This museum quality replica of the US Airforce C-130H Hercules (Dark Grey) is made from mahogany and extremely accurate. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation.

This replica of the USAF T-1A Jayhawk Training aircraft is made from resins and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

This replica of the HC-130H Hercules US Coast Guard aircraft is made from mahogany and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

Challenged to build a rocket powerful enough to reach the lunar surface, NASA constructed the Saturn V. With a perfect launch record, this 363-foot rocket was key to the success of the Apollo 11 mission.

This museum quality replica of the X-33 Venture Star is made from resin and extremely accurate. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation.

This replica of the Air France B777-200 Aircraft is made from resin and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

This high quality replica is handcrafted from mahogany and comes with a wooden base.

This replica of the Northwest Airlines B-747-400 Aircraft is made from mahogany and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

This replica of the American Airlines B777-200 Aircraft is made from resin and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

This replica of the United Airlines B777-200 Aircraft is made from resin and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

This replica of the Hawker Horizon Aircraft is made from mahogany and very detailed. It is great for collectors or anyone fascinated by aviation. A museum quality model.

The North American X-15, a rocket-powered research aircraft, bridged the gap between manned flight in the atmosphere and space flight. After its initial test flights in 1959, the X-15 became the first winged aircraft to attain hypersonic velocities of Mach 4, 5, and 6 (four to six times the speed of sound) and to operate at altitudes well above 30,500 meters (100,000 feet).