A model kit that actually does something.
You take it home, excited. Then you open it.
You see a fighter jet model on the shelf in the store, the box art looks incredible…
So you take it home excited!
Then you open it…
Instructions that assume you already know what you’re doing.
Paint is not included… You need to buy it separately…
And the glue makes it feel like you’re doing an arts and crafts project…
Anyway, you find the courage to finish it…
Finally, I can use it! Right?
Parts start breaking off…
What a waste of time.
As kids, we experienced the same. We wanted to BUILD something and then “fly it”. Use the flaps, open the cockpit, fire the missiles…
But no.
You could either have something that looked detailed or something you could play with… Never both.
Years later, nothing had changed.
We studied mechanical engineering. (This is where we met.)
One day, independently, we bought a model kit again…
Surely it had evolved right?
It hadn’t.
We compared notes. And had the same thought:
Countless 3D‑printed iterations. Plenty of complete failures.
The result is a 1/48 scale F-15E Strike Eagle.
102 parts.
Assembled with screws, NOT glue.
It’s not supposed to be an arts and crafts project.
It’s all MECHANICAL connections. Like how the real F-15 is built.
EVERYTHING in the box. No extra tools, paints, or supplies needed.
Every part designed by us. Injection molded by our manufacturing partner. Paint made by our own formula. Decals drawn with our hands.
So what’s included?
Very approachable for first-time builders.
For more experienced modelers? Freedom to take it to the next level.
This first model is good. BUT it isn’t perfect.
Our ambitions reach much higher altitudes…
We want… to make the real thing. Just scaled down.
Impossible? Maybe. BUT we’re at least going to try to get there…
Sets built around famous real-world missions, with the correct ordnance loadout, targets, and the full environment. The hangar, the runway, the base. Buy the kit, set it up at home, and play it out as it happened. Or forget the script and make up your own.
Openable nose cone, revealing the radar. Movable intakes. In general: smaller moving parts. The smaller the scale, the harder the engineering, but that’s the challenge we signed up for.
Right now, we’re not able to achieve the same level of fine surface detail as the top traditional model kits… But not for long. We are already working to close that gap.
It’s built from aluminum, titanium, steel, carbon fiber composites and so on. Guess what? We’re already exploring similar materials.
Our plans are ambitious. Our team is small. For now.
The first model was designed by just two guys. To overcome the engineering challenges ahead, we need to grow… and to grow, we need your support. Please.
Buying a model already helps. Not just financially… but knowing that people believe in what we’re building genuinely keeps us going.
Don’t have the money? That’s okay (believe us, we understand).
You can still help in a different way: feedback, suggestions… Just reach out! We’re a small team and we actually read our emails.
Thank you for believing a model kit can be more than shelf decoration…