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The Ukrainian Tu-160 with tail number 10 (red) serves as a reminder of the time when one of the country’s most powerful aviation regiments was based in Pryluky. A model of one of the 19 Tu-160 aircraft that came under Ukrainian control after the country regained its independence. Subsequently, ten of them were scrapped, eight were transferred to Russia in exchange for gas debts, and one was preserved for a museum. The model’s movable wings can be set in either a fully extended or swept-back position.
The Amaszonas Paraguay CRJ-200 regional jet in colorful livery is a striking element of your aviation collection. The high level of detail, realistic proportions and original design make this model stand out from the crowd. Ideal for civil aviation fans and collectors of exotic airlines. Compact but extremely expressive
A large-scale replica of a three-engine cargo airliner in Lufthansa Cargo livery. Detailed design with a stand, which will perfectly complement any collection of civil and cargo aviation models.
Detailed plastic model of the Embraer E195 in TAP Express livery with registration CS-TTY. Scale 1:100, a stylish choice for collectors of modern aviation.
The British Airways Concorde model is a replica of the legendary supersonic airliner with its iconic silhouette. Clean lines, a distinctive nose, and classic BA livery make this Concorde particularly striking in the collection.
A large-scale model of the Bombardier Dash 8-300 turboprop aircraft in Air New Zealand livery. A neat reproduction of a regional airliner with a stand - a compact and stylish exhibit for a civil aviation collection.
What you see here is not just any Tu-144, but specifically aircraft CCCP-77112—the only Tu-144 that can be seen outside the former USSR. After many years in storage, this very aircraft was transported from Moscow to Germany and has become one of the main attractions at the museum in Sinsheim. Today, it stands alongside the legendary Concorde, serving as a reminder of the era of supersonic passenger travel.
