Established in 1998, China Keduo Baby Products Co., Ltd. is a diecast plane manufacturer which specializes in design, manufacturing and diecast planes sale baby products. Many products have already past China Sanitation Bureau Inspection, and meets major International Safety Tests, including American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM)F936: 96a , European Toy Safety Standard EN71, and CE certification. OEM and ODM orders are also welcome.

Daron is America's largest source of aviation related collectibles. Enjoy precision models, photos, and handcrafted aviation replicas to please the most discriminating collector. Focus on the incredible detail or the scale of the actual craft set against an awe inspiring backdrop. All the latest models are available. Features Diecast metal airplane in 1:200 scale Printed (not decaled), in meticulous detail Made for the real enthusiast! No other aircraft type has become such a symbol for the rebirth of German aviation as the twin-engined Convair Liner. The postwar Lufthansa purchased four of them in 1954, even before it resumed operations. On April 1, 1955, the original of this Convair, registered as D-ACEF, launched the new Lufthansa with a flight from Hamburg to Munich via Frankfurt.

Bristol Blenheim K7159 was originally built in 1936 as one of the first MkI bombers to come off the production line. It was then converted to fighter standard in late 1938 and equipped with AI (Airborne Interception) night fighting radar during the latter part of 1939. Although the Blenheim was soon surpassed in the night-fighting role by more capable machines, its initial use proved the concept of using radar wave technology as an effective method of finding enemy aircraft attacking by night. This example is shown in the scheme and markings worn while serving with No. 54 OTU (Operational Training Unit) at Church Fenton, Yorkshire in 1941 after its withdrawal from front-line RAF service. Features include additional photo-etched aerials and rotating turret gun.