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InFlight 200: Eastern L -1011 Registration N9329EA
InFlight 200: Eastern L -1011 Registration N9329EA
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InFlight 200: Eastern L -1011 Registration N9329EA
The Lockheed L-1011 TriStar was the third wide body passenger jet airliner to enter operation, following the Boeing 747 and the McDonnell Douglas DC-10. Like the DC-10, the TriStar is a three engine jet airliner. Between 1968 and 1984, Lockheed manufactured a total of 250 TriStars. The Tristar also ended Lockheed's entry into the commercial aviation sector.
A very limited Eastern L1011 model in the silver scheme which is limited to a strict 120 pieces.
Inflight 200 scale diecast Airline models comes with a lot of details a rolling landing gears , rubber tires and spinning jetfans.
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Additional Info
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Stock#IF011027
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BrandInFlight Models
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Country of ManufactureN/A
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AircraftLockheed L-1011
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AirlineEastern
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RegistrationN9329EA
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MaterialN/A
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Scale1:200
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Dimensions (L x W)N/A
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- InFlight 200: Eastern L -1011-385-1 Tristar Registration N9329EA
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This model has plenty of detail but there are some issues. First off, mine arrived with a missing upper fuselage antenna. This is being corrected by a replacement that is in the mail as I write this review. While I love the Tristar and am somewhat disappointed in this model. First off, the color just doesn't quite seem write. The dark blue cheat-line is almost black and not dark blue. The lighter blue that is on line with the windows doesn't seem to match well with the few images that are available on A-net. Finally, the gray color with sorta of a disco speckle doesn't look correct. The model is already sold out, however which still gives this model an overall approval, I guess. I like the white version liver better. But because of history I am also glad to add this version to my collection of 1:200 scale Eastern Airlines models. Used to see these when I was a kid at West Palm Beach Florida. (Posted on 10/17/2010)