Dimensions of the model are:

WINGSPAN: 17.10 INCHES (43.40 CM), LENGTH: 11.90 INCHES (30.20 CM), SCALE: 1:36


This model replica is painstakingly hand carved and then hand painted out of solid kiln dried mahogany wood (from renewable sources) by our highly experienced and talented craftsmen at our Filipino owned factory near the original Clark Air Base in Pampanga and takes about 9-10 weeks to manufacture. Production in our factory is supervised by our own resident British Pilot who ensures that exact blueprints are used for these meticulously detailed scale models custom manufactured and precisely engineered to your exact specifications and that will be cherished by all.

The model will be exactly as you see in the above and below images in terms of detailing (doors, windows, lights, control surface markings, antennas etc.) color and size so we would kindly ask you to study the images very carefully (if you require higher resolution images please ask) to make sure that the model as you see is the 100% the same version you require or expect. If there are changes that you require or mistakes or deference's in relation to the real aircraft before ordering, please message us and we will setup an alternative listing to match your own requirements. We request your understanding on this matter due to the fact that these handmade models are traveling in many cases halfway around the world and any misunderstandings or mistaken expectations must be addressed at this as point of time as we cannot be held responsible for the costs involved in returning and replacing the model. The model will be shipped with the stand you see in the images although you may request if you like to change to either 1, 6 or 7 as in the attached image examples (just message us if a change is required.

It is our aim to continue to be a "sustainable" manufacturer avoiding the use of man-made materials wherever possible such as plastics, resins or metal in an attempt to reduce our Carbon Footprint and to protect our environment for generations to come. Our models are "works of art" and not to be confused with mass made plastic kits or diecast (die cast) look-alikes. We are proud Filipino's exporting to all parts of the globe and creating employment opportunities in an impoverished part of our country.

100% handmade models naturally come at a higher price than off the shelf, plastic or diecast (die cast) models but it may interest you to know that an average regular size fixed wing or helicopter model takes on average a total of 26 dedicated Man Hours of work to produce. During this time the model transitions through over 40 different manufacturing stages and processes. The 26 hours are not consecutive and require in-between many days (and in some cases weeks) of drying and curing time as they pass from one department to another making the overall production time from an outsiders point of view appear rather lengthy. Given these facts the time period we quote for production alone is very standard for our type of industry and among our close competitors. If you are interested in what goes into making these models, there follows a summary process schedule and video. Please click on the image below to start the video which will open in a separate page in your browser (the tab on in your browser for this page will still stay open so you can go back to the eBay listing):-

PlaneArts Manufacturing Process

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The fully assembled model comes with a stained solid mahogany (or mahogany with steel arm) stand and is ready to display on your desk, bookcase or wherever you desire. The photographs you see have not been manipulated or digitally edited - they are exactly as the model looks in real life, but unfortunately even digital photography cannot do full justice to the look and feel of the model once you receive it!

PlaneArts have been producing models for over 20 years which are honed to perfection by the dexterity of our Skilled Master Craftsmen and carefully checked at all stages of manufacture by our dedicated Quality Assurance Team. We promote internationally on eBay to ensure our products get the best exposure worldwide. Due to a high level of demand and the huge diversity of aircraft types and liveries most models are made to order and take about 9-10 weeks to produce (excluding National and Public Holidays). You will also notice that we offer models often way below the price of other companies advertising on the eBay. We are able do this because of the direct manufacturing and selling basis of our business - models direct from the factory and not from an intermediary or trading / marketing company. All models are shipped internationally through FedEx, UPS or DHL Express Courier (Door to Door worldwide within about 3 business days). Fully traceable and insured against damage or loss).

Apart from those models you see in our eBay store - using your photos or images, we will make you a personalized replica model of your aircraft with your own individual paint scheme, logos, registration number, antennas and all the details that make your airplane special. You can even upgrade and personalize your model with a fully customized transparent interior to match your seats, colors, instrument panel and all other important interior details. Alternatively, we can copy any current or historic commercial or military airplane or helicopter that has ever flown just by giving us images or photos. Each meticulously detailed scale model is custom manufactured and precisely engineered to your exact specifications. We will build you a model that will not only meet your expectations but will go far beyond and with detail that will amaze you!

