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Diecast Model Airliners
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| 1/200 2014 Air NZ 787 Dreamliner |
NZ$ 239.00 Each
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Air New Zealand 787-9 Dreamliner ZK-NZE "All Black". Metal die cast scale model, with highly accurate tampo markings. Comes with metal stand. Magnetically attached landing gear can be displayed up or down. Approx. 31.5 x 30 cm (12.5 x 11.75")....
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| 1/200 1970's Concorde |
NZ$ 149.00
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Aerospatiale Concorde 102 F-WTSA. Hybrid livery with British Airways colours on starboard side and Air France colours on the port side. Metal die cast model. Permanently extended landing gear and rolling wheels. Comes with a display stand. Limited Edition of 150 pieces worldwide. Approx. 30cm x 13cm (12" x 5"). A must-have for your classic '70s collection....
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| 1/200 1970's NAC 737 |
NZ$ 149.00 Each
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Boeing 737-214 operated by New Zealand's National Airways Corporation (NAC). ZK-NAK "Pihoihoi" MSN 20156. Entered service with NAC September 1973 before ownership was transferred to Air New Zealand when the two airlines merged in April 1978. It was the last aircraft in the fleet to operate in NAC colours until repainted in late 1984. Metal with some plastic parts. Landing gear fixed extended, and comes with a metal display stand. Limited Edition. Approx 15cm x 14cm (6" x 5.5")....
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| 1/200 1968 707 J-STARS |
NZ$ 210.00 Each
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US Air Force Boeing E-8C (707-300), reg. 95-0121. Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System is a joint Air Force - Army program. The Joint STARS uses a multi-mode side looking radar to detect, track, and classify moving ground vehicles in all conditions deep behind enemy lines. The aircraft is the only airborne platform in operation that can maintain real-time surveillance over a corps-sized area of the battlefield. Metal diecast, featuring antennas, rolling wheels with rubber tires that roll, high tech tampo printing. Comes with display stand. looks mean....
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| 1/200 1968 Air NZ B737 |
NZ$ 149.00 Each
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Air New Zealand Boeing 737-219 ZK-NAD in transitional livery, circa 1980. MSN 19930 was delivered to National Airways Corporation (NAC) on 11/9/1968, then transferred to Air New Zealand on 1/4/1978. A reference to the past was provided by a small NAC Godwit symbol shown beneath the cockpit side windows. Limited Edition. Approx. 15cm x 14cm x 5.5cm (6" x 5.5"). Comes with a metal display stand....
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| 1/200 Spain AF Orion |
NZ$ 149.00 Each
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Lockheed P-3M Orion. Serial 22-35 of 221 Sqn Spanish Air Force, based at Morón AB, Seville (2018). First flown in 1959, and based on the Electra turboprop airliner, the Orion is a four engined anti submarine maritime patrol aircraft. It's distinctive “stinger” tail boom houses a sensitive Magnetic Anomaly Detector. An internal bomb bay can house a variety of torpedoes and weapons, while underwing pylons can be used to carry anti-shipping missiles or bombs. The P-3’s original mission was to track Soviet submarines during the cold war. Only 168 Pieces worldwide. No display stand. Approx. 18cm x 15cm (7" x 6")....
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| 1/200 1942 DC-3 |
NZ$ 95.00 Each
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This Douglas DC-3/C-47 has had a long and interesting life. Constructed in 1942 as a C47-DL she was sent overseas in 1943. After the war she was purchased by a former WWII pilot and nicknamed “Betsy”. In 1946 she became Cathay Pacific Airways first ever aircraft, and registered as VR-HDB. After being sold in the 1950'she spent the best part of 30 years flying cargo in the Australian outback, before being discovered and repurchased by Cathay Pacific. VR-HDB was then repainted in a 1940s CPA scheme and now hangs in the Science Museum of Hong Kong. Metal diecast with some plastic parts. Rotating props. Landing gear can be displayed up or down. Comes with a plastic display stand. Approx. 10cm x 14cm (3.75" x 5.5")...
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| 1/72 1930s de Havilland Dragon Rapide BEA |
NZ$ 79.00 Each
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The de Havilland Dragon Rapide was introduced in the 1930s as a passenger airliner. Shown here in British European Airways (BEA) livery. A twin engined aircraft with tapered wings and streamlined fairings, it proved to be fast and comfortable, and was a very successful commercial aircraft. The RAF used them for passenger and communications duties at the beginning of WW2 and, along with the Royal Navy, used slightly modified Rapides (known as Dominies) for radio and navigation training later in the war. A great wee model. Rotating props, and comes with a display stand. Approx. 14.5cm x 20cm (5.75" x 8")....
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