Motor City Classics - DC-9-15 Eastern Airlines "1970s - Hockey Stick" Colors, U.S.A. , 1/400

Product detailed description

Metal model of the Douglas DC-9-15 aircraft.

Metal replica of the aircraft with plastic accessories in a scale of 1:400.

The coloring falls under the Eastern Airlines "1970s - Hockey Stick" Colors, United States of America.

Dimensions: length 9.1 cm, wingspan 7 cm

The aircraft model is from the AeroClassic aviation edition. This is a high-quality model that is placed on the chassis. The model is supplied without a stand.

Douglas DC-9
The DC-9 is a narrow-body medium-sized airliner developed by the Douglas Aircraft Company in the 1960s. The aircraft was designed as a short-term solution for regional transport and short routes, and became very successful. The DC-9 has a capacity of up to 125 passengers and is powered by two jet engines, which allow it to reach speeds of up to 876 km/h and fly a distance of 2,580 km. The aircraft was produced until the 1980s, when it was replaced by more modern aircraft. The DC-9 was produced in various versions and variants, the most successful of which were the DC-9-30 and DC-9-50 models. These aircraft were equipped with improved engines that reduced noise and improved operating economy.