If you do not see the model you require in our eBay Store please message us on eBay with a description and images of what you require including the size or scale of the desired model and we will then do a dedicated listing for you on eBay. Our Customer Service Team will then help you with questions you may have and upon request update you on the status of your order. Our Production Team will work with you personally during construction until your model is ready to taxi on its journey to your own door in its foam fitted heavy duty export packaging.

To watch a video of the professional protective packing of PlaneArts models destined for all parts of the globe, please also click on the image below to start the video which will open in a separate page in your browser (the tab on in your browser for this page will still stay open so you can go back to the eBay listing)


Packing Process

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Soaring with Excellence: Exploring the Pilatus PC-6 Red Bull

The Pilatus PC-6, an iconic aircraft renowned for its versatility and reliability, has been a cornerstone in aviation for decades. Among the many variants that have graced the skies, the PC-6 Red Bull stands out as a testament to innovation and adventure. Owned and operated by the renowned energy drink company Red Bull, this unique aircraft is more than just a mode of transportation; it’s a symbol of exploration and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in aviation.

A Brief History of the Pilatus PC-6:

The story of the PC-6 begins in the 1950s when Swiss aircraft manufacturer Pilatus Aircraft Ltd. set out to create a rugged and adaptable utility aircraft suitable for a wide range of missions. The result was the PC-6, a single-engine, turbo-propeller aircraft with Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) capabilities. Since its first flight in 1959, the PC-6 has earned a reputation as a workhorse, serving in various roles including passenger transport, cargo hauling, skydiving, aerial photography, and even humanitarian aid missions in remote regions around the world.

The Birth of the PC-6 Red Bull:

In 1997, Red Bull, known for its adventurous and adrenaline-fueled activities, acquired a PC-6 with a vision to transform it into something truly extraordinary. The aircraft underwent a meticulous transformation, receiving a vibrant red paint job adorned with the iconic Red Bull logo, thus earning the moniker PC-6 Red Bull. This marked the beginning of a new chapter for the aircraft, one filled with daring aerial feats and record-breaking adventures.

Unleashing the Potential:

Under the guidance of skilled pilots and the adventurous spirit of Red Bull, the PC-6 Red Bull has been pushed to its limits, demonstrating its remarkable capabilities in some of the most challenging environments on Earth. From flying through narrow mountain valleys to landing on remote glaciers, this aircraft has showcased its versatility time and time again.

One of the most notable achievements of the PC-6 Red Bull was its role in the Red Bull Stratos mission in 2012. As part of this historic endeavor, Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner ascended to the edge of space in a specially designed capsule suspended beneath a helium balloon. The PC-6 Red Bull played a crucial role in launching the balloon and ensuring the safety of the mission from start to finish.

Beyond its role in high-profile events, the PC-6 Red Bull continues to inspire aviation enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Whether it’s soaring over the rugged terrain of the Swiss Alps or landing on remote islands in the Pacific Ocean, this aircraft embodies the spirit of exploration and discovery.

A Legacy of Adventure:

As the PC-6 Red Bull continues to captivate audiences around the world, its legacy grows with each daring flight. Beyond its remarkable performance and striking appearance, this aircraft serves as a reminder of the boundless possibilities that await those who dare to dream and push the limits of what’s possible.

In conclusion, the Pilatus PC-6 Red Bull stands as a symbol of innovation, adventure, and the enduring spirit of aviation. From its humble beginnings as a versatile utility aircraft to its transformation into a flying icon, the PC-6 Red Bull continues to inspire awe and wonder wherever it goes. As long as there are skies to explore and horizons to conquer, the legacy of this remarkable aircraft will endure, reminding us all of the power of human ingenuity and the thrill of the unknown.