model airplane: Qantas Airways, BAe HS.125

Date:1984
Medium:Plastic, paint, resin
Credit Line: Gift of Jim Lund
Accession Number:2014.145.023
Dimensions:3 1/4 x 7 1/2 x 8 1/4 inches (8.3 x 19.1 x 21 cm)
Collection:Aviation Museum
Category:Model Aircraft
Subcategory:Model Airplane
Artist, designer, maker :Jim Lund
airline: Qantas Airways
aircraft: BAe HS.125
company: Qantas Airways , BAe
Registration number: VH-ECE
Description

Model airplane of Qantas Airways BAe HS.125 executive jet transport (1970s) built by Jim Lund with pattern by Matchbox, United Kingdom; white, red, and gray livery design with kangaroo logo on vertical stabilizer, aircraft registration number VH-ECE, 1:72 scale.

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