There are very minor signs of wear and tear, but this particular Learjet looks like it has seen little action. The paintwork is almost unblemished, there are no nasty-looking scratches and the stickers are in good shape. It's about as good as one might hope for in a toy that's almost 40 years old.

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It's had several coats of red and yellow paint over the years - at least two - with some great-looking wear and patina throughout, but it's been thoroughly cleaned so it's ready for interior use if required.  The chock is sturdy as you'd expect, and weighs in at approximately 3.2kg. When placed in position it measures 33cm (13 in) on its longest side, 24cm (9½ in) on its shortest and is approximately 20cm (8 in) in height.  It's not a delicate bit of kit, but it's got oodles of visual appeal for the right environment.

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