is a registered trademark of J. Lloyd International, Inc.
Hawk™ and America’s Oldest Model Company™ are wholly owned trademarks of J. Lloyd International, Inc.
Thom Taylor and Thom Taylor designs are used under license to J. Lloyd International, Inc.
Dodge and HEMI®, and related logos, vehicle model names and trade dresses are trademarks of DaimlerChrysler Company and are used under
license by J. Lloyd International, Inc. ©DaimlerChrysler Company 2008.
Chrysler®, Plymouth®, AMC and related logos, vehicle model names and trade dresses are trademarks of Chrysler LLC and are used under
license. ©Chrysler LLC 2008.
Ford Oval and nameplates are registered trademarks owned and licensed by Ford Motor Company. Manufactured by J. Lloyd International, Inc.
“Little Red Wagon” is a registered trademark owned by Bill “MAVERICK” Golden and used under license to J. Lloyd International.
Plane design licensed from the Curtiss-Wright Corp.
Bell Cobra, Huey emblems, logos, and body designs are trademarks of Textron Innovations Inc. and are used under license by Lindberg®.
©2008 J. Lloyd International, Inc. • Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

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