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The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the largest and most recognizable long-haul airliners of our time in collectible scale. Its large fuselage, long wings, and the feeling of real intercontinental flights on a shelf or in a display case.
A government aircraft with the character of US military-diplomatic aviation. Its restrained appearance, recognizable silhouette, and 1:200 scale make this model special among the civilian airliners in the collection.
The special livery of All Nippon Airways' Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner underscores ANA's commitment to environmental responsibility and the development of sustainable aviation solutions for the future.
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.
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.
