CAPITAL AIR DC-6B By the early 1960s, Capital acquired their first DC-6s and introduced this new livery. The DC-6 became the mainstay for their Chicago-New York route. The tricycle landing gear and engines are well detailed and the model includes directional finder and glide slope antennas. #14557 -1/144 Scale $20.99
FAA N-34/DC-3 The FAA N34 DC-3 is a meticulously restored example of the classic DC-3. This aircraft is frequently seen at Air Shows through out the southwest and continues to fly in US government service for the FAA based in Oklahoma City. The aircraft will be participating in the Centennial calibrations marking Oklahoma's 100 years as a state. #14583 -1/144 Scale $19.99
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Eastern DC-8-63 Minicraft is proud to introduce the new Eastern DC-8-63, featuring high-precision, CAD-designed tooling for extreme detail and accurate-fit modeling. The first DC-8-63 ever produced! State-of-the art CAD/CAM Tooling for extreme accuracy! Includes Premium Decal Sheet. #14543 - 1/144 Scale $39.99
Southern Air Transport DC-8-73 featuring high-precision, CAD-designed tooling for extreme detail and accurate-fit modeling.#14544 - 1/144 Scale $39.99
TWA LINDBERGH LINE DC-3 W/WRIGHT CYCLONE ENGINES Charles Lindbergh was a consultant for Transcontinental and Western Airlines as the carrier grew from a small west coast entity to a major cross-country airline. This was duly noted on the airplanes themselves and TWA called themselves the Lindbergh Line. #14548 -1/144 Scale $19.99
Reno Air MD-80 - Reno Air was a low fare airline that flew from its Nevada base to serve Orange County (John Wayne Airport) in Southern California and Silicone Valley, among other destinations. The range of snow-capped mountains displayed on the vertical tail could readily identify it. Reno Air's fleet consisted of MD-80's and the slightly larger MD-90.#14541 1/144 Scale $27.99
EASTERN AIR LINES GOLDEN FALCON CONSTELLATION Constellations flying Eastern's famous Air Shuttle along the east coast were decorated in this striking red and gold livery. Detailed painting and decal instructions guide the modeler to decorate this colorful model. #14535 -1/144 Scale $20.99
PSA MD-8O (SMILEY FACE SCHEME) The whimsical grinning face of the final Pacific Southwest Airlines scheme is the theme of this kit. The finished model displays the colors of a southwest sunset. This model is highly detailed with recessed panel lines, sharp wing trailing edges, and intricate landing gear details. A clear cockpit and optional solid decal cockpit windows are provided. #14525 -1/144 Scale $27.99
NORTHEAST 727-200 (Yellow Bird) During the summer of 1966, the Yellowbird was created by the reknowned industrial designer, Raymond Loewey, to revolutionize Northeast's old conservative styling. One Yellowbird deserves special mention: The first 727-200 "stretch" model made its inaugural scheduled flight on December 14, 1967, from Miami to New York's JFK International - as a Northeast Yellowbird. #14531 -1/144 Scale $30.99
