This page showcases models other than vehicles. Aircraft, ships, rockets, figures, Sci-Fi, etc. are all included.
Two views of my large Titanic model. Looking at the model in 3-D really gives you an idea of what it would have been like to be on the actual ship.
A Vinyl Robby the Robot kit R2-D2 and C3PO with Darth sneaking up behind.
Alfred E. Neuman store display The Revell Beatle models
The Biltrite Airport with the Revell The Marx Chris Craft cabin cruiser
Pan Am DC-7 in the foreground
The La Sirene, a ship model by Heller Co. The Star Trek DS9 Space Station
I can't say I'm really a big fan of these types of robot/transformer models, but this huge factory diorama intrigued me so I thought I'd add it to my collection. The kit was produced in Japan and marketed by Revell.- This item is for sale. Price $400. Inquire for details.2 sharp looking 1930s civilian prop planes.
One of the MPC "Gigantics", A working Tilt-A-Whirl model in H.O. scale.
the Scorpion- doin' his thing.
One of our museum displays demonstrating how an injection molded model kit is made.
The Youngstown Kitchen set. This is actually one of the first JoHan (originally IDEAL) models. Produced in the early '50s, it was a salesman sample used to sell kitchens. Beautifully done in plastic, metal and masonite board.- This item is for sale. Price $500. Inquire for details.
The Bucket Wheel Excavator by Revell- Am I the only person crazy enough to actually build this kit? And to think I spent over 4 months on it, too! Thanks to Joe Sojka, Jr. who did some of the initial work.
Lockheed Constellation in American Airlines livery. I believe this
may be an old HAWK kit
The M1- 10K Russian helicopter kit by VEB Plasticart.
Kit is 1/100 scale. These helicopters went into civilian service in 1961.
The Monogram Models Constellation in Northwest Airlines
livery.