Re: one of the very few classic cheatline airlines
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Originally Posted by Charlie Alpha
Wow!!
I remember when a 'classic airliner' was a DC-6 or Connie. Then a DC-8 or 707. A 767 isn't even a first generation jet. Time marches on!!!!
Now a cheatline livery is also a very rare thing.
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Meridiana is a merger between the italian Alisarda, founded in 1963 and another merger between LA Canarias, UniversAir und Euravia. from Spain. They started with Beechcraft C-54 and Fokker F-27s. Since 1974 they're flyng Jets. So the airline itself is quite classic - at least to me. they also flew DC-9-14/-51 and MD-80s. But to say the truth, if ever this airline makes it to a diecast model, i think the 767 has got better chances than the others.
https://img.planespotters.net/photo/...Net_794924.jpg
http://www.airlines-airliners.de/fot...rda/i_smee.jpg
http://www.lowk-spotting.at/nostalgie14_alismd82.jpg
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Please NG Models, consider these for both 1:400 and 1:200: B707-320B/321, B727-200, MD-81/82/83
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