Herpa - Boeing B727-191QC, Braniff International "Flying Colors - Lime Green", USA, 1/500

Product detailed description

Metal model of Boeing B727-191QC transport aircraft

Metal replica of the aircraft with plastic accessories in 1:500 scale

Colouring is under Braniff International "Flying Colors - Lime Green", N300BN, USA

Dimensions: length 9,3 cm, wingspan 6,6 cm

This model is from the Herpa aircraft edition. The model is delivered on the chassis without stand.

Boeing 727
The Boeing 727 was a narrow-body jet aircraft produced by Boeing from 1963 to 1984. The Boeing 727 was a pioneer in many areas of aviation. It was the first airplane with three engines, which increased its reliability and safety. It was also the first airplane to use a jet engine at the stern, which allowed for a shorter runway. Its capacity and power made it a popular short- and medium-haul aircraft. Production of the Boeing 727 ended in 1984, but its importance to the development of aviation remains invaluable.