Handcrafted WWII Luftwaffe airfield display base, designed to work with aircraft models in both 1/72 and 1/48 scale.

The base measures 25 x 25 cm (9.84 x 9.84 in) and represents a weathered concrete dispersal / hardstand surrounded by natural grass. The concrete surface has been individually painted and weathered with tonal variations, staining, dirt and subtle earth effects to recreate the appearance of a well-used wartime airfield.

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 shown in the photos is 1/72 scale and is included only to demonstrate the size and appearance of the base with an aircraft in position.

Handcrafted 1/72 scale Soviet airfield display base, inspired by the characteristic PAG-14 prefabricated concrete slab surfaces used on Soviet and Eastern Bloc military airfields.

The base measures 25 x 25 cm (9.84 x 9.84 in) and features individually weathered concrete sections, expansion joints, oil and operational staining, a yellow guidance line and a grass verge. It also includes 1/72 scale ground equipment and airfield accessories, as shown in the photos, giving the base a complete and realistic operational appearance.

The real PAG-14 was a heavy reinforced-concrete aerodrome slab measuring approximately 6 x 2 metres, specifically designed for prefabricated airfield pavements.

Handcrafted 1/48 scale WWII airfield display base, representing a temporary field airstrip with a weathered wooden plank surface surrounded by rough natural terrain.

The base measures 30 x 25 cm and features individually detailed and weathered wooden planking, realistic earth textures, scattered stones and irregular grass growth, creating the appearance of an improvised operational airfield.

Designed specifically for 1/48 scale single-engine WWII aircraft, it is ideal for displaying models such as the Fw 190, Bf 109, Spitfire, Hurricane, P-40, P-47, P-51, Typhoon and other similarly sized aircraft.

• Dimensions: 30 x 25 cm
• Theme: WWII Field Airfield
• Surface: Weathered wooden planking and natural earth
• Aircraft shown: 1/48 Focke-Wulf Fw 190

Handmade 1/48 scale circular airfield hardstand inspired by RAF and USAAF “Flying Pan” layouts used during WWII. Designed to provide a realistic display setting for Allied aircraft models.

The base features detailed concrete texture, subtle weathering and natural grass blending to create an authentic operational airfield look.

📏 Size: 30 × 25 cm

• ✅ Scale: 1/48
• ✅ Fully finished and ready for display
• ✅ Lightweight cork construction with acrylic weathering
• ✅ Ideal for Spitfire, Hurricane, P-47, P-51 and similar aircraft

The 2 oil drums and 3 canisters are included.

Aircraft or models shown in photos are for size reference only and are not included.

Perfect for display, photography or diorama presentation.

Handmade 1/48 scale Luftwaffe T-shape wooden hardstand inspired by temporary WWII airfield installations. The varied plank layout and realistic weathering provide a dynamic setting for aircraft display.

📏 Size: 30 × 25 cm

• ✅ Scale: 1/48
• ✅ Fully finished and ready for display
• ✅ Detailed wood textures and terrain effects
• ✅ Ideal for Bf-109, FW-190 and WWII Luftwaffe aircraft

3 oil drums and 3 canisters are included. 

Aircraft or models shown in photos are for size reference only and are not included.

Designed to enhance aircraft presentation while keeping a realistic historical atmosphere.

Handcrafted 1/48 scale Luftwaffe-style wooden plank hardstand representing forward WWII airfield conditions. Realistic wood texture, dusty terrain effects and natural wear create an authentic operational environment.

📏 Size: 30 × 25 cm

• ✅ Scale: 1/48
• ✅ Fully finished and ready for display
• ✅ Realistic weathering and terrain integration
• ✅ Ideal for Bf-109, FW-190, Ju-87 and other WWII German aircraft

3 oil drums and 3 canisters are included.

Aircraft shown in photos are for size reference only and are not included.

1/48 Scale Soviet Airfield Diorama Base – PAG-14 Slabs (40x30 cm)

This handcrafted diorama base represents a Soviet-era military airfield section with realistic PAG-14 concrete slabs, commonly used from the 1960s onward.

1/72 Scale British RAF Airfield Section  Diorama

Ηighly detailed diorama base, featuring a British RAF airfield section at 1/72 scale, perfect for displaying aircraft models, vehicles, or figures. 

Dimensions: 25x20cm 

It features classic square concrete slabs, accurately detailed with realistic weathering effects. A diagonal grass patch and subtle grass growth between the slabs add an  authentic touch, replicating the natural wear of wartime and post-war airstrips.

