Ebbro has released a 110 replica of the 1958 Honda C100 Super Cub in blue.

The two door, four-seater soft-top convertible, the Drophead Coupe was designed to set a new class-standard of excellence for driver and passengers alike. The book tells the story of the cars creation and its debut into the motoring world.

The Silver Ghost a Supernatural Car is a personal recollection of the car restoration business from its infancy, working on the exciting barn finds of forgotten vehicles bought for scrap value, which would later command dizzy sums at auction. Many rarely seen and unpublished pictures are included, spanning the century of a car whose engineering brilliance made the experience of driving truly supernatural.

An exquisite Bravo Delta replica of the first Concorde to fly into New York. Although flights into Washington had started in 1976, the first flight into New York was on November 22, 1977. It was one of the most significant days in Concorde history.

The aircraft was G-BOAA and at the controls was Captain Brian Walpole. Captain Brian Walpole not only flew the worlds only supersonic airliner for 12 years, he also commanded the fleet and ran the commercial operations as General Manager. in 1985 he was awarded an OBE for his services.

We feel very priveleged that Brian has signed a limited edition of this exclusive Bravo Delta replica, exclusively for us here at Aircraft Legends. This Bravo Delta replica is hand crafted from kiln dried mahogany, and accurately hand painted using up to 35 coats...

A simply outstanding officially licensed, hand-carved and painted, mahogany replica of a British Airways Super VC10. It measures a massive 84cm in length and has a wingspan of 71cm. Though commercially not a great success, the VC10 is still fondly remembered as an extremely safe and comfortable aircraft that was often the first choice of discerning passengers.

This particular replica is the only officially licensed, large scale VC10 to have been produced in British Airways colours. It was created as a limited edition of just 100 pieces for British Airways own promotional purposes and we were fortunate enough to obtain just a handful of examples from the original manufacturer.

We are very excited to have found this incredibly impressive resin model of what is arguably one of the most impressive machines in human history. The original was over 363 feet high. This highly detailed resin replica towers an imposing 110cm.

The largest production model of the Saturn family of rockets, the Saturn V was designed under the direction of Wernher von Braun at the Marshall Space Flight Centre in Huntsville, Alabama. In all NASA launched 13 Saturn V rockets. This is the one that lifted off from Kennedy Space Centre on July 16th 1969.

On July 20th, President Kennedys prediction came true and Neil Armstrong walked on the surface of the moon.

Designed by painter, sculptor, furniture maker and automotive engineer, Ettore Bugatti, the aircraft was ceated to take on the Germans in the covered Coupe Deutsch air race. But war broke out in 1939 and the aircraft didnt fly. Instead it was hidden in the French countryside.

After Bugattis death the aircraft was sold to an American aficionado. It has now been restored and can be found in the Air Venture Museum in Oshkosh. With a wingspan of 16cm, this model has been machined in three parts from solid billets of aluminium.

The original sculptor created this piece as a worldwide limited edition of just twelve examples. Each one is hand-numbered underneath the machined aluminium base, and this particular one is number 3. This is the most exclusive limited edition we have ever offered.

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The first Wessex flew in 1958, and entered duties with the Navy in 1961. It was first used by the RAF in 1962 and didnt retire from service until January 2003. These solid 150 solid resin replicas are as detailed as we have ever come across, with a body that measures 30cm in length.

Each comes presented on a resin diorama base. We have obtained just a limited number of these replicas and once they have sold out we dont believe there will be any more.

The first Wessex flew in 1958, and entered duties with the Navy in 1961. It was first used by the RAF in 1962 and didnt retire from service until January 2003. The bright yellow RAF machines were used for air-sea or mountain rescue duties and became especially famous for the amount of lives they saved.

These solid 150 solid resin replicas are as detailed as we have ever come across, with a body that measures 30cm in length. Each comes presented on a resin diorama base. We have obtained just a limited number of these replicas and once they have sold out we dont believe there will be any more.

The Caudron was a famous streamlined French racer from the 1930s, an aeroplane that was as devastating in the air as it was beautiful. Based on an original Art Deco piece, this work of art has been hand-carved from genuine rosewood before being polished to a highly lustrous finish. Totally exclusive to us in the UK, this lovingly crafted replica is extremely limited and promises to become a treasured and cherished souvenir of a bygone era.