Well, if we could at least get a Braniff II 737-200 in the same scheme as the BAC that's coming out (N4511W is but one example), I would still consider that a win. Nobody has done one in 1:400.
How about a complete set of Braniff Ultra 727s? AC didn't do all of the colors, and the ones they did do had the striping done incorrectly on the engines. I especially would love to see the one-off N404BN in Sparkling Burgundy with red trim.
Panda's 737 Classic molds seem to be pretty good also. What would you think about Pro Air? They were a small outfit out of Detroit City and started out with 2 brand-new 737-400s (their Boeing customer code was 9R), N460PR with an orange tail and N461PR in green. They later picked up N462PR on...
Yes to Midwest Express and Midway DC-9-10s as they both came into IND.
Also, Midway, Presidential, and Braniff II 737-200s.
And a Florida Express BAC-111. And this might be a real stretch, but Britt Airways had two BACs that ran on an ORD-IND-EVV routing...
A Delta "as delivered" version would be great as nobody has done that except for that tiny AC release, which was the same registration that crashed at DFW. That one is so hard to get now that I've actually contemplated modifying my GJ bicentennial by putting a decal over the logo.
If you do find someone, please let me know. @Purpleplane and I are looking for some customs of some obscure Midwest US stuff from the 70s-80s (a Britt Airways BAC-111, but that is only one example).
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