Military Aircraft &Vehicles


Ever wondered how it be to see a jet fighter plane at close range, better, how would it be to actually handle it?! buyfranklinmintproducts.com takes you one step closer to your dream by showcasing its range of miniature model military aircraft and vehicles range which are so authentic in their re-creation that you will not miss seeing the original at all!
We feature military planes and vehicles used in The World Wars as well as in modern warfare. The bombers and the tankers used in the world wars as well as in the Operation Desert Storm during the Iraq war in the 1990’s are available in our collection. The products in this particular section are categorized on the basis of their use during wars. We have the World War aircraft section which features all the bombers and the fighter planes which our brave soldiers piloted to perfection. Everything about the model is as depicted in the original including the colors and the words used on the aircraft. We then have the Modern Military Aircraft section which features the modern day planes and bombers. The Armored Vehicle Segment showcases the Abrams tankers and the Humvees used in present day warfare. Next in this category are Ships where most of them are limited editions due to the intricacy of the work .The detailing of these ships is precise and the engineering in some of them is done at an amazing scale of 1:350!The ships featured in this collection are priceless and have a rich history behind them. Like the RMS Titanic Signature Edition wooden ship, which incidentally has been individually signed by one of the last surviving passengers of the ship! And that is not all, with every piece of the Titanic, customers get an actual piece of coal recovered from the Titanic wreckage! How is that for owning a piece of history!
We also have other sections like Sculpture & Dolls, Jewelry and accessories, Knives and décor as well as the automobiles/motorbikes to encompass a wide range of customer interest.


History' Finest Fighting Machines Recreated at The Franklin Mint