1:100 Scale Model of the Bombardier CRJ200 Amaszonas Uruguay CX-SDU
The Bombardier CRJ200 with serial number 7209 was built in 1997. It began its career in the United States with Midway Airlines under the registration N571ML, and later flew for Mesa Airlines on US Airways Express and United Express flights. In 2015, the aircraft was transferred to the Bolivian airline Amaszonas, where it was assigned the registration CP-2969. The following year, it was registered in Uruguay as CX-SDU.
On October 5, 2016, this very CRJ200 inaugurated Amaszonas Uruguay’s scheduled service between Carrasco Airport in Montevideo and Jorge Newbery Airport in Buenos Aires. At the outset, it was the only aircraft in the carrier’s fleet. It operated two flights a day in each direction, connecting the two capitals on opposite sides of the La Plata estuary.
Herpa Wings has recreated the CX-SDU in the Amaszonas Uruguay livery. The model clearly shows the distinctive features of the CRJ200—two engines on either side of the tail section, a tall T-shaped tail, and upward-curved wingtips. The plastic parts of the SnapFit series snap together without glue. The model is presented in a flight configuration with the landing gear retracted, and a display stand is included in the set. This makes for a great gift for a collector of regional jet aircraft or an aviation enthusiast who collects liveries of South American carriers.
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