Capture the look of a Delta wide-body airliner configured for takeoff or landing with this Boeing 767-400ER N482MH Flaps Down 1:200 scale diecast model from GeminiJets. Finished in Delta Air Lines' recognizable white, blue, and red livery, this Gemini 200 collectible adds an especially realistic operational detail with its extended-flap configuration.

The Boeing 767-400ER represents the largest and longest-fuselage member of Boeing's 767 family. Developed for medium- and long-haul passenger service, the aircraft combined the proven wide-body 767 platform with increased capacity, updated systems, and greater cabin space.

Delta Air Lines became one of the principal operators of the 767-400ER, using the type across domestic and international routes. Aircraft registration N482MH is part of Delta's 767-400ER fleet and carries the airline's familiar modern livery.

What makes this particular GeminiJets model especially interesting is its flaps-down configuration. On a real aircraft, wing flaps are extended during lower-speed phases of flight such as takeoff and landing. Displaying the model with extended flaps gives it a dynamic appearance that evokes an aircraft approaching the runway or preparing for departure rather than simply sitting in a clean cruise configuration.

At approximately 1:200 scale, the model provides enough size to appreciate the 767-400ER's distinctive proportions, Delta markings, wing configuration, and other exterior details. A display stand is included, making it ready for presentation in an airline, Boeing, Delta, or GeminiJets collection.

Product Features

• Delta Air Lines Boeing 767-400ER
• Aircraft registration N482MH
• Flaps-down configuration
• 1:200 scale
• GeminiJets Gemini 200 series
• Detailed Delta Air Lines livery
• Detailed exterior
• True-to-scale styling
• Diecast metal construction with plastic components
• Includes display stand
• No opening components
• Approximately 12 inches long
• Approximately 10.25-inch wingspan
• Brand-new in manufacturer's original unopened packaging

Did You Know?

• • The Boeing 767-400ER is the longest version of the Boeing 767 family, giving it a noticeably different profile from earlier 767 variants.
  • Delta has been one of the most prominent operators of the 767 family, including the comparatively uncommon 767-400ER.
  • The 767-400ER incorporates a redesigned wingtip treatment compared with earlier members of the 767 family.
  • Wing flaps increase lift at lower speeds, which is why they are extended during important phases of flight such as takeoff and landing.
  • A flaps-down model therefore depicts the aircraft in a more specific operational configuration than a conventional airliner model with its wings in a clean configuration.
  • The Boeing 767 became an important aircraft for long-range commercial aviation and helped airlines operate routes that did not necessarily require the capacity of larger wide-body jets.
  • Registration N482MH identifies the specific real-world Delta aircraft represented by this GeminiJets model.