The air stairs is from a plastic model kit.
I have another version that came from the factory as the RC-121D radome Connie too:
In reality the C-121 had the super Connie wings while the Starliner had longer wings with more square tips.
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Glamorous TWA Jetstream and C-121 by Yonezawa
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Glamorous TWA Jetstream and C-121 by Yonezawa
by Tone » Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:15 pm
My example is not in perfect shape, but it is presentable. This Lockheed Starliner Connie toy has the same wings as the 10" DC-7 and it was sold in an airport set with tin buildings, ground service trucks, and a Pan Am DC-8.
The air stairs is from a plastic model kit.
I have another version that came from the factory as the RC-121D radome Connie too:
In reality the C-121 had the super Connie wings while the Starliner had longer wings with more square tips.
The air stairs is from a plastic model kit.
I have another version that came from the factory as the RC-121D radome Connie too:
In reality the C-121 had the super Connie wings while the Starliner had longer wings with more square tips.
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