One of the Museum's most popular models, this replica of the Johnson Monoplane was built in 1959 by Julius and Harry Johnson—who designed and built the original aircraft in 1910. Among the historic ...

The Eugene W. Kettering Model Aircraft Collection will return to the National Museum of the United States Air Force following the collection’s removal in 2022. The Air Force Museum has announced they ...

The second installment of a permanent exhibition containing the world’s largest private collection of diecast model aircraft officially opens at Shannon Airport. The new Aviation Gallery, situated in ...

NEW HAMBURG, ONTARIO, CANADA, March 27, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A Canadian 1930s Goodrich Tires “Mountie” vertical tin sign soared to $15,730; a Goodyear Tires Selected Dealer “Tread Frame” ...

A second exhibition of what is claimed to be the world's largest private diecast model aircraft collection has been unveiled at Shannon Airport. In 2018, Mike Kelly from Limerick city donated 1,500 ...

The world’s largest collection of model aircraft has gone on permanent show in the most appropriate home possible for it – the very airport where the obsession began for a collector to purchase 1,500 ...

DUBAI: The Emirates Official Store has launched a new limited edition collection of Expo 2020 themed aircraft models for aviation enthusiasts and passionate scale-modellers. The highly detailed models ...

The Model 281 Proteus and Model 401 Sierra were on static display at Nellis Air Force Base for Aviation Nation 2025. Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada, hosted the Aviation Nation 2025 airshow on Apr. 5-6, ...

World's largest diecast model aircraft collection lands at Shannon Airport "John Travolta came one day, he put his hand out and he said to me: ‘I follow you on YouTube’,” says Mike Kelly. "And I said: ...

CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. Herbert J. Nash appears to have been an amateur photographer, aviation enthusiast, and airplane photograph collector and based in the New York ...

Last year we caught wind of an interesting aviation concept cooked up by engineers at TU Delft, which consisted of a novel V-shaped design that promises significant efficiency gains over conventional ...