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AS IS! Western Airlines Londoner DC-10-30 N821L Inflight 200 IFDC100711
AS IS. InFlight Models Die-cast Model Airliner
Western Airlines DC-10-30 N821L Inflight 200
Lindoner
IFDC100711
Western Airlines DC-10-30 N821L Inflight 200
Lindoner
IFDC100711
Details
AS IS Last one! Western Airlines DC-10-30 N821L Inflight 200 IFDC100711
Londoner
Scale 1:200
Inflight200 is a leading manufacturer of high quality precision diecast 1:200 scale aircraft models.
Highly detailed die-cast model in 1:200 scale.
N821L / 136 started the flying career with Air New Zealand on January 18th 1974 before being leased to Malaysian Airlines System in 1978 she was retired from Air New Zealand service and then was sold to International Lease Finance Corporation and was reregistered as N821L where she flew with Western in April 1981 also flying with Air Pacific with the International Lease Finance Corportation she wass then retired and sold to American Airlines in 1985 and flew for a very short time before being retired and strored in Mojave California
***AS IS ***
this model has a small flaw in a wing.
sales are final. See pictures for details.
Additional Info
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Stock#IFDC100711
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BrandInFlight Models
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Country of Manufacture
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AircraftDouglas DC-10
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AirlineWestern Air
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RegistrationN821L
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MaterialN/A
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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
- Inflight200 Western Airlines Londoner DC-10-30 N821L
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This Inflight DC-10 it up in the top two for its beauty. The first is the Northwest Airlines Gray and Red DC-10 issued by IF. I love both of these models. This aircraft was known as the Londoner when flying in the white flying red W colors. This one you can't help but fall in love with the white paint background and then the red and Black colors of Western Airlines before being absorbed and disappearing into the merger with Delta in the early 70s. This was the last colors of Western. The merger allowed Delta to truly become a 'national" airlines. The aircraft itself actually flew for a half dozen airlines in its life, including a stink with American. Starting with the tires, hub caps and their lug nuts the landing gear is scaled and features details that make you want to look close at the entire model. I can not see a seam were the wing meets the fuselage. The engines are of proper scale and carry the GE logo. The American flag is displayed to the left of the rear door, the registration number under the flag is clearly depicted. The passenger winds and passenger doors print beautifully on the white backdrop. There are several antennas above and below the fuselage. Cargo bay doors stand out on the white background. I have mine displayed with the other two white on red flying W's the IF B727-200 and the IF B737-200. (Posted on 12/7/2011)