AA27903 McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR2, Falkland Islands, 1991

AA27903 McDonnell Douglas Phantom FGR2, Falkland Islands, 1991In the years following the end of the Falklands War, Britain attempted to calm ongoing tensions by reducing the number of Phantom interceptors based on the Islands to just four aircraft. This development reduced the squadron to Flight status and would herald its adoption of the famous 1435 Flight name and its heritage from the Second World War. Now having just four Phantoms to defend the Islands against the potential might of a combined Argentinean

Hornby R40213 Balfour Beatty

Embarking Service Personnel x 6 figures

With rotors that you can spin by hand

diagrams and colour plates

this 21-pin Bluetooth® and DCC sound decoder is ready to plug into locomotives featuring a 21-pin (NEM660) socket

This pack does away with the somewhat intrusive tension lock coupling and replaces them with something that more resembles vacumm pipes as you would see between coaches on the UK mainlines

x5 bodies prone

Pristine BR Railfreight (Red Stripe) livery

who were ready to save lives at any time of day or night and in all weather conditions

Wolverton and York

This detailed new book reflects on the totality of Sir Nigel Gresley\'s many achievements

Length: Inner: 138