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Nice. I've got both of those as well

Another African addition to the collection and much cheaper than the Zaire DC-10 is this SAA 707-344C ZS-SAG acquired from @Beans__ . ZS-SAG arrived new in April 1969 and served throughout the 1970s. Leased to Air Zimbabwe in 1980/81 it was sold to IAI of Israel in October 1982 and joined the...

MADb is kept up to date with releases - pretty much as they are discovered

JC Wings has 15 more models for August split 50:50 between now and future releases but most of the now releases are very samey and this continues a rather poor 2025 for JC in my opinion. Checkout the video for my rankings:

African classics always hold a certain mystique to me. They usually come with exotic liveries, great histories and tragic endings. This Air Zaire DC-10 has been one of the last I needed in my collection. I don't think I'd ever seen it for sale, but recently two have appeared on eBay and I...

They are terrible photos. You do wonder how hard it is to take decent photos to advertise your own products! :ROFLMAO:

and worse it has just been released by Z2 Models and is announced by HX Models as well. Bizarre selection.

Middle-Eastern airlines and cartoon liveries aren't really my thing but some models really offer a window into the finest available in 400 scale in 2025 and this 787 looked like one of those. I'm glad to say it doesn't disappoint and will look glorious on my Xin Long layout...

By the look of it there is small text on the lower fuselage ahead of the Boeing 777 titles. I assume it is just the name that frame was given.

Agreed. In the video I never called it an American release I just said 'it was aimed at the American market not the Cuban market' and that the Cubana was 'arguably a sixth American release' - note the word arguably - it matters. None of that is controversial and meets exactly with what you and...

That's still an excellent little 717. I have one on the Dragon mould myself