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McLanachan was first conceived and founded in 1984 by Matt McLanachan and since then it has been providing logistics services, with attention to detail and commitment to the client being the Company â„¢s hallmark. Based out of Central Scotland, McLanachan deliver and transport everything from temperature controlled pharmaceutical products to hazardous liquids and solids. The family run business â„¢s fleet of twenty-five vehicles and thirty-five trailers, can be found all over the UK and mainland Europe.

Martin B-26B-15-MA Marauder 41-31576/AN-Z 'Dinah Might', was given the important task of leading an anti-beach fortification raid against Widerstandsnest 5 (which means 'nest of resistance', or 'strongpoint') overlooking Utah beach. The raid happened only a couple of minutes before the landing craft released their troops on their assigned beaches on D-Day itself, one of the final missions to take place before the landings. Flown by Major David Dewhurst, the experienced Commander of the 553rd Bomb Squadron, US 8th Air Force, this was one final opportunity to neutralise German defensive fortifications, therefore giving Allied troops a better chance of making it off their assigned landing beach in the terrifying hours to come. Dewhurst's aircraft, which was named 'Dinah Might' after a Bing Crosby tune of the day, released its bombs at exactly 06.24.30 on D-Day, with navigation and timing critical to the success of the mission and the safety of the men waiting to make their historic seaborne assault. The details behind this final bombing raid of D-Day clearly illustrate why the Utah Beach D-Day Museum elected to finish their preserved Marauder in this historic scheme and why it forms such a poignant centrepiece for their impressive museum. 'Dinah Might's' target on that fateful morning in June 1944 was only metres from where this magnificent preserved aircraft is displayed today, even though it's actually only a representation of that famous wartime aircraft. The Aviation Archive die-cast model range features 1:72 and 1:48 scaled aircraft perfect for collectors both old and new. Each plane comes with a display and optional parts.

This attractive Marin B-26C-45-MO Marauder was a stand-out aircraft of the Second World War, with a unique nose art that deserves centre of attention in your die-cast display. Featuring a special bare metal multi-toned finish, this 1:72 scale model has an open bomb bay option and removable undercarriage. The propellers can rotate too. And of course, this die-cast aircraft comes with detailed crew figures and a stand for display. This die-cast model has a limited-edition run of only 1,500 units . History For an aircraft which initially attracted such unwanted nicknames as ‘Widow Maker’ and the ‘Flying Coffin’, and had training crews referring to it as, ‘One a day in Tampa Bay’ because of the high number of aircraft lost to crashes, the Martin B-26 Marauder actually posted the lowest loss rate of all USAAF bombers during the Second World War. A high-performance aircraft incorporating advanced technologies, the Marauder was a delight to fly but had some vices which could cause problems for the unwary and inexperienced. However, some design modifications and a revised training program soon improved the aircraft’s fortunes. After some time in Florida, the 444th Bomb Squadron were sent to England before completing their training program. They stayed for just over a month before being sent onwards with the rest of the 320th Bomb Group to North Africa and operations across the Mediterranean Theatre. The Group was awarded a Distinguished Unit Citation for pressing home an attack against Axis troop concentrations at Fondi, in support of the 5th Army’s push towards Rome, despite coming under heavy enemy anti-aircraft fire. This particular aircraft was one of the most flamboyantly decorated of all the 444th BS Marauders, with striking sharks’ teeth to put fear in the hearts of enemy fighter pilots, and beach belle artwork on both sides of the aircraft’s nose.

Top Gun Collectable Die-Cast Double Pack Two stunning aircraft flown by CAPT Pete "Maverick" Mitchell are the stars of this officially licensed movie die-cast double model pack! Over thirty years since graduating from the United States Navy Fighter Weapons School more popularly known as Top Gun Maverick is now an instructor training a new generation of pilots. At the school he pilots a striking blue and black liveried F18 Hornet, while in his downtime Maverick continues indulging his love of flight by taking to the skies in his own personal P51D Mustang. Wingspan: P-51: 90mm F-18: 80mm

The first-ever release of our 1:48 scale AV-8B Harrier II in die-cast, this incredible Aviation Archive model features a display stand, removable undercarriage, and multiple moving parts including a sliding canopy, rotating Pegasus Engine exhausts and even a spinning fan blade inside the aircraft. The livery pays tribute to a legendary US Marines Squadron. We’ve only made 1,500 of these limited-edition McDonnell Douglas AV-8B+ Harrier II die-cast models. History Serving members of US Marine Attack Squadron 214 have always been proud to uphold the traditions of a unit which was originally formed at Ewa Field in Hawaii on the 1st July 1942, and claimed celebrated ace pilot Major ‘PAPPY’ Boyington amongst their number. Boyington was significant for becoming the first fighter ace to eclipse the victory total of the famous Great War ‘Ace’ Eddie Rickenbacker. He also received the Medal of Honor, America’s highest military decoration. They were known as the ‘Black Sheep’ Squadron, because this new unit was made up of individual airmen seconded from other units right across the Pacific Theatre, with little support or resources, leaving members feeling like outcasts – a disparate group. What they lacked in support, they made up for in fighting prowess. The later history of this unit was marked by their long association with the McDonnell Douglas AV-8B plus Harrier II, an aircraft type they operated for 33 years. They only relinquished their aircraft when they exchanged them for the Fifth Generation Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II stealth jet in 2022. For the 75th anniversary of the formation of the ‘Black Sheep’, VMA-214 presented AV-8B Harrier II Plus 165001 ‘01’ in this striking special scheme, with the aircraft proudly carrying the name Maj. Gregory “PAPPY” Boyington on its starboard cockpit canopy framing.