Lysia Marcomm/Aero Le Plane
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Mark22
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Seems like a brand that puts logos of businesses on models for promotional purposes.
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LYSIA MARCOMM LIMITED , Hong Kong
Lysia Marcomm Limited is a well-established leader in manufacturing Scale Plane Models from 1:50 to 1:500 for the aviation industry and other promotional premiums since 1996, We provide various types of plane models which are made ...
quanng
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Agreed. They make some corporate models that stays under the radar.Seems like a brand that puts logos of businesses on models for promotional purposes.
LYSIA MARCOMM LIMITED , Hong Kong
Lysia Marcomm Limited is a well-established leader in manufacturing Scale Plane Models from 1:50 to 1:500 for the aviation industry and other promotional premiums since 1996, We provide various types of plane models which are made ...
LeoMuse747
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But they seem to have their own moulds. Here are a few models:
Polar B747-400F
Atlas Air B767-300ER
FedEx B777F
Blank MD-11F
Quality seems to be quite sloppy... they remind me of early Dragon models.
Polar B747-400F
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Atlas Air B767-300ER
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FedEx B777F
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Quality seems to be quite sloppy... they remind me of early Dragon models.
LeoMuse747
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Check this out:
1:400 Delta Air Lines 747-400
This Boeing 747-400 model is great for collectors. Features authentic markings and graphics that assembles in minutes! Details: Made of solid die cast with highly detailed graphics Display stand included 1:400 scale
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Irish
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Buying this first thing tomorrowCheck this out:
1:400 Delta Air Lines 747-400
This Boeing 747-400 model is great for collectors. Features authentic markings and graphics that assembles in minutes! Details: Made of solid die cast with highly detailed graphics Display stand included 1:400 scaleheroplane.com.au
USABIG3
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Thank you for sorting these links out...I am enjoying looking at these pictures
LeoMuse747
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You're welcome! You can find some more models at DIMA. Just search for "Lysia" and "Aero Le Plane".
USABIG3
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I first found out this Delta 747 by Lysian from eBay. I only see it on sale from heroplane.com.au. I can't find it anywhere else
quanng
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As Lysia models are made exclusively for corporate (not seen on in-flight sales), they are rarely available for the public. To my knowledge, there are some more models made by Lysia/Aero Le Plane, such as the SQ A330/A380/B77W. The A380, as I remember correctly, were handed out during the inaugural A380 flight so SYD. Also, Atlas Air is one of Lysia’s clients and has commissioned various models: the gold SonAir 747, pax B744 (which has yet been made by any other 1:400 manufacturers), B744 cargo,… the Atlas ones are available internally.
Jazajia
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I have a soft spot for those Aero Le Plane/Lysia models, maybe because of their rarity. They are hard to find, but once you find them, they are not expensive. In fact, because of their nature as corporate models, it is not unusual to get them for free.
In the photo below, the two Panalpinas and the golden Atlas on top all say Aero Le Plane on the belly. The Panalpinas appear as Lysia on DiMA, the golden Atlas is not even on the database.
I got the Panalpinas from the office of someone who thought they would be better in my hands. The golden Atlas I found at Airliners International 2023 for $20. It was on a table that clearly did not belong to a model collector.
In the photo below, the two Panalpinas and the golden Atlas on top all say Aero Le Plane on the belly. The Panalpinas appear as Lysia on DiMA, the golden Atlas is not even on the database.
I got the Panalpinas from the office of someone who thought they would be better in my hands. The golden Atlas I found at Airliners International 2023 for $20. It was on a table that clearly did not belong to a model collector.
TheEpicBirb
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Thats cool, if its good quality I might consider buying one of their 1:400s some day
TheEpicBirb
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some of there stuff actually seems pretty nice but the prices dont seem right to me
Jazajia
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Nice! Yeah, like I said, Aero Le Plane models are rare, but not very expensive. I like them, they are not for the detail-oriented collector, but strictly for promoting a brand
