X-Planes, Missiles and Rockets

X-Planes, Missiles & Rocket Model Kits

Explore experimental aviation, aerospace technology and guided weapons with X-Planes, Missiles and Rockets from MegaHobby. This collection reaches beyond conventional production aircraft to experimental airplanes, research vehicles, missiles and other aerospace subjects connected with the development of flight and military technology.

For modelers interested in unusual shapes, prototype engineering and the boundaries between aviation and spaceflight, these subjects offer a distinctive alternative to conventional fighters, bombers and commercial aircraft.

Experimental X-Plane Models

Experimental aircraft have been used to investigate new aerodynamic concepts, propulsion systems, high-speed flight and technologies that later influenced operational aircraft. Scale models of these machines give builders a way to explore important stages in aerospace development.

For conventional aviation subjects, return to the broader Model Aircraft department or explore Jet Aircraft for production military jets and fighters.

Missiles & Guided Weapons

Missiles and related aerospace subjects represent another side of military aviation technology. Their specialized shapes, launch equipment and historical roles can make them interesting stand-alone models or additions to larger aerospace collections.

Aircraft, Rockets & Space Modeling

Builders interested in real-world spacecraft can explore Space Models, while flyable hobby rockets and related projects are available through Model Rocketry.

Research Experimental Aviation

Browse Aircraft Books and History Books for additional reference covering aviation development, aerospace technology and historical subjects.

Paint & Finish Aerospace Models

Visit the Paint Store for aviation colors, metallics, primers and clear finishes. Browse Airbrushing for smooth sprayed surfaces and Tools & Supplies for construction and finishing equipment.

MegaHobby's X-Planes, Missiles and Rockets collection gives aerospace modelers experimental and technological subjects that connect conventional aviation with the wider history of aerospace development.