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Page 1 COLLECT THEM ALL! COMPLETE with DISPLAY WORLD AIRLINES COLLEC TION CIVIL AIRCRAFT MODELS SCALE 1:100 SCALE 1:100 SCALE 1:125 SCALE 1:200 607629 AVANTI AIR ATR-72 607711 TITAN AIRWAYS BAe 146 607742 USAF C-54 / DC-4 „Spirit of Freedom“ 607650 AEGEAN AIRLINES Airbus A320 Vorbildphoto/Original photo SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:200 607728 BRUSSELS AIRLINES A319 607698 ETIHAD AIRWAYS Airbus A340-500 607667 JET 2 Boeing 757-200 607735 KLM MD-11 SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:200 SCALE 1:250 607674 SAS A321 607643 TAP AIR PORTUGAL Airbus A330-200 607636 VIM AIRLINES Boeing 757-200 607704 ETIHAD AIRWAYS Airbus A380-800 COLLECT THEM ALL ! COMPLETE WITH DISPLAY STANDS – DETAILED TAMP IMPRINTS SNAP-TOGETHER MODELS WEITERE MODELLE OHNE ABBILDUNG: SCALE 1:125 SCALE 1:250 ALSO AVAILABLE: 606424 Lufthansa Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation 607148 Bangkok Air "Krabi" Airbus A320 606189 Lufthansa Airbus A320 605816 Air France Concorde 606783 Qantas Lockheed L-1049 Super Constellation 607254 British Airways Boeing 777-200 607230 Lufthansa Airbus A321 "Retro" 606080 British Airways Concorde „Union Flag“ SCALE 1:100 606806 Air Dolomiti ATR-72 607421 Bulgarian Air Charter McDonnell Douglas MD-82 606943 Lufthansa Airbus A340-600 607018 Emirates Airbus A380-800 SCALE 1:144 607179 Air Dolomiti BAe-146-300 606172 Lufthansa Avro RJ85 606615 BWIA MD-83 606837 Lufthansa Cargo MD-11F "WOW" 605854 Lufthansa Boeing 747-400 606240 Air Dolomiti Canadair Jet 606035 City Bird Boeing 737-800 606882 Martinair MD-11 607032 Lufthansa Airbus A380-800 SCALE 1:180 606653 Bangkok Airways ATR-72 606097 Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-400 607537 Condor Airbus A320 606394 My Travel Airbus A330-300 605953 Lufthansa Cargo Boeing 747-200F 606592 BWEE Express Dash 8-300 607568 Binter Canarias Boeing 737-400 606998 Condor Boeing 767-300 607025 Qatar Airways Airbus A340-600 607223 Qantas Airbus A380 607575 Finnair Embraer ERJ-170 606745 Emirates Boeing 777-300 „Dubai 2003“ 607612 Sky Europe Boeing 737-700 607001 Qantas Boeing 747-400 SCALE 1:200 607094 Fly Baboo Dash 8-300 607315 Aero Flight Airbus A321 607322 Flyniki Airbus A320 606721 SN Brussels Airlines Airbus A330-300 607216 Hapagfly Boeing 737-800 607308 Aero Flight "Eintracht Frankfurt" Airbus A320 605656 Futura Boeing 737-800 606929 Thomas Cook Boeing 757-300 607209 Herpa Miniaturmodelle DC-3 606127 Aeroflot Boeing 767-300 605649 Gulf Air Airbus A340-300 607452 Transavia Boeing 737-700 605588 Lufthansa Canadair Jet „Little Europe“ 606981 Air Arabia Airbus A320 607261 Hapag Lloyd Express Boeing 737-700 607605 United Air Lines Boeing 777-200 607599 Lufthansa Regional CRJ 200 607193 Air Slovakia Boeing 757-200 605663 Icelandair Boeing 757-200 607186 Vueling Airbus A320 607544 Air Transat Airbus A330-200 607247 KLM Airbus A330-200 607469 Zoom Airlines Boeing 767-300 605502 Alaska Airlines Boeing 737-700 607551 KLM Boeing 747-400 605526 American Airlines Boeing 777-200 605595 Lufthansa Airbus A340-300 = Auslaufmodell/Discontinued model Ihr Wooster-Fachhändler Recommended retail price in Germany Your Wooster dealer Unverbindliche Preisempfehlung in Deutschland Modell- und Farbänderungen vorbehalten The line of products is subject to change without notice Distributed by Herpa Miniaturmodelle GmbH Postfach 40 · 90597 Dietenhofen · Germany Tel. +49(0)-9824/95100 · Fax +49(0)-9824/951200 Internet: www.herpa.de Printed in Germany 01/2007/203302.
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