I don't know about you, but the monthly Aeroclassics announcements always put me in  a good mood and gives me something to look forward to. Yes, others like Gemini Jets and NG Models do this as well, but for some reason, the way Aeroclassics goes about it just 'hits different.' This month Aeroclassics have graced us with 12 diverse selections. There are seven countries represented across 11 airlines on 7 different castings. I'm already committed to two models and I can find good reason to go looking for others. For more, read on... 

It has been some time since I've gone looking for a model from Gemini Jets. (I did recently pick up the Alaska Air Max 9 "West Coast Wonders' which is certainly a more preferable option than the version offered by Aeroclassics). The issue lately with Gemini though has been stale offerings on subpar moulds. But it does seem as though they are trying to respond to the changing 1/400 market. This month has 12 new models on 12 moulds from five countries across several eras. For details on each one, read on...

It's hard to believe that we are well into the year 2023. Right on schedule, Aeroclassics have announced their lineup for January. There are six name brand models this month and three are using the royalty-dodging 'Blue Box' label. So that makes for a total of nine 1/400 scale models. Seven of the models this month are U.S. based while Austria and Thailand also garner some attention. For more on this month's installments, read on.