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Vendor: GeminiJets
Type: Aircrafts and War Planes
Sku: G2DAL1444
Bring a modern wide-body airliner to your aviation collection with this Boeing 767-400ER Delta Air Lines N482MH 1:200 scale diecast model by GeminiJets. Finished in Delta’s recognizable white, blue, and red livery, this detailed Gemini 200 model recreates one of the largest members of Boeing’s long-running 767 family.
Built primarily from diecast metal with plastic components, the model features true-to-scale detailing and includes a display stand, making it an impressive addition for commercial aviation enthusiasts, Delta Air Lines collectors, and Boeing aircraft model displays.
HISTORY ASPECTS:
The Boeing 767-400ER is the longest fuselage version of Boeing’s 767 family. Developed during the late 1990s, it incorporated a stretched fuselage, redesigned wings with raked wingtips, an updated flight deck, and a redesigned passenger interior while retaining the twin-engine wide-body configuration that helped make the 767 successful.
Delta Air Lines became one of the principal operators of the 767-400ER and has used the aircraft on both domestic and international routes. The type occupies an interesting place in aviation history because relatively few 767-400ERs were built compared with other versions of the 767, making it one of the less common major Boeing commercial-aircraft variants.
Aircraft registration numbers such as N482MH provide every commercial aircraft with its own individual identity. For collectors, including the registration number allows a scale model to represent a specific real aircraft rather than simply a generic example of the type.
Did You Know?
The Boeing 767 helped change long-distance commercial aviation by demonstrating how efficiently a twin-engine wide-body aircraft could operate major passenger routes. Later versions such as the 767-400ER benefited from decades of development in engines, avionics, aerodynamics, and extended-range operating procedures.
The 767-400ER is particularly distinctive because it uses raked wingtips rather than the more familiar vertical winglets seen on many modern airliners. These extended, swept-back tips help improve aerodynamic efficiency and give the aircraft an easily recognizable silhouette for knowledgeable aviation enthusiasts.
