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AIRCRAFT (VACFORM) Quick Reference List Kitbase - Keep Track of Your Kits! (Sample) AIRCRAFT (VACFORM) Quick Reference List KitBase - Keep track of your kits! (sample) http://www.suisoft.co.uk/kitbase/ Boeing 747/SP-44 South African Airways (Early) (WELSH MODELS 1/144) AIRCRAFT (VACFORM) Kits Boeing 747SP Sth Africa Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) 18 x 10.5mm wheels vac clr pl (JOYSTICK 1/72) Boeing B-47 Stratojet (SANGER 1/48) AEG C.IV (JOYSTICK 1/72) Boeing Vertol Chinook HC.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) AGO C.II (JOYSTICK 1/72) Brasilia EMB120 Lux Air Exp (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Airspeed Ambassador Dan Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Bristol 170 Freighter Mk.31 SAFE Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Airspeed Horsa assault glider gliders (SANGER 1/48) Bristol 170 Freighter Mk.31M Royal Canadian Air Fo (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Airspeed Oxford Mk.I (SANGER 1/48) Bristol 170 Freighter Mk.32 Silver City/Cie Transp (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Albatros C.XII (JOYSTICK 1/72) Bristol 170 Super Freighter (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Albatros D.V. (SANGER 1/24) Bristol Britannia 102 Britannia Airways (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Albatross C.I (JOYSTICK 1/72) Bristol Britannia 102 Britannia Airways (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Albatross C.III (JOYSTICK 1/72) Bristol Type 130 Bombay (SANGER 1/72) Albatross J.1 (JOYSTICK 1/72) Britannia 312 Monarch (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Ansaldo A1 Bailla (JOYSTICK 1/72) Britannia 318 Czech Airlines/CSA (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Ansaldo Baby (JOYSTICK 1/72) C-130K Hercules/W.Mk.2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Antonov An-24 "Coke" (SANGER 1/72) Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-200ER (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Canadair Regional Jet CRJ-200LR US Airways Express (WELSH MODELS Armstrong Whitworth A.W.27 Ensign 1. "Imperial Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) 1/72) Armstrong Whitworth A.W.650 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Cessna Citation V (SANGER 1/72) Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (SANGER 1/48) Comet 1/1a (WELSH MODELS 1/72) ATR-42 Pan-Am Express (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Convair 440 short nose DAS livery Viking 2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) ATR-42-300 Northwest Airline (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Convair 440 Swiss Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Aviatik B.II (JOYSTICK 1/72) DC-7C SAS Livery Viking 1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Aviatik Berg C.I (JOYSTICK 1/72) de Havilland Comet 1/1A BOAC (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Avro Anson C.19 Decals for TX176/VS502 RAF (AEROCLUB 1/72) Deux Ponts Provence Air France (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Avro Bison II (JOYSTICK 1/72) DH Devon C2/Dove Srs8 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Avro Lincoln B 2 (SANGER 1/72) DHC-4 Caribou (OZMODS 1/144) Avro Lincoln B Mk.I. Includes metal exhausts, unde (SANGER 1/48) Dorand AR.1A2 (JOYSTICK 1/72) Avro Shackleton AEW MR2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Dornier 228-201 NorthWest (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Avro Shackleton Mr.3 with decals and metal parts (SANGER 1/48) Douglas C-124A/C Globemaster (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Avro Vulcan B Mk.2/Blue Steel (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Douglas C-133A Cargomaster (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Avro York C Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Douglas DC-3 Flugfelag Islands. New kit with vacfo (WELSH MODELS 1/144) AW650 Argosy BEA Cargo Red Square (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Douglas DC-7 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Bae Jetstream J41 Manx original and new schemes (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Douglas O-35/B7 (SANGER 1/72) Bae Jetstream T.Mk.1 with RAF decals (WELSH MODELS 1/144) E.E.Canberra B.Mk.2/T.Mk.4 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) BAe Nimrod MR2/P (WELSH MODELS 1/144) EE Lightning F Mk.6 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Beardmore WBIII (JOYSTICK 1/72) Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia 'DLT (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Beech T-34 Mentor with piston engine (SANGER 1/48) Embraer ERJ-145ER Luxair's new colours (2004) (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Beech T-34 Mentor with turbo engin (SANGER 1/48) Embraer ERJ-145LR (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Embraer ERJ-145LR Swiss Airlines new colours (2004 (WELSH MODELS Beechcraft Starship (SANGER 1/72) 1/144) Beriev Be-12 "Tchaika" (SANGER 1/72) F.27 Friendship 200 series Air Anglia (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Blackburn Beverley (SANGER 1/72) F-27 Friendship 600 Channel Express (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Blackburn Beverley C Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Fairchild FH227B TAT (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Blackburn Buccaneer S2B (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Fairey Gannet AEW 3 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Blackburn