Missing Models / Changes / Errors Request Thread

[speedbirdsfo]

Hello,

I would like to submit a model please. Apparently one of only 12 ever produced?

Airline: SAS Scandinavian Airlines
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A321
Aircraft Registration: LN-RKK
Manufacturer: Aeroclassics
Manufacturer Part Number: ACLNRKK

[DeltaFlyte]

UPDATED ENTRY FOR SUBMISSION TO 1:200 SCALE MODELS (Addendum to Post #444 above)

Seattle Model Aircraft 200 has released the following 3 different Delta Air Lines MD-11 models in 1:200 Scale:

Version 1:
Airline: Delta Air Lines
Aircraft Frame: MD-11
Aircraft Registration Number: N801DE / MSN: 48472
Manufacturer: Seattle Model Aircraft Company
Manufacturer Number: SM2-001-006-01
Scale: 1:200
Engines: 3 PW4460
Units Made: 180
Notes: Delivery Colors (Widget) with Polished Belly, only MD-11 that had cheat-line painted on 2nd Engine (Tail Engine) in lieu of "MD-11"

Version 2:
Airline: Delta Air Lines
Aircraft Frame: MD-11
Aircraft Registration Number: N802DE / MSN: 48473
Manufacturer: Seattle Model Aircraft Company
Manufacturer Number: SM2-001-006-02
Scale: 1:200
Engines: 3 PW4460
Units Made: 60
Notes: Widget Livery with Polished Belly, MD-11 Titles on Tail Engine

Version 3:
Airline: Delta Air Lines
Aircraft Frame: MD-11
Aircraft Registration Number: N892DE / MSN: 48412
Manufacturer: Seattle Model Aircraft Company
Manufacturer Number: SM2-001-006-03
Scale: 1:200
Engines: 3 GE CF6-80C2B1F
Units Made: 60
Notes: Widget Livery with Polished Belly, Aircraft leased from Mitsui Corporation for 2 years until Delta's MD-11 Fleet delivered

[Jordi Plantalech Sirvent]

Airline: US Airways
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A330-300
Aircraft Registration: none
Manufacturer: Daron (1:250)
Manufacturer Part Number: PR008

[Jordi Plantalech Sirvent]

Airline:Lufthansa
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A321
Aircraft Registration: D-AIDV
Manufacturer: Limox (1:200)
Manufacturer Part Number: LH25

[DeltaFlyte]

New Model to add to 1:200 Scale: Manufacturer - Seattle Model Aircraft Company Airline - Delta Air Lines Aircraft - MD-11 (Model ID: SMA2-N801DE) Quantity Made - 160 Units First MD-11 that belonged to Delta, only one to have the Cheat-line painted on the 2nd Engine Nacelle in lieu of MD-11. Window configuration also representative of Delta's Int'l 3-Class Cabin Configuration (F/C/Y) long before introducing their 2-Class Cabin Configuration representative of "Business Elite" which is reflected on Gemini Jets 200 scale version.

[Fabs1984]

Hello guys,

first of all i want to say many thanks to all the People they have so much work with updating the database.

So it feels a little bit weird for me to write a "demand" about two models i got in my collection.

1. Herpa Wings
1:500
Finnair
Airbus A350-941
OH-LWA
528320
ID: 70918

2. Herpa Wings
1:500
Finnair
Airbus A321-231
"Official Airline of Santa Claus"
OH-LZL
528399
ID: 71636

Could you please update the airline logo into the new Finnair logo ?

Thank You very much.

[DPFAviation]

Pics for this model:

Manufacturer: Herpa
Airline: Tarom
Part #: 526944
Registration: YR-BGG
Country: Romania
Produciton 2014 - 2014
Make/Model: Boeing 737-78JWL
Scale: 1:500
DiMA ID#: 69456
Engines 2 CFM56-7B22
Continent: Europe
Units Made: Limited
Notes "55th Anniversary" Colors. Herpa Wings Club Model of 2014. Exclusive for Herpa Wings Club Members. New Generation.

