The Hunt class Type II destroyer escort was used by the Royal Navy primarily on the British east coast and Mediterranean convoys. They were first built in 1940. Several of this class also ended up serving in the Norwegian, Polish, Danish, Hellenic and Free French Navies. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the ship models)

The Fubuki class of the Imperial Japanese Navy is considered by many as the world's first modern destroyers. A powerful combination of speed and armament made them more than a match for any destroyer at the time. There were 24 ships of this class built between 1928-1933. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the ship models)

The U class (short hull) submarines were large group of subamrines used by the British Royal Navy during WWII. Starting i n1940, there were 49 submarines built in this class. They also served in the Soviet, Polish, Dutch, Norwegian, and Free French Navies. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the ship models)

The Sleipner class were made up of six small destroyers of Norwegian origin. During the invasion of Norway, one was destroyed, two were captured by the Germans, two were still being built and one escaped to Britain. Four of them ended up serving in the German Navy. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the ship models)

This was the first full production U-Boat for the Germans. The prototype for the class was the Finnish submarine, Vesikko. The Type II U-Boat was a coastal submarine that saw a lot of use early in the war, but served more in a training role as newer, longer ranged U-boats became available. They also played an important role in fighting the Russians in the Black Sea. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the models)

The Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (or Oscar) was one of the most common fighters for the Japanese Army. Like many Japanese fighters it was nimble but poorly armored. However, it was a succesful design that was responsible for shooting down more Allied aircraft than any other Japanese fighter. (Note: You may need a razor or knife to carefully remove the sprue from the models)