Iris III (SANGER 1/72) Fairey IIIF (3 model kit) (SANGER 1/72) Blackburn Perth (SANGER 1/72) Fokker D.VIII (FALCON 1/32) Boeing 737-700 (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Fokker F-27 Friendship 200 TAT (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Boeing 737-700 with winglets Alask Airlines (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Fokker F-50 Austrian (WELSH MODELS 1/144) X indicates built 17 September 2009 17:10 AIRCRAFT (VACFORM) Quick Reference List KitBase - Keep track of your kits! (sample) http://www.suisoft.co.uk/kitbase/ Fokker F-50 DLT (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Nakajima Ki-49 Helen with (SANGER 1/48) G.A.Hamilcar WWII transport glider (gliders) (SANGER 1/72) Nieuport 24/24BIS/27 (JOYSTICK 1/72) Gulfstream IV Saudia (WELSH MODELS 1/72) Nieuport Ni.17C (SANGER 1/24) H.P.Hastings C1/T5 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) North American T-28 Trojan (SANGER 1/48) H.P.Herald 200 British United/BUIA (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Percival Pembroke C Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Halberstadt CL.IV (JOYSTICK 1/72) Phonix A flying boat (JOYSTICK 1/72) Handley Page H.P.54 Harrow (SANGER 1/72) Phonix D.III (JOYSTICK 1/72) Handley Page Halifax B Mk.I, B Mk.II and GR Mk.II (SANGER 1/48) Piaggio Avanti (SANGER 1/72) Handley Page Halifax B.Mk.III -B.V 111 (Hercules E (SANGER 1/48) Rumpler 4B12 (JOYSTICK 1/72) Handley Page Herald 200 'Channel Airways' (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Rumpler C.1 (JOYSTICK 1/72) Handley Page Victor B Mk.2/K2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Rumpler C.IV (JOYSTICK 1/72) Hawker Siddeley AW Argosy C1 includes Civil versio (WELSH MODELS 1/144) S.A.M.L. (JOYSTICK 1/72) Hindustan HS748-224 India (WELSH MODELS 1/144) S.E.5A (SANGER 1/24) HP Herald 200 series British Midland (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Saab 340B Air France (WELSH MODELS 1/144) HS 748 Emerald Airways (new & old livery) (WELSH MODELS 1/144) SAAB 340B American Eagle (WELSH MODELS 1/144) HS 748 series 1 Dan Air (Red/Black livery) (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Scot Aviation Twin Pioneer C2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) HS Andover C2 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Shackleton Mk.I (SANGER 1/72) HS.748 Emerald Airways (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Short S.23 C Class Empire Flying Boat QANTAS (WELSH MODELS 1/144) HS748 Autair Int (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Short Stirling BI/BIII (SANGER 1/48) HS748 Dan Air (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Shorts Belfast C Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) HS748 Lan Chile (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Shorts C-23A Sherpa (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Il-18V Ceskoslovenske Aerolin (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Sopwith Batboat 1a (JOYSTICK 1/72) IL-76 Candid transport. Decal (SANGER 1/72) Stinson Sentinal L-5 (SANGER 1/48) Super VC-10 BOAC Blue/Gold scheme and BA British A (WELSH MODELS Ilyushin Il-18D LOT Polish (WELSH MODELS 1/144) 1/144) Ilyushin Il-38 "May" (SANGER 1/72) Super VC-10 Mk.3/4 tanker/transport (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Ilyushin IL-76 Mainstay early (SANGER 1/72) Supermarine Scimitar (SANGER 1/48) Ilyushin IL-76 TD/MD Decals "Heavy Lift" & "Cubana (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Supermarine Scimitar F Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Kawasaki Ki-102 "Randy" (SANGER 1/48) Supermarine Swift FR5/F7 With metal parts and deca (FALCON 1/48) Kawasaki Ki-48 "Lily" (SANGER 1/48) Tristar 200 Saudi Airlines (WELSH MODELS 1/144) KC-135A/Q Stratotanker Decals: 2 USAF Squadrons (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Tupolev Tu 28 Fiddler (SANGER 1/72) L-1011 Tristar 100 (early engines) TWA twin globes (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Tupolev Tu-114 Cleat Aeroflot (WELSH MODELS 1/144) L-1011 Tristar 500 B.W.I.A. British West Indies (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Vanguard V953F Invicta (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Lloyd C.II (JOYSTICK 1/72) Vickers Valetta C1/Viking (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Lockheed L.1011 Tristar 500 Saudia (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Vickers Valetta T Mk.3 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Lockheed Tristar KC.1/K1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Vickers Valiant B Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) MB MB.5 (FALCON 1/72) Vickers Varsity T.Mk.1 (WELSH MODELS 1/144) MD-11 "Finnair" with resin (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Vickers Vildebeest Mk.I-IV (SANGER 1/48) MD-11 Swissair/Swissair Asia (WELSH MODELS 1/144) Vickers Wellesley Mk.I (SANGER 1/48) MiL Mi-10 "Harke" Long leg version (SANGER 1/72) Vickers Windsor (SANGER 1/72) MiL Mi-10 "Harke" Short leg version (SANGER 1/72) Vultee Valiant BT-13 (SANGER 1/48) Miles Master Mk.III (SANGER 1/48) Waco Hadrian CG.4A glider (gliders) (SANGER 1/48) Mitsubishi G3M "Nell" (SANGER 1/48) Yokosuka P-1Y "Frances" (SANGER 1/48) Mitsubishi Ki-21-II Sally (SANGER 1/48) Mitsubishi Ki-30 "Ann" (SANGER 1/48) Mitsubishi Ki-57 "Topsy" (SANGER 1/48) Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy with (SANGER 1/48) Morane Saulnier Type P (JOYSTICK 1/72) X indicates built 17 September 2009 17:10.
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