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Dinky Toy No 731, SEPCAT Jaguar. This was part of a range of modern RAF fighter aircraft produced by Dinky in the seventies. This model featured retractable undercarriage, and a push release ejector seat with a small orange plastic pilot. … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 739, A6M5 Zero-Sen Japanese Fighter Aircraft. It was one of a series of famous World War Two Aircraft Dinky produced during the seventies, and was paired with the P-47 Thunderbolt as a ‘war in … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 723, Hawker Siddeley H.S.125 Executive Jet. The two civilian colour schemes are shown here, the same casting was also used for Dinky model No 728, to represent the RAF Dominie military version of the … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 715, Beechcraft C55 Baron, light civilian aircraft. This was the larger of the two Beechcraft light planes produced by Dinky, the other being the Beechcraft Bonanza. Both civilian colour schemes are shown here, with … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 712, US Army T42A. It is the military version of the Beechcraft Baron light aircraft. This model was produced between 1972 and 1977.
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This is a Dinky Toys No 722, Hawker Harrier. Part of a range of RAF aircraft of the era modelled by Dinky, others included the Jaguar, Phantom and MRCA (later named Tornado). The harrier model had retractable central undercarriage operated … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 710, Beechcraft S35 Bonanza light aircraft. It and it’s slightly larger Beechcraft stablemate, the C55 Baron were popular and long running models from Dinky. The Bonanza appeared in a variety of colour schemes, and … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky Toys No 736, German Navy Bundersmarine Sea King Helicopter. Slightly less well known than the Nasa Sea King also produced by Dinky, this model also came equipt with a winch operated by a dial on the … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky No 734, P-47 Thunderbolt. This is the rarest of the Dinky Toys aircraft from the 1970’s, and was produced in smaller numbers and was often paired with the Dinky Japanese Zero aircraft to make up a … Continue reading
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This is a Dinky No 717, Boeing 737 Airliner. The only jet passenger aircraft Dinky produced in the 1970’s, and for some reason it was only ever produced in the livery of Lufthansa. It usually came in a picture card … Continue reading
Nick Tann
