With a more reserved approach to March as a result of some pretty sad quality control in both assembly and in paint/printing quality, I only picked up two of the releases this month. 

I've had a growing interest in classic and retro African carriers and Aeroclassics has been able to deliver on this monthly. This has been rather expensive, but it's a good problem to have when there is so much being made that each budgetary dollar used for model collecting has to be meticulously thought out. For more...

I have been working on these reviews for about 3 years now. Today I get to celebrate my 25th review by taking a look at the superb NG Models Sun Country Airlines in their new 2019 paint scheme. 

This model is quick becoming a favorite of collectors worldwide and after a good investigation, it is easy to understand why.

This particular aircraft has had a host of owners first beginning life with ATA in 2001, and also serving with Saga Airlines, Air Algeria, and Aeromexico, it still graces the American skies looking brand new . To read more about this Spring 2020 offering from NG, click here.

I've been quite high on Aeroclassics lately. They have really been on a roll and it's clear by how scarce some of the recent releases are that AC continues to show an impressive acuity for finding the right airline/airplane/paint scheme combos that collectors want.

Getting too optimistic and pragmatic on any one brand these days though seems to offer some pit falls. With quality a continuing issue in a landscape of increasing prices there's always the chance of disappointment and sadly, that's where I've landed with Aeroclassics this month.