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Model Airplane Inventory Model Airplane Inventory LOTS ITEM SCALE BRAND MODEL CONDITION VALUE Lot A 1 1:72 Airfix Dornier Do217 E/J Sealed, Fair$ 20.00 2 1:72 Airfix Junkers JU88 Fair$ 10.00 3 1:48 Airfix Messerschmitt BF 109F Fair$ 12.00 4 1:72 Airfix World War II Aircraft of the Aces Sealed, Fair$ 12.00 5 1:144 Airfix Boeing 314 Clipper Fair$ 22.00 6 1:72 Airfix F2H Banshee Sealed, Excellent$ 30.00 7 1:48 MiniCraft F16A Fighting Falcon Fair$ 25.00 8 1:48 ESCI Tank Hunter Hs 129 Fair$ 15.00 9 1:48 ESCI Henschel Hs 123 A1/B1 Fair$ 15.00 10 1:48 ESCI Dog Fighter KFIR C/2 Fair$ 12.00 11 1:72 KP Aero C-3A Fair$ 11.00 12 1:48 ARII North American P-51D Mustang Fair$ 14.00 13 1:48 Testors Me-163 Komet Fair$ 10.00 14 1:48 Testors Aichi D3A Type 99 Val Excellent$ 22.00 15 1:48 Testors RF-4 Spirit of America Fair$ 16.00 16 1:48 Testors V-1 & Oka Bombs Fair$ 15.00 17 1:48 ESCI Fiesler Fi 156 Fair$ 15.00 18 1:48 OTAKI Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat Fair$ 10.00 19 1:48 Testors A-4 SkyHawk Fair$ 16.00 20 1:72 MPC Kamov Ka25 "Hormone" Sealed, Excellent$ 8.00 Lot B 21 1:32 Matchbox Dauntless SBD-5 Fair$ 32.00 22 1:32 Matchbox Messerschmitt BF/109E-3 Fair$ 26.00 23 1:32 Matchbox Lysander Mk VIII Poor$ 25.00 24 1:72 Matchbox Heinkel He 115 Fair$ 17.00 25 1:72 Matchbox Dornier Do G-1 Fair$ 22.00 26 1:72 Matchbox Heinkel He 70F-2 Sealed, Excellent$ 14.00 27 1:72 Matchbox F9F-4 Panther Fair$ 12.00 28 1:72 Testors/Italeri B-66B Destroyer Sealed, Fair$ 34.00 29 1:48 Testors OV-10A Bronco Sealed, Fair$ 20.00 30 1:48 ESCI/ERTL Douglas A-1 H Skyraider Fair$ 18.00 31 1:48 Nichimo Aichi E13 A1B "Jake" Fair$ 30.00 32 1:32 MiniCraft Boeing P-12E Fair$ 18.00 33 1:48 Nichimo (Ki-45Kai) NICK Fair$ 20.00 34 1:48 ESCI Lockheed F-104N N.A.S.A. Fair$ 14.00 35 1:72 Sutcliffe Productions Consolidated P2Y-2 Fair$ 14.00 36 1:48 Testors Gates Learjet Sealed, Fair$ 17.00 37 1:72 Hasegawa Grumman S2F-1 (S-2A) Tracker Fair$ 16.00 38 1:72 Supermodel C.R.D.A. CANT. Z 506 B Fair$ 15.00 39 1:72 Rare Plane North American AJ-2/AI-2P Savage Excellent$ 60.00 40 1:32 MiniCraft Messerschmitt Bf 109E Fair$ 22.00 Lot C 41 1:48 Hasegawa Nakajima KI-27 (NATE) Fair$ 18.00 42 1:48 ARII Republic P-47D Thunderbolt Fair$ 16.00 43 1:48 Williams Bros Inc Pitcairn Autogiro Sealed, Excellent$ 15.00 44 1:48 Tamiya Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero Fighter (Zeke) Fair $ 12.00 45 1:72 Pioneer 2 Beech C-45 Expeditor Poor$ 12.00 46 1:65 Revell Douglas X-3 Stiletto Fair$ 12.00 47 no size Revell Super Constellation 1049 Fair$ 21.00 48 1:72 HobbyCraft Twin Mustang F-82 Sealed, Excellent$ 12.00 49 1:72 Falcon Douglas F3D-2 Skynight Fair$ 8.00 50 1:48 AMT "Winnie Mae" Poor$ 6.00 51 1:48 