SkyMax Models Flying Heroes Diecast Military Aircraft
 Produced in the Far East, SkyMax Models aim is to offer high quality diecast military aircraft that are truly affordable to the average collector. Each painstakingly researched aircraft features a fixed undercarriage, spinning propeller, accurate insignia, and a display stand, and come packaged in a handsome box. If you're looking to break into the aviation hobby, you can't go wrong with these spectacular tributes to many of the most famous aircraft of all time!
#SM2001 - 1st Issue: Soviet Lavochkin La-5FN Fighter - Ivan Kozhedub, 240th IAP, April 1944 (1:72 Scale)
-- Updated June 30th, 2009 --
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With 2008 drawing to a close, SkyMax Models doesn't seem to be the least bit hesitant about calling up reserves. According to their newly launched website (www.SkyMaxModels.com) the company has plans to offer a second version of the Russian La 5FN, this one flown by the Soviet ace Vitaliy Popkov (SM2002). Also up for consideration is Free French ace Pierre Clostermann's Hawker Tempest V fighter (SM4002), another fine addition to anyone's replica air force. We hear tell more new molds and repaints are in the offing, all designed to be sporadically released over the course of 2009....[posted 12/27/2008]
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Despite facng a slow start getting their F8F Bearcat out the door, SkyMax Models has an ambitious agenda for 2009 and beyond. We've learned that a 1:72 scale Hawker Tempest Mark V fighter is in the works, one based upon George Edward Kosh's mount destroyed while attempting to shoot down a V-1 Buzz Bomb over England in 1944 (SM4001). No doubt other versions are being reviewed closely, as this fledgling modelmaker looks to compete with both Corgi and Hobby Master in the small scale aviation arena....[posted 12/20/2008]
SkyMax Models Limited Edition and Autographed F8F Bearcat
Perhaps it was appropriate that on the 67th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor we were fortunate enough to announce one of our boldest initiatives yet. Sometime in early 2009, we plan to offer a limited edition, autographed version of SkyMax Models soon-to-be-released replica of Lieutenant Commander Mike Granat's USN (ret) F8F Bearcat, "Felix the Cat". We've posted this item in our SkyMax Models section which is appended with a short discussion by Lt. Cdr. Granat offering his impressions and insight into this world famous aircraft. Each box will be autographed by the pilot and numbered. Frankly, we aren't certain just yet as to how many autographed replicas we plan to offer, which will probably number between 100-250, based upon worldwide consumer demand. We strongly recommend pre-ordering this item as soon as possible since we need to establish a production number before the holidays. Please note that we are asking the pilot to sign and number the outer box of the replica, not the aircraft.
We will also be conducting an in-depth interview with Lt. Cdr. Granat, who flew many of the most important naval aircraft of World War II and beyond, including the F4F Wildcat, F6F Hellcat, F7F Tigercat, F9F Panther & Cougar and the UF-1 Albatross. We hope to have the interview posted to coincide with the release of the autographed replica...[posted 12/7/2008]
 New Line: Introducing SkyMax Models
Built with affordability in mind, SkyMax Models represents a brand new line of value-priced fixed- and rotary wing aircraft produced in the Far East. Intended to hit store shelves this holiday season, the first plane to sortie will be noneother than the Grumman F8F Bearcat, a post WWII US Navy fighter that would have seen extensive action had the US invaded Japan in late 1945. The Bearcat will be followed closely by a Soviet La-5 fighter and then an O-1 Bird Dog, a U.S. observation and control aircraft employed in the Vietnam War. Pricing for the Bearcat is expected to come in around $30 US. We'll post the complete feature list for each aircraft as soon as its been passed along...[posted 10/15/2008]
New Product Showcase
 One of the nice things about our new site is that it now allows us to highlight some of the more noteworthy items being released by each manufacturer. In the case of SkyMax Models, what follows is a list of some of the more intriguing products that have just arrived which we feel would be of interest to the savvy collector.
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