Just seen this on modelsua's website, not sure if it has been seen or discussed here yet, but thought I would bring it to everyones attention
http://modelsua.com/Boeing-T-43A-USAF-1-72-Big-Plane-Kits-7205.html
Chris

Thanks Chris.

Here is another that modelsua.com have just got in stock, http://modelsua.com/Boeing-737-200-Pan-American-World-Airways-Pan-Am-1-72-Big-Plane-Kits-7204.html I am not clued up by any stretch of imagination on airliners, but, I am sure someone could make something military out of one of these 
chris.

Sure could, the USAF flew 737-200s as the T-43 navigation trainer. A bit like a jet Varsity 

The artwork on the box looks awesome...any idea about the actual kit ? I love the 737, and the 727...heck, any Boeing with that nose ! Would be neat to see a built 72nd scale 737.

Quote from: Captain Canada on February 18, 2013, 07:39:11 AM
The artwork on the box looks awesome...any idea about the actual kit ? I love the 737, and the 727...heck, any Boeing with that nose ! Would be neat to see a built 72nd scale 737.

I don't know much about what the kits are like themselves, I could always ask Ivan who sells them what he thinks of them, but saying that, he likes ACE armour kits 
chris

Review in English: http://www.britmodeller.com/forums/index.php?/topic/234931660-boeing-737-200-172-bpk/

Review in Russian: http://scalemodels.ru/articles/5842-obzor-BPK-Big-Planes-Kits-1-72-Boeing-737-200.html

One of the lads at Wor Club brought it in a few weeks back and it's a really nice kit.  Nice moulding, looks a very comprehensive package.  John (the guy who bought it) is an airliner modeller and he was really impressed with it too.

Quote from: chrisonord on February 18, 2013, 04:30:52 AM
Here is another that modelsua.com have just got in stock, http://modelsua.com/Boeing-737-200-Pan-American-World-Airways-Pan-Am-1-72-Big-Plane-Kits-7204.html I am not clued up by any stretch of imagination on airliners, but, I am sure someone could make something military out of one of these 
chris.

Welsh Models do a number of military 737's in 1/72, you could look on their website to get some idea.  I think that Draw Decals do separate sheets too --- 

List of these new in at hannants, including the 1/72nd 737s and CRJ-100/200s in both 1/72nd and 1/144th:

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK14401 1:144 Bombardier CRJ 100 Delta Connection Comair  £19.99  £16.66
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK14401

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK14402 1:144 Bombardier CRJ 200 British airways  £19.99  £16.66
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK14402

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7202 1:72 Boeing 737-200 Canadian North  £89.99  £74.99
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7202

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7203 1:72 Boeing 737-200 British Airways  £89.99  £74.99
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7203

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7204 1:72 Boeing 737-200 Pan American World Airways (Pan Am)  £89.99  £74.99
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7204

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7205 1:72 Boeing T-43A USAF  £89.99  £74.99
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7205

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7207 1:72 Bombardier CRJ 100 Lufthansa  £49.99  £41.66
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7207

Big Planes Kits
Aircraft kits (injection)
BPK7208 1:72 Bombardier CRJ 200 American Eagle  £49.99  £41.66
http://www.hannants.co.uk/product/BPK7208

It's been a while, but military 737's were mentioned. Big Plane Kits have released a few:

1/72 C-40A Clipper, USAF and USN
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1/72 E-7A Wedgetail, RAAF and TuAF
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1/72 P-8A Poseidon, USN and RAAF
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Looks like they are all Boeing 737 at heart. Would it wrong of me to assume that BPK have just changed the extra sprues for each variant?

Looks like they screwed up on the designation of the first one. In that scheme it's a C-40C.

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Quote from: Nick on September 05, 2024, 03:22:39 AMLooks like they are all Boeing 737 at heart. Would it wrong of me to assume that BPK have just changed the extra sprues for each variant?

The P-8 has new fuselage parts to allow for the lack of windows and the various lumps and bumps. The wings might be different too. You're right with the Wedgetail, it's more generic and just has blanked out windows.  They give you a clear insert that has different patterns depending on the variant, in the Wedgetail's case you just paint over them.  I believe the C-40 is a mix of 737-700 and 800 so I'm assuming they've just swapped over parts from the two variants?

The C-40B/C, Wedgetail and P-8 are all 737NG (Next Gen) based which is not the same as the 737-200 they previously made.

C-40B/C: 737-700BBJ fuselage, 737-800W
wings and landing gear.

Wedgetail: 737-700IGW, basically a 737-700ER.

P-8: 737-800 fuselage, 737-900 wings, 767-400ER type raked wingtips. The 737-800 has a stretched fuselage.

These manuals are a good reference:
BAC Airport Planning Manual 737-100/-500

BAC Airport Planning Manual 737NG