US Warplanes

U.S. World War II Aircraft Model Kits & American Warplanes

Build American fighters, bombers and other military aircraft from World War II with US Warplanes from MegaHobby. U.S. aviation during the war produced an enormous variety of aircraft that served across Europe, the Pacific and other theaters, giving scale modelers a deep selection of historically important subjects.

From carrier aircraft and single-engine fighters to heavy bombers, transports and specialized machines, American WWII aviation can support everything from a single favorite aircraft build to an extensive collection covering multiple branches and missions.

Build American WWII Fighters & Bombers

U.S. warplanes include aircraft developed for air superiority, bombing, ground attack, reconnaissance, transport and naval operations. That variety gives builders many ways to organize a collection by aircraft type, service branch, theater or historical period.

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

Compare WWII Aircraft by Nation

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U.S. Aircraft Decals & Markings

Browse Aircraft Decals for national insignia, squadron markings, aircraft numbers, nose art and other compatible aftermarket graphics.

Upgrade American Warbird Models

Explore Aircraft Update Sets and Model Aircraft Detail Parts for compatible cockpit, airframe and other detailing products.

Paint U.S. WWII Aircraft

Visit the Paint Store for aviation colors, metallic finishes, primers and clear coats. Browse Airbrushing for smooth finishes, camouflage and controlled shading.

Weather American Warbirds

Use Weathering Products for exhaust staining, fading, grime, fluid marks and other effects. Builders researching a particular aircraft can explore Aircraft Books for additional historical reference.

MegaHobby's US Warplanes collection brings together American World War II aircraft projects for builders interested in classic fighters, bombers, naval aviation and the broader history of U.S. air power.