Part of the large TUI family of airlines, Jetairfly of Belgium became an Embraer operator in 2013, with two leased E190’s. The aircraft (OO-JEB and OO-JEM) were delivered in the TUI Group’s new “Dreamliner” color scheme (developed for the pending Boeing 787 Dreamliner deliveries). This decal provides the markings for the two new E-Jets.
This set is available in 1:144 scale, just click on the decal image to link to our store.
Karun Gupta refinished a 1:200 scale Hogan push-fit A320 into the sharp livery of Etihad Airways. After stripping the Hogan donor model, Karun painted the A320 with “Mulberry Street” nail polish available from New York Color, part number 212B. Click on the images to link to the full sized images.
After 42 years of service, in 2012 the USFS retired this 69 year-old DC-3 from its fleet. Built in 1943, this DC-3 served (as a C-47) with the 9th Air Force in Belgium and The Netherlands in World War 2. After WW2, it served with the FAA as N100Z in Alaska up until 1970 where it became the third DC-3 acquired by the USFS. In 1991, N100Z was converted to the present BT-67 configuration and re-registered as N142Z.
This set is available in 1:72 scale and can be used along with the excellent Basler BT-67 conversion from Wolf Model. Click on the decal image to link to our store site, or click on the model photo to link to Wolf Model’s site.
To commemorate being one of the founding members of the “Oneworld” airline alliance, American Airlines marked one of their 757-223ER’s in this striking, bare aluminum scheme. This 757 joins a 767-300ER and two 777-200ER’s that American also has painted in the Oneworld colors.
This set is available in both 1:144 and 1:200 scales. Click on the decal image to link to our store site.
Scale Aircraft Conversions has just released white metal replacement landing gear for the venerable Airfix 727-200 kit. For those who have built the Airfix 727 kit, you have likely found out how easy it is to break off the mains, just as I did on my build. The other nice feature of white metal gear is you can “tweak” the parts by bending them a bit to get your model to sit square and proper. This new set from Scale Aircraft Conversions is their latest release in 1:144 scale, and by patronizing these releases we may well see more sets released for 1:144 scale in the future.