The general feedbacks we have been receiving with the Enterprise CVN-65 aircraft carrier are great, magnificent and marvellous. However there are also the negatives such as 'why the defend missiles around the ship has to be fixed in position?', 'Those missiles had fallen off when the package turned up?'.

We do not tell lie, gluing is in fact the easiest solution to stick a part on the superstructure, tolerance between the inserting part and target hole could be very loose, glue itself would patch up any potential inaccuracy.  But one day we thought to ourselves, why can’t we make those defend missiles as tight fitting parts?  First of all, it eliminates the possibility of breakage during transportation and second of all, collectors can rotate the missiles in whatever angles they wish for photo-taking purpose.

Forces of Valor is the first manufacturer to create this dynamic display stands for 1/700 scale aircraft carrier.  Since Forces of Valor released the first aircraft carrier, Enterprise CVN-65 in 2015 it sets a new benchmark in the world of diecast collectible.  We always strive to impress our collectors with our new products and now, being the second aircraft carrier in our portfolio, question is what’s new?  

During our research, we must have seen hundreds of photo, many of them were moment captured while fighter jet taking off or landing on the flight deck and that’s where our inspiration came from, we want to present those heart-pounding moments to our collectors, with these transparent display stands, our ideas become reality.  If you stand 1 meter away from the carrier, you could hardly notice the transparent stand and that’s what we call “MAGIC”.

Some said even the greatest joys bring challenge and this statement applies to building an aircraft carrier model kits.  It would probably take weeks or more to paint all the lines on the flight deck, this time frame subjects to zero mistakes would be made during the process. 

Using our highly precise pad-printing machines, it allows us to print these lines with 99% accuracy according to our drawings.  The paint spread evenly over the flight deck and no spills along each line.  Taking the Chinese Liaoning aircraft carrier as an example, it has nearly 65 lines with different lengths across the fight deck and now Forces of Valor had made it ready for you!

One of the most interesting things with Forces of Valor products is playability, tanks with spinning wheels, opening hatches and for aircraft carrier series, the fun part is definitely playing with the fighter jets parking configuration across the flight deck.  

Compare to the previous aircraft carrier release, the Enterprise CVN-65, the biggest improvement we made this time is the fighter jets surface details, as seen in the photos, the FOV-Unimax F-18 Hornet did not have any panel lines, whereas in the new J-15 fighter jet, we have created an almost model kits level of details.  We even taken one step further, made some of the fighter jets with folding wings.