Recent content by B747-148

Hi, As some of you may know, I've a large collection of 1/400 aircraft models, and the majority of my collection is based on Aeroclassics. I mainly collect classic jet airliners from the 1960s up to the late 1980s. Principally, I mainly collect B707s, B727s, B737-100/200s, B747s, DC-8s, DC-9s...

Actually another issue I've noticed are the lack of detail with registrations. The Swissair Cargo (Chocolate colours) DC-9-33F with the registration HB-IFZ is incorrect as this was never a cargo aircraft. HB-IFZ was originally delivered to Balair and was frequently leased out to mother company...

Although I have a collection that is almost approaching 1,000 models, and mostly classic airliners, I would have to say this has to be the very elite of my collection. I was very fortunate in buying these from my friend Mark Smith, who is a top seller and one of the most highly respected...

Possibly one of the holy grails of the Aeroclassics DC-9 models, is this Scandinavian masterpiece.. SAS (1983 colors)- Douglas DC-9-41- SE-DAR 'Agnar Viking'. I got a a trade for this model, so I was very appreciative of receiving it. Also, another gem I picked up on ebay was this relatively...

1. Sabena (60s colors)- Boeing 727-29- OO-STA 2. Swissair (80s colors)- Douglas DC-8-62H- HB-IDL

Good evening everyone, this is my first official post on this awesome site! I'm a huge fan of classics jets from the 1960s up to the 1990s, but the majority of my collection relates to the golden era of civil aviation from the 1960s and 70s, and the 1980s. Therefore, you will later see that...

These look superb, can't wait to see more photos!

Nice addition to your Avianca 707 fleet Richard! Coincidentally, I actually do have HK-1402 in my fleet. The only Avianca 707 I need to complete my Avianca 707 fleet is HK-1849. It seems so hard to find. Would you know anyone that might have a spare model? I have a spare model of HK-2070...

Why don't Panda release any more TU-134 models? The mould was superb!

Stunning model! Aeroclassics make the most impressive 727s!