NG Models May 2025 Release Hints

24044 China Southern Airlines A318-100 (with "Training Only(培训专用)" titles)
13131 JetBlue Airways A321-200/w N970JB (Blueunity)
13128 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8399
13129 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8586 (revised livery after merger with KE)
61099 China Eastern Airlines A330-200 B-5937 (special paint for the 9th asian winter games)
39102 Korean Air A350-900 HL8598 (the 1st A350 for KE)
39103 Korean Air A350-900 HL8597
[ULTIMATE] 39104 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route) (with stand)
39105 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route)
39107 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-323H ("1st A350 delivered from China" sticker)
39108 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-32FQ
39109 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-900 B-LQA (the 1st A350 for CX)
57021 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-1000 B-LXI (special flight - CX8100 for 100th anniversary of Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport)
[ULTIMATE] 04001 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (Farewell flight) (with stand)
04002 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (last flight)
04003 Air China 747-400 B-2447
04006 Air China 747-400 B-2472
83017 CAAC MD-82 B-2103
24057 China Southern Airlines MD-82 B-2139
[LITE] PLA048 PLA Air Force Xian Y-20 20048 (with plastic stand)

If you don’t collect aircraft from Asia you’re looking at a pretty bland release.
 
24044 China Southern Airlines A318-100 (with "Training Only(培训专用)" titles)
13131 JetBlue Airways A321-200/w N970JB (Blueunity)
13128 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8399
13129 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8586 (revised livery after merger with KE)
61099 China Eastern Airlines A330-200 B-5937 (special paint for the 9th asian winter games)
39102 Korean Air A350-900 HL8598 (the 1st A350 for KE)
39103 Korean Air A350-900 HL8597
[ULTIMATE] 39104 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route) (with stand)
39105 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route)
39107 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-323H ("1st A350 delivered from China" sticker)
39108 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-32FQ
39109 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-900 B-LQA (the 1st A350 for CX)
57021 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-1000 B-LXI (special flight - CX8100 for 100th anniversary of Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport)
[ULTIMATE] 04001 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (Farewell flight) (with stand)
04002 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (last flight)
04003 Air China 747-400 B-2447
04006 Air China 747-400 B-2472
83017 CAAC MD-82 B-2103
24057 China Southern Airlines MD-82 B-2139
[LITE] PLA048 PLA Air Force Xian Y-20 20048 (with plastic stand)

If you don’t collect aircraft from Asia you’re looking at a pretty bland release.
The two CZs are there as called earlier
I didn't expect this list to have much for me - but it does - 5 in fact!
2 CZs
3U A350
One of the KE A350s
The MU A332

Looking forward to pictures of the 744. Will then pick up one of the CAs
 
24044 China Southern Airlines A318-100 (with "Training Only(培训专用)" titles)
13131 JetBlue Airways A321-200/w N970JB (Blueunity)
13128 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8399
13129 Asiana Airlines A321neo HL8586 (revised livery after merger with KE)
61099 China Eastern Airlines A330-200 B-5937 (special paint for the 9th asian winter games)
39102 Korean Air A350-900 HL8598 (the 1st A350 for KE)
39103 Korean Air A350-900 HL8597
[ULTIMATE] 39104 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route) (with stand)
39105 Sichuan Airlines A350-900 B-32HG (Panda Route)
39107 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-323H ("1st A350 delivered from China" sticker)
39108 China Eastern Airlines A350-900 B-32FQ
39109 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-900 B-LQA (the 1st A350 for CX)
57021 Cathay Pacific Airways A350-1000 B-LXI (special flight - CX8100 for 100th anniversary of Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport)
[ULTIMATE] 04001 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (Farewell flight) (with stand)
04002 Air China 747-400 B-2445 (last flight)
04003 Air China 747-400 B-2447
04006 Air China 747-400 B-2472
83017 CAAC MD-82 B-2103
24057 China Southern Airlines MD-82 B-2139
[LITE] PLA048 PLA Air Force Xian Y-20 20048 (with plastic stand)

If you don’t collect aircraft from Asia you’re looking at a pretty bland release.
They better not mess up that KE engine logo this time, I've been wanting a KE A350 on an NG mould
 
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I 100% understand the frustration of European customers, but I have heard from two brands at least that sales in Europe are poor and when you look at the number of retailers in Europe there are not very many selling 400 scale (I count 7 and 3 of those are Dutch). There are 5 in the UK alone!

In relation to US customers tariffs is the answer plain and simple.

Looking at 2025 release announcement stats for the 3 big brands that release monthly and deliver regularly (so not JC Wings) the geographic spread looks like this:

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From this you can see NG are making a lot of Chinese models (but nobody else is ignoring Panda and their OEM market) and they still are making decent numbers of Euro, Asian and US. Rest of world diversity has flatlined though. You can also see why the tariffs are such bad news for Gemini and that Phoenix are producing the most balanced set nowadays.
 
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