Revell has provided this beautiful 2026 release of the Hawker Hunter T.7 / T.7A. This is the second in the Hawker Hunter 1/32 series. The T.7 series is the two-seater version of the classic British Fighter. This was developed in 1958, with a total of 1,900 being produced. They were in use up until 199.

• Seven grey sprues
• Two clear sprue
• Two resin parts
• One large decal sheet
• One instruction book

The detailed quality is excellent in every way with this kit; crisp and detailed molding. The kit can be built in three versions: RAF 208 Squadron UK 1990, RAF 92 Squadron Blue Diamonds display team 1961, and Royal Netherlands version 1968. I selected the Blue Diamonds.

The Assembly is quick and easy. The dark grey plastic is soft, so be careful when removing parts from the sprues. Also check the plastic bags when you remove the sprues, as I found three parts had fallen off.

Commemorative Reissue of a Vintage-style Funny Car Kit

MPC, or Model Products Corporation, is one of the classic names in American plastic model kits. The MPC brand is now owned by Round 2 LLC, based in South Bend, Indiana, which has reissued many vintage MPC kits using original or restored tooling. This 2026 release features an all-new decal sheet and represents a 1/25-scale 1983 Pontiac Firebird Funny Car, issued as part of the celebration commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States (1776–2026). The box is shrink-wrapped and measures 9”x 6.25”x 3.75”. The box contains a total of 102 parts, including:

Aires began in 1995, making 2026 their 31st anniversary. They are based out of the Czech Republic and include not only the Aires brand name, but Quickboost, Aerobonus, and Wheelliant.