Fujimi Focke-Wulf fw-90 D-9 Fair$ 20.00 52 1:48 Anmark Cessna 150 Fair$ 8.00 53 1:48 Nichimo Douglas SBD-4 Dauntless Fair$ 18.00 Model Airplane Inventory 54 1:48 Hasegawa Vought F4U-4 Corsair Fair$ 11.00 55 1:48 Hasegawa Kyushu J7W1 Shinden Sealed, Fair$ 20.00 56 1:48 Hasegawa Mitsubishi A6M5 Zero Fighter Fair$ 18.00 57 1:48 Hasegawa Kawanishi N1K2-J George Fair$ 15.00 58 1:48 Hasegawa Messerschmitt Bf 109E Galland Sealed, Fair$ 22.00 59 1:72 U.S. Airfix Skyray Poor$ 8.00 60 1:72 Pioneer 2 Horten Ho-22a A1 (Ho-IX) Sealed, Fair $ 10.00 Lot D 61 1:48 Monogram Mig-2a Fulcrum Sealed, Fair$ 22.00 62 1:48 Monogram F105-D Thunderchief Fair$ 28.00 63 1:48 Monogram F-15 Eagle Fair$ 18.00 64 1:48 Monogram B-26 Marauder Sealed, Fair$ 32.00 65 1:48 Monogram Black Widow P-61 Fair$ 14.00 66 1:48 Monogram B-25J Mitchell Fair$ 17.00 67 1:72 Monogram F7F Tigercat Fair$ 13.00 68 1:48 Monogram F-5F Aggressor Fair$ 18.00 69 1:48 Monogram AD-6 Skyraider Poor$ 25.00 70 1:48 Monogram Devastator TBD-1 Fair$ 20.00 71 1:72 Monogram SR-71 Blackbird Fair$ 21.00 72 1:48 Monogram F-86 Sabrejet Fair$ 18.00 73 1:48 Monogram A-7 Corsair II Fair$ 17.00 74 1:48 Monogram Hawker Harrier Fair$ 20.00 75 1:48 Monogram OA-4M Skyhawk Fair$ 18.00 76 1:72 Monogram X-15 Experimental Aircraft Fair$ 17.00 77 1:48 Monogram Corsair F4U-4 Fair$ 15.00 78 1:48 Monogram Texan AT-6 Fair$ 12.00 79 1:48 Monogram Helldiver SB2C Fair$ 25.00 80 1:48 Monogram STUKA Ju87D Fair$ 12.00 Lot E 81 1:48 Fujimi Messerschmitt Bf110C Fair$ 13.00 82 1:72 Fujimi Messerschmitt Bf110D Fair$ 9.00 83 1:72 Fujimi E-2C Hawkeye Fair$ 15.00 84 1:48 Monogram P-51 Mustang Sealed, Fair$ 14.00 85 1:48 Tamiya Nakajima K184 IA Hayate Frank Fair$ 11.00 86 1:48 Tamiya Mitsubishi J2/M3 Interceptor Raiden Fair $ 11.00 87 1:48 Trimaster Heinkel He 162A-2 Volksjager Fair$ 26.00 88 1:48 Nichimo Tachikawa Ki 9 Spruce Sealed, Excellent $ 19.00 89 1:72 Aoshima Focke-Wulf FW189A-1 Fair$ 12.00 90 1:72 U.S. Airfix A-26 Invader Fair$ 20.00 91 1:48 Fujimi Focke-Wulf Fw-190 A6-A49 Fair$ 12.00 92 1:48 Lindberg Douglas F4D-1 SkyRay Fair$ 13.00 93 1:48 HobbyCraft Arado AR-234 jet bomber Sealed, Excellent$ 14.00 94 1:48 Tamiya Nakajima A6M2-N Type 2 Fighter (Rufe) Fair$ 12.00 95 1:72 Matchbox Supermarine Stranraer Fair$ 10.00 96 1:72 Matchbox Avro Lancaster Fair$ 17.00 97 1:72 Matchbox PB4Y-2 Privateer Liberator Ry3 Fair$ 42.00 98 1:48 Matchbox AD-5 Skyraider Fair$ 25.00 99 1:48 Monogram F-106 Delta Dart Fair$ 15.00 100 1:32 Hasegawa Messerschmitt Me262A Fair$ 21.00 101 1:72 Italeri Fat Albert Kc-130F Hercules Fair$ 35.00 102 1:48 Italeri Bell-Boeing V-22 Osprey Sealed, Excellent$ 35.00 103 1:72 Italeri Heinkel HC111H6 Fair$ 20.00 104 1:72 Italeri Caproni CA-311 Fair$ 9.00 105 1:72 Italeri DC-3 Dakota Fair$ 28.00 Lot