[DPFAviation]

Pic for this model:

Manufacturer: Sky500
Airline: ABX Air
Part #: NA
Registration: N958AX
Country: United States of America
Produciton 2009 - 2009
Make/Model: Douglas DC-9-41
Scale: 1:500
DiMA ID#: 20114
Engines 2 JT8D-15
Continent: North America
Units Made: 284
Notes "2003s - DHL" Colors

[DPFAviation]

Manufacturer: SM 500
Airline: British Airways
Part #: BA757LF
Country: United Kingdom
Production: 2011 - 2011
Make/Model: Boeing 757-236
Scale: 1:500
DIMA ID# -
Engines: 2 RB221-535E4
Continent: Europe
Units -
Status: Limited Edition
Notes: "1970's Retro" Color. Farewell 757.

[MarcSant]

Airline: EASY JET
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A319-100
Aircraft Registration: G-EZPG
Manufacturer: PREMIER PLANES
Manufacturer Part Number: SMDUO-26N1
Scale: 1/200


Airline: EASY JET
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A320-200
Aircraft Registration: G-EZTC
Manufacturer: PREMIER PLANES
Manufacturer Part Number: SMDUO-26N1
Scale: 1/200

[cesarut]

Airline: LUFTHANSA
Aircraft Frame: Airbus A380-800
Aircraft Registration: D-AIMJ
Manufacturer: WITTY WINGS
Manufacturer Part Number: WTW4A13001
Scale: 1/400

[Bluestar735]

Please find attached details of 5 further 1:200 models not currently included in the database:

Manufacturer

Catalogue Number (Box Markings)

Airline

Country

Scheme

Material

Type

Series

Reg

Limox Wings (Hogan Wings)

GW01

Germanwings

Germany

2000s Colours. With stand. Rolling Gear Optional Extra

Plastic

Airbus A319

132

D-AGWR

Limox Wings (Hogan Wings)

GW03

Germanwings

Germany

2010s Colours/'Wickie' (Vicky the Viking) Vinyls. With Stand. Rolling Gear optional Extra

Plastic

Airbus A320

211

D-AIQM

Limox Wings (Hogan Wings)

GW02

Germanwings

Germany

2010s Colours/'Biene Maja' (Maya The Bee) Vinyls. With Stand. Rolling Gear Optional Extra

Plastic

Airbus A320

211

D-AIQE

Limox Wings (Hogan Wings)

LH36

Lufthansa

Germany

2000s Colours. With Stand. Rolling gear Optional Extra

Plastic

Airbus A320

214(WL)

D-AIZZ

Jet-X

Pre-Production Sample

Iberia

Spain

1990s Colours. With Stand and Rolling Gear

Die-Cast

McDonnell Douglas MD-87

EC-FEZ

[Siegerflieger]

Both these models come with a stand included:

http://www.diecastmodelaircraft.com/db/model/71636

http://www.diecastmodelaircraft.com/db/model/71046

[Siegerflieger]

Just wondering about the classification of these models:

http://www.diecastmodelaircraft.com/...aircraft=RRJ95
vs.
http://www.diecastmodelaircraft.com/...ircraft=SSJ100

Aren't they the same aircraft type? Both a.net and airfleets.net list them as (almost) the same, SSJ100-95 for prototypes and SSJ100-95B for production aircraft. As far as I understand it, RRJ95 was only used in early phases of design/prototyping, so IMHO, this database should list all of the above under the same type to make collectors' lives easier.

The type was in fact officially renamed 10 years ago: http://sputniknews.com/business/20060717/51486353.html

There aren't any entries for A3XX either.
http://www.diecastmodelaircraft.com/...ed?remarks=3xx

What do you think?

[KAL777Collector]

Correction Change,

DIMA ID#: 69177
DIMA ID#: 69176

THESE ARE NOT BOEING 767 AIRCRAFT

THEY ARE B737-800W AIRCRAFT

Thank you!