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1:144 Boeing 727-200, United Airlines
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1:144 Boeing 727-200, Northeast 'Yellowbird'
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Discontinued and Sold Out
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1:144 Boeing 727-200, Pan Am, Lufthansa
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Discontinued and Sold Out
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1:144 Boeing 727-200, Mexicana
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1:400 Boeing 2707 SST, Boeing, Pan Am
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Yes, 1/400 scale!
With careful assembly, this kit allows the wings to swing from the forward to swept positions. Landing gear is not provided. A display stand is provided.
The decal allows for either the Boeing 'house' scheme or Pan Am markings. Oddly, the Pan Am scheme shows a blue fin with a white logo, a scheme never worn by an Pan Am jet. I guess a "Flight of Fancy" scheme for a "Flight of Fancy" jet!
Alternate decals are available from DRAW Decals, Search DW40-2707 to find them.
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1:96 Boeing 727-100, Boeing
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This is the Aurora Models and Monogram kit from the 1960's and 70's, resurrected by Atlantis Models.
The box art says "Boeing 727-200", and the image is of one of the first series 200s in Boeing markings. However the kit is most certainly a series 100.
Additional decals are available from Vintage Flyer Decals, Search VFD96 to find them.
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1:96 Boeing 727-100, Trans World Airlines
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1:144 Boeing 727-100, Germania
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Discontinued and Sold Out
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This is the Revell 727-100 kit that dates back to the 1960's, though with some modest improvements.
Gone, for example, are the rather heavy handed rivets, reduced to a much more modest level.
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1:200 Boeing 727-200, Alaska Airlines
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1:96 Boeing 727-100, Eastern Airlines, TWA
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Discontinued and Sold Out
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This is the Aurora Models and Monogram kit from the 1960's and 70's, resurrected by Atlantis Models.
While the box art and instructions show Eastern Airlines, the decal sheet also includes everything needed for Trans World's 'Golden Globes' scheme. Unfortunately, however, the shade of red used for the stripes and titles looks to me to be a little too orange.
Additional decals are available from Vintage Flyer Decals, Search VFD96 to find them.
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