Skymarks Air Force One Boeing 747-200 VC-25 1/250 Scale Snap-Fit Model – 11” Length, 9.4” Wingspan – Officially Licensed Collectible Airplane with Display Stand

Perfect size not too big the color is very bright looks like the real plane and not bad quality at all. Worth the money!

Worth the price, good quality, and is an excellent addition for a computer desk or gaming desk. For flight sim enthusiasts like myself, and with the release of Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 this beautiful piece of decor is more than welcome for under $35. AAA for the seller and thumb down for Amazon delivery driver who missed first attempt on delivery of this package.

Does exactly what it's supposed to do, looks like Air Force One. It's not hyper detailed nor is it priced in the stratosphere. If you're looking to get into the hobby of model airplanes this is a good start.

Style is perfect and looks professional. Assembly was a breeze too. Size is proper and bigger than I anticipated. Definitely buying more from this brand. What a cool gift.

10/10

Good!

I got this for my son who wanted a model for Christmas but has neither the patience, know-how, or really even the want-to-know how to build one at all complicated,(Long story irrelevant to this from here on.) this item then was perfect for and thrilled him. But... ... In reality this is neither a 'model' or a toy. It is a finely detailed representation of a period version of an Air Force 1 jet liner. There are only about half a dozen pieces to assemble and they go easily but snugly together. The color pattern and insignia are already applied. They appear to have been painted on. Seams, rivets, paint scheme, all are finely detailed. Not being familiar with those details, I cannot comment about accuracy. The 'model' is made of some dense and solid material and the few parts fit snugly together and it mounts on a nice display stand. It could also be suspended from a ceiling. In summary, this would make an excellent table or desk top display model for any aviation,presidential history or other related field of interest buff. But to give as a toy? Nnnn-no. It would be durable enough but the cost of the item in relation to it's entertainment potential are out of proportion. It worked just fine for my boy in our somewhat exceptional circumstance. But I wouldn't generally recommend this for a child as either a toy or a 'model' in the sense of something challenging to put together and finish. That's why only the 2 stars for 'fun'. As an educational or display item, I think it's great!

Display and show off, a very nice addition to my collection.