When Irishman Michael Kelly was a boy, he loved nothing more than gazing at planes taking off and landing at his nearest airport. Now 67, after more than half a century building what he believes is ...

The Eugene W. Kettering Model Aircraft Collection will return to the National Museum of the United States Air Force following the collection’s removal in 2022. The Air Force Museum has announced they ...

The second installment of a permanent exhibition containing the world’s largest private collection of diecast model aircraft officially opens at Shannon Airport. The new Aviation Gallery, situated in ...

A view of some of the model aircraft donated to the installation by Wayne Boller during a ceremony April 11 at Scott Air Force Base’s Airfield Management Operations Atrium. Boller donated 35 military ...

March 3, 2009 For more than 50 years, he's been building model war planes at home. He now has more than 500 models in his collection. When ever Frank Modica of Berwyn starts building a model airplane ...

A second exhibition of what is claimed to be the world's largest private diecast model aircraft collection has been unveiled at Shannon Airport. In 2018, Mike Kelly from Limerick city donated 1,500 ...

The world’s largest collection of model aircraft has gone on permanent show in the most appropriate home possible for it – the very airport where the obsession began for a collector to purchase 1,500 ...

Next time you’re looking for screen-free hobbies or entertainment, pick up a popular pastime of yesteryear and build a model airplane. Not only do they keep your eyes and hands busy, but you’ll also ...

The world's largest collection of model aircraft has found a permanent home in Shannon Airport. Limerick man Michael Kelly's lifelong obsession with aviation has seen him amass 2,300 diecast model ...

A long time aviation favorite at the Eastern Iowa Airport is back on public display again. But this time, you can look for all the model airplanes in a new location. For about 50 years, dozens of ...

When Irishman Michael Kelly was a boy, he loved nothing more than gazing at planes taking off and landing at his nearest airport. Now 67, after more than half a century building what he believes is ...