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Western Airlines Douglas DC-10-10 N912WA Polished IFDC100615P 1:200
InFlight 200 die- cast model
Western Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
Reg# N912WA Item: IFDC100615P polished
1:200 Scale
Very limited productions
Western Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
Reg# N912WA Item: IFDC100615P polished
1:200 Scale
Very limited productions
Details
InFlight 200 die- cast model
Western Airlines McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10
Reg# N912WA Item: IFDC100615P polished
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#IFDC100615P
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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
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RegistrationN912WA
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MaterialN/A
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Scale1:200
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Dimensions (L x W)10.9 x 9.34 inches / 27.68 x 23.72 cm
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- Inflight200 Western Airlines DC-10-10 N912WA (cn 46645/283) (Polished)
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When you handle this model you will want to wear white cotton gloves to prevent finger prints on the polished metal. This is a very sharp model, although I actually like the white version better.
Inflight's DC-10-10 mould is quite nice. It features many small details that I like to see on a model. Antenna's and warning lights are marked on the top and bottom of the model. The engine shape is correct and they they hang on the wings off seamless pylons. The wings are also seamless.
Nose, cockpit and cockpit windows are properly shaped. You can faintly see wind shield wipers. Rolling tires on the landing gear are a nice detail as is the printing of the fleet number on the nose gear cover. Even the hub caps on the wheels are detailed as you can see the lug nuts.
The aircraft operated by no less than 10 airlines during its career before being broken up July, 2003. I have a complete set of 200 scale WA models. I am glad to add this one to the collection. (Posted on 8/12/2015)