Please note that I no longer sell kits through this web site. All commercial transactions are now via Revelstone Models.
If you would like a good cash offer for your model collection, click here

For my kit sales please go to the Revelstone Models online store: click here

Airfix Collectors Guides

For the Collector - A complete listing of Airfix kit production from 1949, through the Palitoy and Humbrol years, to 1990. Available in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format. Lists over 800 kits - description, catalogue number, year of first release, re-release and re-numbering information. Also provided is a scarcity or rarity indication. Many kits have additional individual comments. Space is provided in the spreadsheet for the collector to add comments and to "tick-off" kits in their collection. A small charge is made for production and the mailing of a CD-ROM - sorry the file is too large for e-mail or downloading. I believe this listing is more complete and accurate than any other currently available. Click here for ordering information. Click here for sample screen-shot.
New: June 2002 - now available on CD-ROM! The CD-ROM also includes this complete web-site - get a copy and browse your favourite Airfix site at CD-ROM speeds. Latest release now includes Airfix Collectors Guide Volume 2 - the years 1981 to 1990.

Wants ! I am currently looking for the following items :

• Airfix Toy Range Catalogues - any
• Airfix Motor Racing or MotorAce catalogue - any
• Airfix kits 5th Edition Catalogue
• to complete my collection of Header Cards I need the following Headers:
  • Aircraft Type 2 - Fokker Triplane
  • Aircraft Type 1 - SR53 (1407), Albatros Dv (1393), Sopwith Camel (1392), S6B (1391), Fokker Triplane (1387), Bristol Fighter (1386)
  • any headers for the following bagged car kits - 1911 RR (1315), 1910 Mod T (1337), Darracq (1338), Dauphine (M3C), Viva (M9C)
  • any headers for the following HO/OO Trackside range - Country Inn (4001), Bungalow (4006), General Store (4004), Fencing & Gates (4024), Platform Fittings (4012) and a Type 0 header for the Signal Box (No.5)
• Missing parts for kits:
  • Various parts
    • this section currently being updated.....
  • Missing transparent or canopy parts for the following kits -
    • Matchbox PK-101 LTV A-7D Corsair
    • Matchbox PK-15 HS Gnat
    • Matchbox PK-126 EE Lightning T-55
    • Matchbox PK-25 AW Siskin - windscreen
    • Matchbox PK-32 NA F-86 Sabre
    • Matchbox PK-9 Gloster Gladiator
    • Matchbox PK-128 Jaguar T.Mk.2
    • Airfix 1/72 Grumman Widgeon (61070 or equivalent)
    • Airfix 1/72 DH Heron (complete set of side window transparencies, both sides)
    • Airfix 1/72 TBM Avenger (297 or equivalent) - parts 7,8,9,10,21 - which are all transparencies
    • Heller Humbrol 1/72 Spitfire Mk.XVIE (80282 or Heller equivalent) - windscreen

For my kit sales please go to Revelstone Models online store: click here

Want a cash offer for your kit collection? (any manufacturer)? Click here

I often buy individual kits or complete collections. If you have something to sell, please let me know and I will always offer a reasonable price for it. Unfortunately, I cannot hope to offer the sort of prices that the specialist dealers sell for. But they have businesses to run, overheads, staff, premises etc. and their prices reflect this. Please be aware that prices for Airfix kits amongst private collectors are normally under half of what dealers would sell the same kits for. Auction prices are simply silly. For my personal view of Airfix kit values - click here

If you have a kit or collection that you would like to sell, please send me details. Remember - amongst collectors it is the age of the kit that generally decides the value, not necessarily the subject matter (unless it is a very rare kit). If at all possible please provide the catalogue number from the box-end or (even better) the packaging style (Type 1, Type 2, Type 3 etc). See my Packaging Styles page for an easy way to recognise box styles.

To avoid misunderstandings, I value kits using a combination of (1) my own experience - the kind of prices often seen at UK Toy Fairs and (2) John Burn's Collectors Value Guide. As above, I DO NOT value kits using eBay as a guide.

High airmail/postage costs normally prevent purchases from the US or Australia, sorry.