This injected-molded plastic airplane model replica of the 737 MAX 8 comes in 1:130 scale with a wifi dome and display stand, and is approximately 12 inches long with an 11 ¼ inch wingspan. It is specially designed for adult collectors and appropriate for ages 14+. The 737 MAX 8 first flew in 2016 and went into full service in 2017. With a length of 129 feet by 8 inches, and a wingspan of 117 feet and 10 inches, the aircraft is a favorite of airlines due to its incorporation of new technology and efficiency. It has a cruising speed of 606.1 miles (975.4 kilometers) per hour, can reach a height of 41,000 miles, and seat between 160 and 200 passengers. The Southwest Airlines Heart Livery adorns their fleet of 737 Max 8 airplanes, giving passengers a colorful flight. The Silver honors the company's heritage, Blue expresses its commitment to exploration, Red emphasizes customer service, and Yellow signifies bold heights ahead. As of 2023, there are over 700 MAX 8 airplanes actively flying with Southwest Airlines operating nearly 160 aircraft.

Experience the World’s Best Airline! Elevate your collection with the flagship of modern long-haul travel: The SkyMarks Qatar Airways Airbus A350-1000. As the launch customer for this "extra-wide-body" marvel, Qatar Airways set a new standard for passenger comfort and efficiency. Features the sophisticated gray and burgundy color palette with high-fidelity, pad-printed graphics for a professional, collector-grade finish. Unlike lighter models, this features a solid injection-molded plastic construction, giving it a satisfying weight and exceptional durability. Get your model air-ready in minutes. The precision-engineered parts snap together seamlessly without the need for glue or tools. This model features solid injection molded plastic construction with highly detailed graphics. All models assemble in minutes and include a display stand. Model is approximately 14 ¼ inches long with 12 ¼ inch wingspan.

The F-14 Tomcat is a supersonic, long-range, high endurance interceptor fighter aircraft operated by the US Navy as their primary air superiority fighter and to defend is carrier battle group against anti-ship missiles. The F-14 has a two-seat cockpit with a bubble canopy that affords all-around visibility. It features variable geometry wings that wing automatically between 20 and 68 degrees during flight. For high-speed intercept, they are swept back and they swing forward for lower speed flight. US Navy Strike Fighter Squadron 103 (VFA-103) adopted the Jolly Rogers nickname in 1995 for the sinister white skull-crossbones on all-black tails painted on their F-14's. They provided support in the Yugoslav Wars and participated in the war in Afghanistan. Their last deployment with this aircraft was aboard the USS John F Kennedy in the Persian Gulf, with Final Tomcat Cruise added to their famous tails. In December 2004, they returned home from their final cruise with the F-14 Tomcat and began transition to the F/A-18F Super Hornet. This die-cast metal model comes in 1/160 scale. Model is approximately 4 ¾ inches long with 3 inch wingspan. Wings are stationary. Adult Collectible ages 14+

This die-cast metal airplane model comes in 1/500 scale with landing gear no stand. Model is approximately 3 ¾ inches long with 3 5/8 inch wingspan.

This injected-molded plastic airplane model replica of the 737 MAX 8 comes in 1:130 scale with a Wi-Fi dome and display stand, and is approximately 12 inches long with an 11 ¼ inch wingspan. It is specially designed for adult collectors and appropriate for ages 14+. The 737 MAX 8 first flew in 2016 and went into full service in 2017. With a length of 129 feet by 8 inches, and a wingspan of 117 feet and 10 inches, the twin-engine, narrow-body aircraft is a favorite of airlines due to its incorporation of new technology and efficiency. It has a cruising speed of 606.1 miles (975.4 kilometers) per hour, can reach a height of 41,000 miles, and seats between 160 and 200 passengers. The American Airlines Livery adorns their fleet of 737 Max 8 airplanes, its sleek white body adorned with the red and blue colors of the U.S. flag on its tail in tribute to the never-ceasing curiosity and exploration that define America. It features 172 seats in total and is separated into three sections: Main Cabin, Main Cabin Extra, and First Class. Offering improved fuel efficiency, reduced emissions, and enhanced passenger comfort, American Airlines operates over 60 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

737-700 1/200 This Die-cast metal airplane model comes in 1/200 scale with landing gear and stand. Model is approximately 6 ½ inches long with 7 1/4 inch wingspan. Adult collectible ages 14+

The Rockwell International (now Boeing) B-1B Lancer is a four-engine, supersonic, swing wing, jet powered, heavy strategic bomber. Used by the United States Air Force, it is primarily a low-level penetrator. The B-1B has long range capability and travels at high altitude with speed of Mach 1.25, and at low level speed of Mach 0.92. The B-1B celebrated its first flight on December 23, 1974 and became operational in 1986 with USAF Strategic Air Command as a nuclear bomber. In early 1990s B-1B fleet was reassigned to Air Combat Command and aircrafts were converted to use conventional and all-weather guided “smart” munitions. Its first combat mission occurred in 1998 during Operation “Desert Fox” in Iraq. In 1999 it was again deployed to support Operation “Allied Force” in Kosovo. Commonly called the “Bone”, derived from “B-One”, the B-1B holds 61 world records for speed, payload and distance. And while inventory of the B1-B was reduced from 91 aircraft, 67 still remain in service, and are expected to continue service until 2030. B-1B Lancer named “Boss Hawg” Tail# 84-0051 is 10th B-1B produced. This Die-cast metal airplane model comes in 1:221 scale with plastic stand and is approximately 8 inches long with 4 ¼ inch wingspan in High speed combat mode and 7 ¼ inches in Low speed Take off / Landing mode. Adult Collectible ages 14+

The Airbus A300-600ST is a version of the standard A300-600 wide-body airliner modified to carry aircraft parts and oversized cargo. It received the official name of Super Transport early on but it became more popularly known as the Beluga, a whale it physically resembles. The A300-600ST's freight compartment is 24 ft. in diameter and 124 ft long; the maximum payload is 47 tons. It is primarily used to ferry Airbus aircraft components from various manufacturers to the final assembly plant in Toulouse, France. It also performs special charter flights for various purposes. This model represents aircraft number two of the five-member Beluga ST fleet. Model is 5 ¾" L x 4 ¼" W Adult Collectible ages 14+