PPC Holland - Boeing B727-227, Braniff International "Blue - Jellybean", USA, 1/200

Product detailed description

Plastic finished model Boeing B727-227

Plastic replica in the so-called snap-fit version in a scale of 1:200.

The color falls under the airline Braniff International "Blue - Jellybean", N403BN, USA

Dimensions: length 23.3 cm, wingspan 16.5 cm

This model comes from the aviation edition of snap-fit models of the model manufacturer PPC Holland. The model is supplied in a flight configuration with placement on a stand. Snap-fit models are supplied disassembled from a few parts, which are assembled by clicking /without glue/. Usually only the wings are separated.

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