Boeing 777-200ER United Airlines N798UA 1:200 Diecast Model by GeminiJets

Add one of United Airlines' iconic long-haul aircraft to your aviation collection with this highly detailed 1:200 scale Boeing 777-200ER diecast model by GeminiJets. Representing United Airlines registration N798UA in its white-and-blue livery, this Gemini 200 collectible captures the distinctive proportions and appearance of Boeing's legendary twin-engine widebody airliner.

Designed for serious aviation enthusiasts and model aircraft collectors, this large 1:200 scale replica combines diecast metal construction with finely reproduced exterior details. At approximately 12.25 inches long with a 12-inch wingspan, it creates an impressive display while the included stand provides an attractive way to showcase the aircraft.

Features:

• Boeing 777-200ER commercial aircraft
• United Airlines livery
• Registration N798UA
• GeminiJets Gemini 200 Series
• 1:200 scale
• Diecast metal with some plastic components
• Detailed exterior
• True-to-scale proportions
• Approximately 12.25 inches long
• Approximately 12-inch wingspan
• Display stand included
• No opening components
• Brand new in manufacturer's original unopened packaging

HISTORY ASPECTS:

The Boeing 777-200ER became an important part of United Airlines' long-haul fleet and helped the airline expand its international network. The extended-range version of Boeing's groundbreaking 777 combined long-range capability, passenger capacity and twin-engine efficiency, making it well suited for intercontinental operations.

United Airlines was the launch customer for the original Boeing 777, placing the aircraft into commercial service in 1995. The 777 subsequently became an important component of United's widebody fleet, serving routes connecting major U.S. gateways with destinations across Europe, Asia and other international markets.

Registration N798UA represents one of United's Boeing 777-200ER aircraft and served during an era in which the airline continued developing its extensive international network. Aircraft of this type became familiar sights at major United hubs and international gateways.

The Boeing 777 itself represented an important milestone in commercial aviation. It was Boeing's first commercial aircraft designed entirely using computer-aided three-dimensional design techniques and went on to become one of the world's most recognizable long-range widebody airliners.

Did You Know?

• • United Airlines was the launch customer for the Boeing 777.
  • The first Boeing 777 entered commercial service with United in 1995.
  • The ER designation means Extended Range.
  • The Boeing 777 was Boeing's first commercial aircraft designed entirely using 3D computer-aided design rather than traditional full-scale physical mock-ups.
  • The 777 became known for combining long-range capability with the efficiency of a twin-engine widebody design.
  • GeminiJets' Gemini 200 series uses 1:200 scale, producing substantially larger display models than the company's smaller-scale airliner collectibles.