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With its futuristic silhouette and deep purple livery, this Boeing 787-9 Riyadh Air looks like the aviation of the future. The model immediately stands out with its modern character and sense of a new brand on the global aviation scene.
The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the largest and most recognizable long-haul airliners of our time in collectible scale. Its large fuselage, long wings, and the feeling of real intercontinental flights on a shelf or in a display case.
The special livery of All Nippon Airways' Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner underscores ANA's commitment to environmental responsibility and the development of sustainable aviation solutions for the future.
The Boeing 727-200 Braniff is a symbol of the jet age, when designs were bold and liveries were instantly recognizable. A three-line airliner with character and color that cannot be confused with any other.
It was with the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner that Austrian Airlines ushered in a new era of long-haul flights from Vienna, focusing on modern technology and efficiency. The OE-LPM aircraft became part of a comprehensive fleet renewal program that saw Austrian transition from classic wide-body aircraft to the new generation Dreamliner.
The Boeing 747-8 in the Korean Air fleet is one of the last passenger aircraft in the legendary Jumbo Jet series. Flight HL7642 symbolizes the era of long-haul transportation, when large four-engine aircraft remained the flagships of intercontinental routes.
The Boeing 777 Freighter operated by Lufthansa Cargo is one of the most famous modern cargo aircraft, transporting tons of cargo between continents every day. The 1:200 scale model looks very impressive thanks to its long fuselage, large engines, and Lufthansa Cargo’s signature livery. It’s the perfect choice for civil aviation collectors and cargo aviation enthusiasts.
