PPC Holland - McDonnell Douglas MD-11(F) United Parcel Service (UPS), USA, 1/200

Product detailed description

Plastic model McDonnell Douglas MD-11(F)

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

The color scheme falls under the airline United Parcel Service (UPS), N287UP, USA

Dimensions: length: 30.8 cm, wingspan: 26 cm

This model comes from the aviation edition of snap-fit ​​models by the model manufacturer PPC Holland. The model is supplied without a landing gear with the option of placing it on the included stand for display in flight. Snap-fit ​​models are supplied disassembled from a few parts that are assembled by clicking /without glue/. Usually only the wings are separated

McDonnell Douglas MD-11
The MD-11 is a wide-body airliner manufactured by McDonnell Douglas from 1988 to 2000. It is the successor to the DC-10 model and is equipped with more modern technologies that enable more efficient and economical operation. The MD-11 is a three-engine aircraft with modern avionics and a fly-by-wire system that increases safety and improves the aircraft's controllability. The aircraft has a capacity of up to 410 passengers and reaches a maximum speed of 945 km/h. Its range is up to 12,000 km, which allows it to operate on long routes. The MD-11 aircraft was produced in several variants, including the MD-11F model, which is designed for cargo transportation. The MD-11F has a capacity of up to 91,000 pounds of cargo and uses modern technologies, such as an electronically controlled system for loading and unloading cargo. The MD-11 became popular with airlines around the world, but over the years it has encountered a number of problems, including several accidents. Currently, the MD-11 is no longer produced and most of the aircraft have been retired.