Die-cast metal with some potential plastic parts (such as the landing gear or stand)

Celebrate Canada’s premier global carrier with the museum-quality SkyMarks Air Canada 787-9 1/100 Scale Model. Dressed in the striking 2017 refined livery, this model commands attention with its crisp, clean icicle-white fuselage, stark black accents, and the iconic bold red Maple Leaf Rondelle prominently displayed on the tail. As part of the premium SkyMarks Supreme collection, this massive 1:100 scale showpiece elevates your aviation collection by featuring high-end enhancements, including a heavy wooden display base and full landing gear. This model features solid injection molded plastic construction with highly detailed graphics. All models assemble in minutes. Model is approximately 24 ½ inches long with 24 inch wingspan. Model comes with landing gear & display stand.

F-117 Nighthawk is a single-seat, twin-engine stealth attack aircraft that was developed in complete secrecy by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force (USAF). The F-117 was the first aircraft to be designed around stealth technology. Its distinctive shape is designed to deflect radar signals rather than aerodynamic performance. This high quality replica is crafted from resin and comes with a wooden base. Length is 16-1/2" and wingspan is 10"

L1649A 1/200 This Die-cast metal airplane model comes in 1/200 scale with landing gear and plastic stand. Model is approximately 6 7/8 inches long with 8 ¾ inch wingspan. Adult collectible ages 14+

Elevate your assortment with the MTA Prevost X3-45 Commuter Coach: MTA Express Service Bus! This intricately designed 1:87 scale model is a lifelike reproduction, showcasing exquisite details. Suitable for ages 3 and up.

This Die-cast metal airplane model comes in 1/200 scale with landing gear and stand. Model is approximately 12 ¼ inches long with 12 inch wingspan.

Fokker Dr.1545/17, Ltn Hans Weiss, Jasta 11, Jagdgeschwader 1, Cappy Aerodrome, France, 21st April 1918 - Last combat sortie of the Red BaronAt 10am on 21st April 1918, six Fokker Dr.1 fighter aircraft of Jasta 11 took off from Cappy aerodrome to embark on an offensive patrol over the Somme Valleyregion. Led by their inspirational commander, Manfred von Richthofen, this was an elite unit where only the finest fighter pilots were invited to join the squadron- the ˜Best of the Best'. Hans Weiss has joined Jasta 11 with a reputation as being something of a balloon specialist, but by this date, he was credited with animpressive ten combat victories. As the formation approached Le Hamel, they spotted a pair of Allied reconnaissance aircraft over the town and dived in to attack.As the battle commenced, an unseen flight of Sopwith Camels joined the melee to protect the reconnaissance aircraft and just minutes later, the infamous reign ofthe Red Baron would be over. The distinctive white colored Fokker Dr.1 flown by Weiss had been hit by return fire from the British reconnaissance aircraft, severingone of his rudder cables and forcing an immediate return to Cappy. Nursing his damaged aircraft back to his home airfield, Weiss would live to fight another day,however, his Commanding Officer would not be quite so lucky. Weiss would later command Jasta 11 himself, but only for a three week period, before he also fellin combat, the victim of Canadian ace Merrill Taylor