Herpa - Boeing B777-319ER, Air New Zealand "All Blacks", ZK-OKQ, New Zealand, 1/200

Product detailed description

Plastic finished model of Boeing B777-319ER transport aircraft

Plastic replica of the aircraft in snap-fit design in 1:200 scale.

Colouring is Air New Zealand "All Blacks", ZK-OKQ, New Zealand

Dimensions: length 36,9 cm, wingspan 32,4 cm

This model is from the Herpa airplane edition. The model is supplied without landing gear on a stand. The model comes in flight configuration with stand. Snap-fit models are supplied disassembled from few parts which are assembled by snapping them together /without glue/. Only the wings are usually separated.

Boeing B777
The Boeing 777 (abbreviated B777) is a wide-body, twin-engine aircraft manufactured by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. It made its first flight in 1994 and has since become one of the most important transport aircraft in the world. The B777 is produced in several versions with different fuselage lengths and passenger capacities. The maximum capacity of the aircraft is 550 passengers in single-class configuration and up to 406 passengers in economy and first class. The maximum range of the B777 is up to 17 370 km. The aircraft is powered by two high-pressure turboprop engines and can reach speeds of up to 950 km/h. The B777 is used in scheduled passenger and freight services.

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