JC Wings - Boeing B737-4Y0, British Midland, UK, 1/400

Code: JC40059

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Brand: JC Wings

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64,01 €

Delivery to: 26/12/2024 Delivery offer

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Product detailed description

Metal finished model of Boeing B737-4Y0

Metal replica containing small plastic parts of the aircraft in 1:400 scale.

Paint scheme is British Midland, G-OBME, UK

Dimensions: length: 9,9 cm, wingspan: 9 cm

This model is from the aviation edition of the JC Wings model manufacturer. The model comes on a chassis without stand.

Boeing B737
This is one of the most popular commercial aircraft in the world and has a long history in the aviation industry. The first flight of the Boeing 737 took place in 1967. The 737 is designed to adapt to a wide range of operating conditions. Its capacity ranges from 85 to 215 passengers, depending on the version of the aircraft. The 737 is also equipped with many modern on-board systems such as avionics, navigation and communication systems to ensure safety and comfort for passengers. The Boeing 737 also has an excellent range, meaning it can fly distances of up to 6,000 km. This allows it to operate international flights and connections between major cities around the world. The 737 is designed to be able to fly in different climates and at different altitudes, allowing it to adapt to the needs of different air routes.