Aviation Center Australia

1:500 Scale

SK L-188A Electra Ansett-ANA

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SK B737-700 Virgin Blue "50th Aircraft"

#SKY0600VB

This model is made by SKY500.

SK B737-800 Virgin Blue

#SKY0602VB

This model is made by SKY500.

HW A380-800 Qantas Airways

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The delivery of the world’s largest aircraft has meanwhile been postponed for a third time, but that did not keep the Australian Qantas from increasing its order of twelve machines by another eight examples. With the registration VH-OQA, the first A380-800 is supposed to be delivered to Qantas in 2009, after a two year delay. At least the prototype is already flying today in the colors of the very popular airline famous for its perfect safety record. At Herpa, the VH-OQA is already flying, too, in the 1/500 Wings Collection.

HW A380-800 Qantas Airways (New Livery)

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HW B737-800 Qantas Airways "Yananyi Dreaming"

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The Australian Queensland and Northern Territory Air Service has become one of the world's most renowned airlines. And its three jets carrying special liveries inspired by the art of the Australian Aborigines have certainly done the airline's popularity no harm. Our latest model is of the Boeing 737-838 with the registration VH-VXB, named "Yananyi Dreaming", comes as a limited edition of 3,000.

NM B767-300 Qantas "Wallabies"

#NM0489QA

1:500 scale

HW B747-238B Qantas "Boxing Kangaroo"

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HW B747-400 Qantas Airways (New Livery)

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This Boeing 747-400 model with the registration VH-OEB and the name “Phillip Island” is released in the slightly renewed design of the Australian airline. It has been in the Qantas fleet since 1998.

SJ B747-400 Qantas Airways "Formula One"

#SJQFA162

PLEASE NOTE: This model is made by StarJets (but listed under Herpa Wings as there is not many StarJets now)

HW B747SP Australia Asia "Deluxe"

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HW B747SP Qantas Airways

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HW B767-200 Qantas Airways

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HW Advent Calendar 2007

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This year we again help to beautify your Christmas season with a Herpa Wings advent calendar. The 2007 calendar contains three, new, limited airplane models in the 1/500 scale, a foil to display a small airport-diorama, adding to the one released last year, and a new airport building.

HW Dash-8-400 QantasLink [Q400]

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Seven examples of the latest version of the twin-engine turboprops, originally developed by De Havilland Canada as the Dash-8, are in service for the regional subsidiary QantasLink. Among them also the original of this model novelty with the registration VH-QOB. This is the second model in the new livery of the Australian airline after the Airbus A380.