New Arrivals: October '25 Aeroclassics

There were ten new releases for the month of October, 2025 from Aeroclassics. After scanning the catalog, I settled on four the models. With some quality service from JetCollector.com, my small batch arrived in under a week from the west coast. I'm for the most part pleased with my new models, and by adding the Cyprus Airways A310, I now have 110 countries and territories represented in my collection. For a closer look at what I've added, read on...

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October was a month of both Aeroclassics and Aeromoderns as many collectors call releases from the company that are certainly aircraft that are currently in use. This month however also brings to the market a rare Aerofuture if you will. 

There are just three different castings in use this time around, but there is still plenty of diversity to appreciate. In all, there are eight different countries represented and nine different airlines. There are three A310s, three A330s, and four 727-200s that are situated on the newer, more like updated, Aeroclassics 727-200 casting. 

Out of this bunch, there are six models that are truly classic. The Cypriot A310, the Dutch A310, the Algerian 727, French 727, Kuwaiti 727, and the Greek 727 are all airplanes that represent bygone airlines or liveries. The Qatari A310 wearing the modern Qatar Airways livery, and the Hawaiian Airlines A330 numbered N393HA are both modern liveries on modern airplanes. Lastly, There are two Alaskan and Hawaiian A330s that display the upcoming Alaska Airlines livery, and a Hawaiian Airlines A330 that displays both the Hawaiian and Alaska Airways tail colors. These are both future designs. 

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Notes:
After a few months of not buying Aeroclassics over the summer, I've started back up again. Since August, I've added 18 models, all from this year. A few of the models continue to show lackluster production effort. Bent wings, bent landing great, and lazy paintwork and detaining still occasionally occur, and at a higher rate than you'd find from other manufacturers. But the perpetual cause and effect situation where Aeroclassics is producing models that no one else will is the leading factor that I've collected more Aeroclassics models than any other brand this year. 

The four models that I purchased from this month's set came without any error except for the Olympic Airways 727. That model unfortunately has a chip or small bare spot on the nose. The model isn't spoiled as a result, but it's still an unfortunate and noticeable issue with a product that cost nearly $50 USD. 

My favorite model of the bunch is the Cyprus Airways A310. This is a really unique and obscure model that will no doubt be hard to come by in the years ahead. The Algerian 727 is also a highlight because that airline is criminally underrepresented although it has gotten more attention in the last year or two. I'm overall happy with this quartet and I'm looking forward to what November brings. 

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