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Thanks for your help. I might try contacting Airfix to see if they have some sort of list of what ATML number applies to which kit.

Thanks for your help. I might try contacting Airfix to see if they have some sort of list of what ATML number applies to which kit.

First off, a big thanks for going to this much trouble trying to help me with my problem. Secondly, does this mean it is technically possible to find out which tool number is for which model?

One sprue I'm having a look at is from a 1:72 Tiger Moth (A01024), however, the code on the sprue is ATML-00261. There's also another from what I'm fairly sure is a Curtiss Tomahawk (A55101), but with the sprue code ATML-00147.

This is just the thing I'm looking for, although I've just realised that the codes on the sprues don't always correspond with the item codes on the box. Is there a way to find out which sprue belongs to which kit by using the sprue codes?

Hi all, Recently, I've been trying to complete a large number of Airfix kits that I began several years ago, but which I never finished for various reasons (mainly college!). Some of those kits have since gone out of production, which means their item codes no longer appear on the Airfix website. Is there a database or document somewhere that has the item code of every Airfix kit ever released?

Hi all, Just like quite a few of you, I have been 'Airfixing' for several years now, and have therefore amassed a large number of sprues from previous kits. Since these sprues are made from exactly the same kind of thermo-softening plastic as the parts themselves, what if these old sprues could be sent back to Airfix to be melted down, and used in the production of new kits; either in exchange for a small discount or bonus Flying Hours in the Airfix Club?