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The Boeing 727-200 Braniff is a symbol of the jet age, when designs were bold and liveries were instantly recognizable. A three-line airliner with character and color that cannot be confused with any other.
Restrained European elegance in the form of a large Boeing 777 long-haul airliner. Clean lines, a sense of reliability, and a model that looks calm, premium, and very appropriate in a serious collection.
It was with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner that Austrian Airlines ushered in a new era of long-haul flights from Vienna, focusing on modern technology and efficiency. The OE-LPM aircraft became part of a comprehensive fleet renewal program that saw Austrian transition from classic wide-body aircraft to the new generation Dreamliner.
The Boeing 777-300ER in the Thai Airways fleet became the backbone of long-haul routes between Asia and Europe. It was these aircraft that shaped the image of Thailand's national carrier on intercontinental flights, combining a large cabin with the airline's distinctive livery.
This Boeing 737-8 MAX features a special Proud of Poland’s Independence livery, created in honor of Poland's independence. The red wave along the fuselage makes the aircraft one of LOT's most recognizable planes.
A collectible miniature dedicated to the legendary Pan Am. The 50th-anniversary design highlights its historical significance and makes the model particularly valuable to fans of classic aviation.
Pan Am has forever remained one of the most famous brands in aviation history. The TF-FIC aircraft was named the Yankee Clipper II in honor of the company’s famous transatlantic flights and became part of a project that brought the legendary Pan Am name back to the skies. The model has a understated, elegant look and holds special historical value for collectors.
