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10Tanker Air Carrier DC-10 "Fire Tanker! " N17085 InFlight 1:200
InFlight 200 die- cast model
10 Tanker Air Carrier McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30
Reg# N17085
Item: IFDC10SPEC10014
1:200 Scale
10 Tanker Air Carrier McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30
Reg# N17085
Item: IFDC10SPEC10014
1:200 Scale
Details
InFlight 200 die- cast model
10 Tanker Air Carrier McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30
Reg# N17085
Item: IFDC10SPEC10014
1:200 Scale
Very limited productions
Highly collectible, these limited edition, 1/200 scale, die cast models – which are twice as large as standard die cast metal airliners – feature simulated cockpit and cabin windows; realistic engine nacelles with visible fan blades; antennas, simulated lights, and other fine add-on parts; intricate landing gear with free-rolling wheels and real rubber tires; an authentic livery with razor-sharp printing; a limited edition card; and more.
Inflight 200
Production very limited!
All Metal Die Cast
Additional Info
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Stock#IFDC10SPEC10014
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BrandInFlight Models
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Country of Manufacture
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AircraftDouglas DC-10
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AirlineMisc Airlines
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RegistrationN17085
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MaterialNo
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Scale1:200
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Dimensions (L x W)No
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- Inflight 200 10Tanker Air Carrier DC-10 "Fire Tanker! N17085
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This is such a unique model but it doesn't fit in with most of our collecting criteria. There are very few fire fighters in any scale.
This old DC-10 has had quite a long history of owners. It first flew April 18.1975 and then was owned by 9 airlines till it got the fire fighter job Dec, 1, 2007. This plane was on our local news with the big fires of the last couple of years in Colorado.
If you want to see it in action there are YouTube vids. There are also 5 pages of images on Airliners.net.
I have a lot of DC-10s in my collection but none of them are as heavy as this one. The extra weight comes from the water tanks attached to the bottom of the fuselage.
The orange colors of this model on a white back drop bring on a great contrast. This was a passenger aircraft at one time so it has the usual passenger windows which are grayed out. The passenger doors are clearly marked.
The name of this aircraft is Vicki and it is displace below the cockpit windows on both sides of the fuselage. The nose shape, the windows and the cockpit area are perfect. You can see the wind shield wipers.
The landing gear are scaled and feature rolling rubber tires. There is no fleet number on the nose gear covers but the 911 on the tail is repeated on the side of the water tank. There are a number of antennas on this model and warning lights are clearly depicted.
I would not mind seeing this plane in 400 scale at some point. There is also a B747 that has been converted to a fire tanker. Just imagine flying in at tree top level in one of these birds and dropping 1000s of gallons of retardant in one fell swoop. (Posted on 9/10/2015)