Other Countries Warplanes

World War II Aircraft from Other Countries

Explore World War II aviation beyond the major U.S., British, German, Japanese and Russian categories with Other Countries Warplanes from MegaHobby. The air war involved aircraft and air forces from nations around the world, creating a much broader modeling subject than the most familiar wartime aircraft alone.

For aviation modelers, these subjects can introduce less commonly modeled airframes, national markings, camouflage patterns and historical settings that add variety to a WWII aircraft collection.

Discover More WWII Aviation Subjects

Aircraft from other nations can help tell parts of World War II aviation history that may receive less attention in collections focused only on the largest combatants. These projects can be especially appealing to builders interested in unusual markings, regional conflicts or aircraft operated by multiple countries.

Return to World War II Aircraft for the complete WWII aviation department.

Explore WWII Warplanes by Country

Browse US Warplanes, British Warplanes, German Warplanes, Japanese Warplanes and Russian Warplanes for the major country-specific collections.

Aircraft Decals & National Markings

Markings become especially important when modeling aircraft from less familiar air forces. Explore Aircraft Decals for compatible insignia, unit markings and alternate schemes.

Paint & Detail WWII Aircraft

Visit the Paint Store for aviation colors and primers. Browse Model Aircraft Detail Parts and Aircraft Update Sets for compatible aftermarket options.

Use Airbrushing for camouflage and smooth finishes and Weathering Products for exhaust, fading, grime and operational wear.

Research Less Familiar Aircraft

Because colors and markings may be less familiar, reference material can be especially useful. Browse Aircraft Books and History Books for additional research.

MegaHobby's Other Countries Warplanes collection expands WWII aircraft modeling beyond the largest air forces and gives builders more of the global aviation story to explore.