1:400 Scale UNITED AIRLINES BOEING 767-200 - N606UA

Product Dimensions: 4.78 x 4.68 x 1.58 in.

Model History and Information: This was the first Boeing 767 ever delivered. Boeing president Malcolm T. Stamper handed N606UA over to United Airlines chief executive Richard J. Ferris at a ceremony at the Everett plant on 19 August 1982; it was the ninth airframe off the production line. United had launched the programme four years earlier with an order for thirty aircraft. The type entered revenue service on 8 September 1982, operating flight UA1767 from Chicago to Denver. The 767 was Boeing's first wide-body twinjet and introduced a two-crew glass cockpit, doing away with the flight engineer's station on an aircraft of its size.

Model Features & Details:

• 1:400 scale diecast model by V1:400
• Diecast metal construction with some plastic parts
• Pre-built and pre-painted, ready for display out of the box
• Authentic United Airlines Saul Bass livery
• Accurate aircraft registration N606UA
• Detailed exterior with true-to-scale proportions
• Represents the Boeing 767-200, Boeing's first wide-body twinjet
• Solid model with no opening parts
• Display stand not included

Packaging: The model ships in a solid two-piece box in the V:1400 house design (silver background with the V:1400 logo), printed with a side-profile illustration of the aircraft in its United Airlines livery, the Boeing 767-200 model name, the registration N606UA, "1:400 SCALE DIECAST MODEL" text and an Officially Licensed Product seal; the box is plain card with no display window.