DIE-CAST MODEL — 🇺🇸 Boeing 747-100 RA001 — Sky Club / Dragon Wings — 1:400 — 30th Anniversary of First Flight (1999) — Original Box.
Prix régulier 90,00 € TTC 6%
Historical Background
The Boeing 747 prototype was publicly unveiled on September 30, 1968, before completing its historic first flight on February 9, 1969.
The revolutionary wide-body aircraft transformed long-distance passenger travel and became one of the most recognisable airliners ever produced.
This 30th-anniversary edition commemorates the beginning of that extraordinary aviation legacy.
Characteristics
| Type | Civil aviation – Collectible die-cast aircraft |
| Manufacturer | Dragon Wings |
| Collection / Brand | Sky Club |
| Article Number | 98-007 |
| Scale | 1:400 |
| Aircraft | Boeing 747-100 |
| Aircraft Manufacturer | Boeing |
| Registration | N7470 |
| Prototype Designation | RA001 |
| Aircraft Name | City of Everett |
| Edition | 30th Anniversary of Test Flight |
| Model Release Year | 1999 |
| Commemorated Event | First flight – February 9, 1969 |
| Material | Die-cast metal with plastic components |
| Model Length | Approximately 17.7 cm |
| Model Wingspan | Approximately 14.9 cm |
| Livery | Boeing prototype colours with red cheatline and original airline customer logos |
| Landing Gear | Fitted |
| Original Box | Included |
| Condition | Original box included. Minor box wear. |
Description
Sky Club / Dragon Wings – Boeing 747 RA001 – 30th Anniversary of First Flight – 1999
A distinctive commemorative die-cast model celebrating one of the most significant milestones in commercial aviation: the maiden flight of the Boeing 747 on February 9, 1969.
Produced in 1999 under the Sky Club name by Dragon Wings, this 1:400 scale collectible represents the original Boeing 747-100 prototype, registered N7470 and designated RA001, famously known as the City of Everett.
The miniature reproduces the aircraft's distinctive early Boeing test livery, featuring its white fuselage, striking red cheatline, red-and-white tail fin and the colourful emblems of the airlines associated with the original Boeing 747 programme.
The aircraft is presented with its four engines, characteristic upper-deck hump, detailed landing gear and carefully reproduced markings.
Its original commemorative box features a selection of Boeing 747 aircraft in different airline liveries and prominently displays the inscription First Flight – February 9, 1969.
Historical Background
The Boeing 747 prototype was publicly unveiled on September 30, 1968, before completing its historic first flight on February 9, 1969.
The revolutionary wide-body aircraft transformed long-distance passenger travel and became one of the most recognisable airliners ever produced.
This 30th-anniversary edition commemorates the beginning of that extraordinary aviation legacy.