Series 0 kit. An easy first time kit for the younster. Skill level one.

Finished model measures 215mm length, 326mm wingspan. Humbrol paints (Pan American) 11,19 & 33 (BOAC) 11, 29, 30 are required.

This model kit of the BAC 1-11 conatins 50 detailed parts and includeds decals for British Caledonian Airways (circa 1970) and AER Lingus (circa 1965). The BAC 1-11 was the worlds first short-haul jet airliner and proved very popular with small airlines operating the chartered flights, making holidays in the sun affordable for the average UK citizen. BAC 1-11's were still being operated on holiday charter flights into the 1990's.

Finished model measures 190mm length, 184mm wingspan. Principal paints required Humbrol 11, 53, 64, 85, 130, 166 &177, plus 15 and 135 for the British Caledonian livery.

A detailed model kit of the Bristol Mk.32 Superfreighter cargo aircraft, designed origianlly for cross-channel car ferry services. Decals are included for aircraft operated by Sabena Airways (circa 1960) and Cie Air Transport, France (circa 1962)

107 parts, finished model measures 312mm length, 457mm wingspan. Requires Humbrol paints 11, 22, 25, 33, 35, 53, 56, 61, 69 and 166, plus 109 for the Sabenna livery

This aircraft was the first entry into the wide bodied long haul jet market by McDonnell Douglas. It as a three engined layout, similar to the Lockheed Tristar, with two engines under the wings and one in the tailplane.

Still the only supersonic passenger aircraft the Concorde is probably the most well known sight in British skies. Requires polystyrene cement and paint to complete the model.

This former commercial air liner was converted for the RAF into a tanker & transport aircraft.