Corsair MkII, JT537 - 1836 Naval Air Squadron by Corgi

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European Delivery can take up to 14 days after being dispatched, depending on location and local customs authorities.

International Delivery can take up to 30 days after being dispatched, depending on location and local customs authorities. Please note: may be subject to customs clearance and local charges. All international shipping costs are a guide only.

 Any returns must be reported within 14 working days of receipt of the goods.

If you are not totally satisfied with your purchase and want to cancel your order we ask that you contact us.

Goods must be returned in mint condition.

Return postage costs will not be refunded and we recommend that you obtain a proof of posting as we can accept no liability for items not received.

A model’s scale shows how its size compares to the real thing - for example, 1:18 scale means the model is 18 times smaller than the real vehicle.

The lower the second number, the larger the model. For example, a 1:18 scale model would be larger than a 1:32 scale model.

• 1:18 Scale - Large and highly detailed, around 10 to 12 inches long for a typical car.

• 1:24 Scale - Slightly smaller, ideal for collectors who want detail without taking up too much space.

• 1:32 Scale - Popular for farm models, military vehicles and historic cars.

• 1:43 Scale - A traditional collector’s size, especially for classic and modern cars.

• 1:50 Scale - Frequently used for construction vehicles, trucks and heavy machinery.

• 1:64 Scale - Small and highly collectible, similar in size to Matchbox or Hot Wheels.

• 1:72 Scale - Often used for military models, aircraft and small vehicle collections.

• 1:76 Scale - Perfect for pairing with 00 gauge model railways (common in the UK).

• 1:87 Scale - Matches HO gauge railways (popular internationally, especially in Europe and the USA).

• 1:100 Scale - Very small models, great for large dioramas, architecture and aircraft displays.

Scales and Railway Gauges:

If you're matching vehicles to model railways:

• 1:76 - Scale fits with 00 gauge railways (standard in the UK).

• 1:87 - Scale fits with HO gauge railways (popular worldwide).