Boeing 747-200

Boeing 747-200 model kit in 1:450 scale

The Boeing 747-200 model kit, affectionately known as the "Jumbo Jet", allows you to recreate one of the most impressive aircraft giants in history in great detail. This 1:450 scale model is a replica of the largest commercial aircraft in the world until 2005. With a number of 22 parts, it is an ideal project for enthusiasts who are looking for the uncomplicated fun of plastic model making. With a length of 158 mm and a wingspan of 133 mm, you bring a piece of aviation history to your collection.

Includes:

• 22 high-quality components
• Textured surfaces for a realistic look
• Simulated landing gear
• 4 detailed engines
• Authentic representations for two different versions of the Boeing 747-206B of KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) from September 1988 and July 1989.

Special features:

• Textured surfaces: This technique gives the model a particularly realistic appearance and provides a more immersive building experience.
• Simulated suspension: A detail that fans will appreciate. This gives the model additional depth and authenticity.
• Authentic representations: The ability to recreate two different versions of KLM's Boeing 747-206B from different years provides additional appeal and versatility.

This kit is classified as Level 3. This means that it offers you uncomplicated fun with plastic model building and requires simple gluing and painting skills. Ideal for all model building fans from the age of ten who want to take the next step in their passion for handicrafts.

Background information:

The Boeing 747, popularly known as the "jumbo jet", was the most impressive and largest commercial aircraft in the world until 2005. After its maiden flight in February 1969, it quickly became a symbol of limitless aviation. The 747-200 series shown here brought with it more powerful engines and a larger fuel capacity compared to its first version. It therefore has a special significance, especially among aircraft fans and followers of aviation history. With this kit you can bring a piece of this impressive history home and experience it up close.