Herpa is a German manufacturer known for its high-quality products in the field of aviation models. Founded over 70 years ago, the company has become a leader in the production of model airplanes. Their products are distinguished by meticulous detailing, the use of high-quality materials, and accurate reproduction of real prototypes. You can always buy Herpa at AirHub Store!
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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.
Philippine Airlines is a symbol of Philippine aviation and long-haul flights across the oceans. This 1:200 scale model of a Boeing 777-300ER recreates the flagship of the fleet with its signature livery and the distinctive style of the national carrier, combining aviation elegance and the status of long-haul flights.
A collectible model of a Mercedes-Benz SK truck with a semi-trailer in Qatar Airways Cargo livery — a detailed 1:87 scale replica for aviation logistics and transport diorama enthusiasts.
Air France Airbus A350-900 model in 1:200 scale. A large, detailed model featuring the distinctive Air France livery; it looks great on a shelf or display stand. Perfect for a modern civil aviation collection.
What you see here is not just any Tu-144, but specifically aircraft CCCP-77112—the only Tu-144 that can be seen outside the former USSR. After many years in storage, this very aircraft was transported from Moscow to Germany and has become one of the main attractions at the museum in Sinsheim. Today, it stands alongside the legendary Concorde, serving as a reminder of the era of supersonic passenger travel.
A flying wing with a history that began during the B-2 test program. Aircraft 82-1067, the Spirit of Arizona, was the second of six test aircraft in the program and took to the skies for the first time on October 19, 1990. This metal miniature reproduces its gray paint scheme, distinctive air intakes, technical markings, and detailed landing gear. In the collection, it will represent the 393rd Bomb Squadron Tigers from Whiteman Air Force Base.
