Lindberg 1959 Boeing 707 Jetliner Vintage Model Kit Review Unboxing and Giveaway Winner!

Howdy! Welcome back to the channel. Today we have the full review of the 1959 Lindberg Boeing 707 jet airliner. Be sure to listen to end to find out the winner of the giveaway. Thank you to all you have supported this channel. It wouldn’t have grown so fast without your viewership! I am very thankful! Thanks for watching!

[@andyl4565]

Not surprised that your channel is doing so well. You provide good and interesting content.

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

I appreciate that!

[@MrDastardly]

Another great presentation for an iconic aircraft & airline.
Great job. 👏👏👏

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Thanks!!!

[@stevecausey545]

New video is a nice surprise
Your channel is taking off.
The 707 is such a pretty bird..even this tiny kit shows that.
Tex Avery was the pilot who did the barrel roll.

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Lol Tex Avery was the cartoon artist for Warner Bros and MGM, I could see him barrel rolling a 707. I think you meant Tex Johnston!

[@stevecausey545]

​@@CelebratingVintageModelKits lol
I was up too late again..oops.
Too much bugs Bunny

[@TheRebel51]

I think these kits are about the same scale.. at least close. I have at least one of each and some built up ones I got in an eBay buy. They are not very good as you said but for the time they were first produced not too bad. I plan to build all the kits in the series and display them on some kind of common stand. Maybe even all in real or what if military markings for their respective countries.💡👍😎

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Be sure to send in pics of your built ones. I’m going to make a vid of viewer built kits.

[@Anymouse6980]

It’s interesting seeing the original kits, and now seeing new production of the “box-scale” kits of the same. Thanks for the nostalgia review

[@flightis3dollars]

Cool with a giweaway and congrats to winner.

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Keep watching, we will do more giveaways!

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

It seemed lindberg paid no attention to where the pin marks were. Shame that first airliner was scrapped. I haven't built any that you've shown but I built an old frog bleriot, an Airfix comet and a 1955 revell/amt Chrysler. The Chrysler was a fun kit and nicely detailed for the time

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Yes, some companies were notoriously bad for ejector pin marks. I mean seriously, top of the wings!!!

[@arnantphongsatha7906]

Cellovision?! The 50s sure were something else lol

[@CelebratingVintageModelKits]

Matchbox did it again in the 70s.

[@arnantphongsatha7906]

@@CelebratingVintageModelKits wild.