All the new Diecast Aircraft On The Shelf | July Diecast News

Max takes off into the diecast aircraft cabinet for a peek at all the 'things with wings' everyone loooooves to admire! From classic livery airliners to afterburning jets and legendary warbirds, there's a lot to see on the shelf - and it could get to your shelf soon! For items still in stock, click through the links below so you won't miss out!
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[@timorvet1]

The aircraft depicted in model form is A14-690 which saw service in Vietnam as a replacement for A14-686 which was shot down with both pilots killed. On return to Australia it continued in service until 1992 when the fleet was officially retired and A14-690 was allocated to the AWM. I always liked the Porter in the olive green colour as opposed to the later camouflage scheme, now we need a Caribou to go with it.

[@1mmickk]

Please do not wipe your snoz and then touch the display models. Can you please start wearing gloves? You should be asking of yourself what you ask of your customers. I know you are in a growth phase, but basics are basics mate. IM not trying to be rude but at least KayJay shows some care when handling the models, you old mate, youre like a kid on Xmas morning.