1/48 Scale Luftwaffe Airfield Diorama – Snowy T-Shape Hardstand

Ηighly detailed diorama base, represents a Luftwaffe airfield in winter conditions, featuring a T-shape planked hardstand covered in realistic snow effects. 

Dimensions: 30x25cm (approx. 11.8x9.8 inches)

Accessories included

1/48 Scale Soviet Airfield Diorama Base – PAG-14 Concrete Slabs 

Two layouts to choose

Ηighly detailed diorama base, featuring PAG-14 concrete slabs, the iconic modular flooring used in Soviet and Eastern Bloc airfields from the 1950s to modern times.

Dimensions: 30x25cm (approx. 11.8x9.8 inches),

✔ Material: High-quality plaster cast from custom-made silicone molds, providing ultra-realistic texture and detail
✔ Painting & Weathering: Finished with acrylics and enamels, featuring authentic weathering effects like dust, cracks, and oil stains
✔ Grass & Ground Details: Subtle grass tufts and earthy tones between the slabs for a realistic, aged appearance
✔ Ready to Use: No additional work required – place your model and enjoy an instant airfield scene

1/48 Scale Soviet Airfield Diorama Base – Hexagonal Slabs (1950s-1970s)

Dimensions: 26x20cm, designed specifically for 1/48 scale models.

A detailed 1/48 scale diorama base, perfect for displaying Soviet Cold War-era aircraft models.

1/48 scale diorama—a Soviet WW2 airfield base! The scene features hexagon concrete slabs, a weathered dirt road running along the side, and subtle grass growth between the slabs and along the roadside. 

Dimensions: 30x30cm, designed specifically for 1/48 scale models.

During World War II, the Soviet Union constructed military airfields using standardized concrete slabs for rapid deployment and durability. One of the common types was the hexagonal concrete slab (1.5m), which provided a stable surface for aircraft operations while allowing for easy replacement of damaged sections.

This diorama was painted with acrylics and weathered using pigments and enamels to create a realistic aged effect.

This set provides generic markings for fuel types, tire pressures, jerry-can contents, warnings, helmet markings, etc, as well as prefixes and numbers for Hellenic Army registration numbers from 1950 to 1967. The numbers are also suitable for many WWII and post war US and allied vehicles.

Note: Many of the markings can also be used on 1/87 models, depending on the size of the vehicle.

This set provides markings for 10 tanks covering all Leopard 1 types in service with the Hellenic Army. These are the Leopard 1GR based on the Leopard A3, the ex-Dutch Leopard 1V and the Leopard 1A5. Also included are markings for one of two unique vehicles, the Leopard 1A5 tanks based on the Dutch Leopard 1V. These teo prototypes were transferred to Greece and have some uniquely Dutch features.

This set also contains markings for 7 specific Leopard 2 tanks plus numbers and blank number plates to depict any Leopard 2A4 orLeopard 2HEL tank currently in service with the Hellenic Army. Both types of the Leopard 2 in Hellenic Army service are finished in a unique and very distinctive four colour camouflage scheme.

The Willys MB 1/4 ton truck, Dodge WC 51/52 3/4 ton truck, Dodge WC 54 ambulance, Dodge WC 62 6x6 truck in Hellenic service

This set provides markings for 13 different vehicles.

This set covers vehicles used by the Greek Cypriot National Guard from its establishment in 1960 until 1975. Types covered are the Daimler Dingo scout car, Marmon Herrington MK IVf armoured car, BTR-152 APC, T-34/85 tank, Austin K5 truck armed with a Maxson quad turret as well as the Land Rover and the ZIL-157 truck.

Most of these vehicles saw action during the 1974 invasion of Cypus by Turkish forces, known as operation "Attila".

This large set contains markings for 9 different aircraft. among them are markings for 4 of the RHAF Dakotas which took part in the Korean War. One of these aircraft went on to become the last serving Dakota in the modern HAF, and today is a preserved aircraft. Markings for this aircraft in its final guise are also included enabling the modeller to portray it booth at te start and the end of its career!

The Hellenic Army Aviation uses 20 AH-64 A Apache and 12 AH-64DHA Apache Longbow attack helicopters, in service respectively with the 1st and 2nd Attack Helicopter Battalions.

This set contains all the markings necessary to build any Apache in Greek service. It contains enough markings to finish AH-64 A and one AH-64DHA.