Planes

The Red Barons own. Nimble & quick. Check out the cockpit, imagine soaring the skies. Goggles, helmet. Flying Ace...

Metallic fabric covered lightweight wing and fuselage frames. Transparent portholes. Detailed engines. Nostalgic PanAm colors. Incredible detail.

An iconic European counterpart of the Ford Trimotor. Iron Annie versus Tin Lizzie. Characteristic steel paneling. Popular for its comfort and dependability. Bauhaus tubular seats. Heating. Onboard information systems. Built in Dessau in the 30s, it offered airlines reliable service and great cargo capacity. As a fully metal built, scale model, its future value will be many times current cost. Guaranteed. AM limited edition

M. 26.4 x 38.6 x 10.25"

M. 67 x 98 x 26cm

The Red Barons own. Nimble & quick. Check out the cockpit, imagine soaring the skies. Goggles, helmet. Flying Ace...

The flying workhorse of the 40s and 50s. Legendary. The vehicle of my maiden flight. Etched in my mind. The walk-upthe numbered canvas-stretched metal frames called chairs. Tarmac-parked an uphill climb to row two. Flying it sounded like all the thousands of rivets were loose and rattling. Bone-shaking vibration and incredibly slow and sluggish speed. And soooo fun! All this together called a DC3, vintage, classic, authentic. Our non-flying model evokes the spirit and atmosphere of a time when the war was past, optimism reigned, and things could only get better. We call it the Dakota-feeling.