Multimark to Motionmark: CP’s DC-10s
CP Air had been solidly profitable throughout the 1960s and first half of the 1970s, but in 1975 it recorded […]
CP Air had been solidly profitable throughout the 1960s and first half of the 1970s, but in 1975 it recorded […]
There have been relatively slim pickings for European collectors of modern narrowbodies in 2025, with by my count only 6
Binter Canarias | Embraer E195-E2 | EC-OEA | Gemini Jets Read More »
Ecuatoriana’s cessation of operations in 1993 had been something of a shock as the airline’s financial condition was unknown even
Ecuatoriana dazzled the aviation world with its amazing special livery variations during the 1970s, as discussed in part 1. From 1979
Aviation400 is a progressive brand in 400 scale that has introduced a selection of innovative features (or gimmicks depending on
TAAG Angola | Boeing 777-3M2ER | D2-TEK | Aviation400 Read More »
Special schemes are everywhere nowadays but back in the 70s Ecuatoriana produced a fleet of special schemes which have never
The A300 was an excellent product and yet Airbus really struggled to sell the type at first. Eventually, however, it
It is still unclear what the difference is between YY Wings and HX Models, but for all intents and purposes
Cathay Cargo | Boeing 747-467F | B-LID | YY Wings Read More »
Whereas most 400 scale manufacturers focus on Airbuses and Boeings Phoenix have put their recent new mould efforts firmly into
Aeroflot | Ilyushin Il-62 | CCCP-86675 | Phoenix Models Read More »
I love the stories of the deregulated era US airline industry, and during the 1980s and 90s there were a
400 scale seems increasingly dominated by widebody releases and the Airbus/Boeing duopoly, to the exclusion of everything else. Thankfully there
CityFlyer Express (British Airways) | ATR-72-212 | G-BYTP | JC Wings Read More »
NG Models hasn’t had a great 2025 by any measure, but they are still releasing the odd winner aimed at
Northrop Grumman | Lockheed L-1011 Tristar | N140SC | NG Models Read More »