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Airfix

Airfix Collection

The Airfix collection at ToyTown.ie Toymaster Longford brings together a wide range of plastic model kits covering aircraft, military vehicles, ships, cars and figures. Airfix is a long established model brand known for injection moulded plastic kits that are built, painted and finished by hand. The range includes popular aircraft scales such as 1:72 and 1:48, along with vehicle and diorama subjects suited to display and hobby builds.

Whether you are starting your first model kit or adding to an existing hobby collection, Airfix offers options for different skill levels, with difficulty ratings clearly shown on the packaging. Kits are supplied with moulded plastic parts and step by step instructions, allowing builders to assemble accurate scale replicas at their own pace. You can browse the full Airfix selection online or visit our ToyTown.ie Toymaster store in Longford.

Airfix FAQ

What are Airfix model kits made from?

Airfix kits are injection moulded plastic model kits. The parts are supplied on plastic sprues and are assembled using model glue, then painted and detailed by the builder.

Do Airfix kits include instructions?

Yes. All Airfix kits include printed assembly instructions. Airfix also provides downloadable instruction manuals and official build guidance through their support resources.

Do I need glue and paint for Airfix models?

Most Airfix kits require model glue and paints to complete the build. Some starter and gift sets include a small selection of paints and glue, which is always stated on the product packaging.

What do the scale numbers on Airfix kits mean?

The scale shows the size of the model compared to the real vehicle or aircraft. For example, 1:72 means the finished model is seventy two times smaller than the real subject. Larger scale numbers result in smaller models.

Are Airfix kits suitable for beginners?

Airfix produces kits for a range of skill levels. Beginner friendly kits typically have fewer parts and simpler construction, while advanced kits include more detail and higher part counts. Skill level guidance is shown on each box.