Schabak McDonnell Douglas DC10-40 Japan Asia Airways

Schabak 902/155 McDonnell Douglas DC10-40 Japan Asia Airways in "1990s" Colours.Issued 1990 and deleted in 2001 this model measures 9.17cm from nose to tail and 8.40cm from wing tip to wing tip plane is mint in picture box

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Just to make everybody who already who do not know, some pre-2003 Schabak model planes had lots of problems with their transfers, the blister packs that the airport issues were put in was never a good idea as it allows the plane to impact on the inside of the blister, the boxed sets have the same problem.

The size of this plane is in a 1:600 scale which means it’s 600 times smaller than the real thing. This can fool people who look at our pictures because we tend to move in close in an effort to show you what the plane looks like.

On a last note these planes are very collectable Schabak themselves went bust in 2006 over the quality issue which was a shame as from 2003 they had started to improve their transfer problems by using tampo printing which is what Schuco have done since they took over the Schabak moulds.