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Herpa JAT Jugoslav Airlines Boeing 727-200 1/500
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- SKU:
- 537599
- Weight:
- 0.20 KGS
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Description
In 1967, Texas-based Braniff International revolutionized commercial aviation with its radical new color scheme – or rather color schemes: no less than 15 different colors were to attract attention and create more excitement for passengers. This Boeing 727-200 in a striking red color is the first of a new series of Braniff models in the 1/500 scale. Red was to become of the most popular colors, applied to no less than 17 aircraft, among them seven 727 trijets. More colors and aircraft types will follow.
Length: 11 cm
Material: Diecast
Brand: Herpa
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