We do have a limited number of spares at Airspotters.com. However, we decided to do a little bit more. You can also ask us at webmaster@airspotters.com, and we will help if we can.

However: The Best Email for Corgi Spares is

Corgi (part of Hornby Hobbies) has a dedicated spare parts service. Your first stop should always be:

spares@corgi.co.uk

Collectors report excellent experiences with this email address. If they’ve got the part in stock, they’ll usually post it out — often free of charge. Stocks can be limited, so it’s worth sending a polite, detailed request with:

• The model name and scale
• The product code (e.g. AA34302, GMUSA126, etc.)
• A clear description or photo of the part you need

Other Helpful Contacts

If you don’t get a reply from the spares team, there are a couple of backup options:

• Hornby Customer Care:
  customercare@hornbyhobbies.com
  As Corgi sits under the Hornby umbrella, their customer service team may be able to help or redirect you.

• Corgi Model Club:
  enquiries@corgimodelclub.com
  0333 030 77 44 (UK)
  Suitable for general support and club-related queries.

What Collectors Say

Plenty of collectors have had success through the official spares service:

“I have used the Corgi spares service a few times. They are very good and have always sent the correct parts, usually takes a few weeks, but you will get it.”

Another shared on social media:

“If you email spares@corgi.co.uk, they will send them out for you, usually free of charge if they have them.” However, we have heard they do sometimes charge.

Final Tips Before You Hit Send

1. Be precise — always include model details, codes, and photos where possible.
2. Be patient — spares can take a little while to arrive, especially for older models.
3. Be polite — a courteous request goes a long way.

In Summary

If you need spare parts for your Corgi model aircraft, your best bet is to email spares@corgi.co.uk with as much detail as possible. With luck, the part will be sitting on your doormat in no time, ready to bring your prized model back to life.

Happy collecting — and remember, keeping your models in mint condition is all part of the fun of the hobby!