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This is a YOU PICK singles listing — you are purchasing one individual card of your choice from this group. The photos show a representative sample of the cards available, but Group 3 has 69 cards to choose from — many more than the photos shown.
👉 To see all available cards and make your selection: Use the drop-down menu at the top of the listing (labeled \"Select Card\") to browse the complete list of all 69 available cards in this group. Choose the card you want from the menu before adding to your cart.
\"One of the very few sellers offering YOU PICK SINGLES from this series — choose exactly the cards you need without buying duplicates you already have!\"
EVERY CARD PRINTED ON BOTH SIDES AND FOLDS OUT TO 9\" BY 12 3/4\" - AS SHOWN IN FIRST EXAMPLE IN THE PHOTOS
Fill the Gaps in Your Aircraft of the World Collection!
\"Photos show a representative card from this group. All cards are from the same IMP series and are consistent in quality and format. Select your card from the dropdown — what you see described is what you\'ll receive.\"
Can\'t find the exact cards you need? This YOU PICK listing lets you choose individual cards from Group 3 — no buying a lot full of duplicates you don\'t need.
How to Pick Your Cards: Each card in the dropdown is listed in this format: G3 – 02 AH-1 Cobra(Group – Card Number – Aircraft Name)
Simply select the cards you want from the dropdown menu above and add them to your cart. It\'s that easy.
About These Cards: Original vintage fold-out Aircraft of the World collector cards in excellent condition — clean, no major wear, tears, or stains. These are the genuine article from the original binders, sorted by group and card number for easy browsing.
Combined Shipping — Big Savings on Multiple Cards:
- First card: $4.69
- Each additional card: only $0.25
To receive the discount, add all desired cards to your cart before checkout — the discount calculates automatically.
\"Group 3 is a helicopter enthusiast\'s dream — the most comprehensive rotary wing collection in the entire Aircraft of the World series. Highlights include the legendary AH-64 Apache, the iconic UH-60 Black Hawk, the historic AH-1 Cobra — the world\'s first dedicated attack helicopter — the feared Soviet Mi-24 Hind, and multiple variants of the beloved UH-1 Iroquois \'Huey\' that defined the Vietnam War era. From WWI\'s SPAD XIII to the mighty Mi-26 Halo — the world\'s largest production helicopter — Group 3 covers the full sweep of rotary wing aviation history. If you collect military helicopters this is your essential group.\"
TOP PICKS FROM THIS GROUP
AH-64 Apache (G3-18) — the most famous attack helicopter in the world with a massive military aviation following.
UH-60 Black Hawk (G3-04) — globally recognized military helicopter made famous by both its combat record and the book/film \"Black Hawk Down.\"
CH-47 Chinook (G3-13) — one of the most recognizable military transport helicopters ever built. Still in active service worldwide.
AH-1 Cobra (G3-02) — the world\'s first dedicated attack helicopter.
Mi-24 Hind (G3-05) — the most feared Soviet attack helicopter of the Cold War era.
UH-1 Iroquois \"Huey\" (G3-08 and G3-98) — the definitive Vietnam War helicopter.
- CH-53 Sea Stallion (G3-03) — legendary heavy lift helicopter
- S-64 Sky Crane (G3-11) — distinctive and instantly recognizable flying crane
- Mi-26 Halo (G3-68) — world\'s largest production helicopter
- SH-60 Seahawk (G3-61) — active Navy helicopter with strong current military following
- SPAD XIII (G3-20) — WWI fighter aircraft, historically significant and highly collectible
- S-61 Sea King (G3-97 and G3-99) — Presidential transport helicopter, instantly recognizable
Groups 1 through 16 available — search my other listings to find the cards you need across the full series.
\"These cards are from \'Aircraft of the World: The Complete Guide\' published by International Masters Publishers (IMP) of Stamford, CT, issued between 1996 and 1998.\"
