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1:200 717 Doors and Windows

Our Price: $5.00

Decal is designed to fit the 717 kit from RetrokiT. Use this set to create your own 717 scheme.

1:144 717 Doors and Windows

Our Price: $6.00

Decal is designed to fit the 717 kit from either Contrails or PAS Models. Use this set to create your own 717 scheme.

1:200 Midwest 717s

Our Price: $8.00

Prior to its ultimate demise, Milwaukee-based Midwest operated a fleet of 25 717s, use the resin kit from RetrokiT.

1:200 Hawaiian 717s

Our Price: $8.00

Possibly the sharpest looking 717s around, this set depicts all 18 717s operated on inter-island routes by Hawaiian, use with the RetrokiT resin kit.

1:200 Delta Air Lines 717s

Our Price: $8.00

In a move that surprised many, following the acquisition of AirTran Airways by Southwest Airlines, Delta Air Lines entered into an agreement to acquire all 88 of AirTran’s 717-200 aircraft. The first aircraft to join Delta’s fleet is N935AT, and this set also includes a full set and numbers and letters for every registration for the planned Delta 717 fleet. Use this decal with the resin 717 kit from RetrokiT.

1:200 Valujet MD-95 / 717s

Our Price: $8.00

In October 1995, Valujet Airlines was the launch customer for the ultimate variant of the venerable Douglas DC-9 family - the McDonnell-Douglas MD-95. In 1995 Valujet placed an initial order for 50 aircraft plus 50 options. The MD-95 became the 717 after Douglas merged with Boeing, and Valujet became AirTran who placed the 717 into service in 1999. Use this decal with the resin 717 kit from RetrokiT.

1:200 Blue1 Star Alliance 717

Our Price: $8.00

Originally started as Air Botnia, Blue1 was branded in January 2004 after low-cost competitor Flying Finn ceased operations. Owned by the SAS Group, Blue1 is also a member of the Star Alliance. As part of its membership in the Alliance, the airline has painted two of its Boeing 717s in the Star Alliance paint scheme. Use this decal with the resin 717 kit from RetrokiT.

1:200 Turkmenistan 717s

Our Price: $8.00

In early 2008, Turkmenistan Airlines introduced a new color scheme. The green colors were a break from the airline's previous blue-themed schemes. Among the aircraft repainted in the new colors were the airline's fleet of seven Boeing 717s. The 717 fleet was removed from service in February 2012, and the aircraft returned to their lessor. Use this decal with the resin 717 kit from RetrokiT.

1:200 Olympic Aviation 717s

Our Price: $8.00

Olympic Aviation is a subsidiary of Olympic Airways, and they briefly operated a fleet of three 717s in between 2000 and 2003. The 717 was the only jet type operated by Olympic Aviation. The 717s then passed through many hands, two ended up with Qantaslink and one with Delta.

1:144 Midwest 717s

Our Price: $10.00

Prior to its ultimate demise, Milwaukee-based Midwest operated a fleet of 25 717s.Use this decal with the Contrails or Pas Model resin 717 kits.