F 106 1:72 Italeri C.R.D.A. CANT. Z 501 Fair$ 16.00 107 1:48 Italeri Reconnaissance Hornet Rf-18 Sealed, Fair$ 30.00 108 1:48 Italeri F117A Stealth Nighthawk Poor$ 12.00 Model Airplane Inventory 109 1:72 Italeri Fiat BR-20 Fair$ 21.00 110 1:72 Italeri Junkers Lufthansa JU-52 Fair$ 19.00 111 1:72 Italeri Junkers JU188 A1-E1 Fair$ 12.00 112 1:72 Italeri Junkers JU188 A1-E1 Sealed, Fair$ 15.00 113 1:72 Italeri Gotha Go 242/244 Fair$ 24.00 114 1:72 Italeri Fairchild Packet C-119 G Fair$ 50.00 115 1:72 Italeri JU 52 Junkers 3M (G5-G9) Fair$ 19.00 116 1:72 Italeri Dornier Do 24 seaplane Fair$ 26.00 117 1:72 Italeri Mitchell B25 Type B-C No 123 Fair$ 18.00 118 1:72 Italeri Dornier Do217 K-1 Sealed, Fair$ 25.00 119 1:72 U.S. Airfix A-20 Havoc Fair$ 7.00 120 1:32 HobbyCraft Sopwith F-1 Camel Sealed, Fair$ 22.00 Lot G 121 1:32 Revell Smithsonian Grumman F4F-4 Wildcat Fair$ 25.00 122 1:72 Airfix Short Sunderland III Coastal Poor$ 20.00 123 1:48 Revell F9F-8 Cougar Fair$ 11.00 124 1:72 Airplane Model Kit Junkers G23/24 Sealed, Fair $ 22.00 125 1:72 Revell PBY-5 Catalina Fair$ 15.00 126 1:72 Revell Grumman Hu-16B Albatross Fair$ 25.00 127 1:48 ESCI North American FJ-2/3 Fury Fair$ 17.00 128 1:32 Hasegawa Curtiss BF2C-1 Fair$ 25.00 129 1:32 Williams Bros Inc Seversky P-35/52 Fair$ 21.00 130 1:144 Revell AeroMexico DC-8 Fair$ 25.00 131 1:72 MPC Rockwell B-1B Fair$ 26.00 132 1:32 MiniCraft F-16A Fighting Flacon Fair$ 27.00 133 1:32 MiniCraft A-4F SkyHawk Fair$ 32.00 134 1:72 Humbrol Heller Lockheed L-749 Constellation Fair$ 45.00 135 1:144 OTAKI Airbus Skylink Guppy 201 Fair$ 44.00 136 1:48 Monogram F-14A Tomcat Fair$ 20.00 137 1:72 Hasegawa Boeing B-17F Flying Fortress Fair$ 25.00 138 1:72 Supermodel Savoia Marchetti SM, 81 Fair$ 10.00 139 1:72 Supermodel Cant. Z. 7bis Alcione Fair$ 22.00 140 1:32 Hasegawa Mitsubishi Type Zero (A6M5) Zeke Fair $ 20.00 Lot H 141 1:72 Supermodel blohm und Voss BV138 Fair$ 26.00 142 1:72 Williams Bros Inc Curtiss E46 Fair$ 40.00 143 1:48 Monogram P-47 Razorback and Do 335 Arrow Fair$ 25.00 144 1:48 Monogram F-86 Sabrejet and MiG-15 Sealed, Fair $ 30.00 145 1:48 Nichimo Grumman TBF-1 Avenger Fair$ 32.00 146 1:32 Revell Kawasaki Ki61 1Kai Tony Fair$ 34.00 147 1:32 Revell Corsair F4U-1 Fair$ 22.00 148 1:48 Lindberg Motorized Grumman Avenger Poor$ 20.00 149 1:48 ESCI "Fishbed" MIG 21 Fair$ 16.00 150 1:32 HobbyCraft Sopwith Camel F-1 Sealed, Fair$ 22.00 151 1:48 Douglas Navy F4D-1 (F-6A) Fair$ 15.00 152 1:48 Douglas Navy A2D-1 Fair$ 15.00 153 1:32 Revell Bell X-1 Fair$ 23.00 154 1:144 OTAKI Dornier Do-X German flying boat Fair$ 33.00 155 1:48 ESCI AD-4W "Fleet Eye" Fair$ 15.00 156 1:48 ESCI S-3A Viking Sub Hunter Fair$ 37.00 157 1:48 ESCI L.T.V.
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