Boeing 747-400 Commercial Aircraft with Flaps Down "United Airlines - Saul Bass Livery" (N175UA) White with Stripes "Gemini 200" Series 1/200 Diecast Model Airplane by GeminiJets
$193.99
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Vendor: GeminiJets
Type: Aircrafts and War Planes
Sku: G2UAL1104F
HISTORY ASPECTS:
The United Airlines 747-400, registration N175UA, named "Saul Bass" in honor of the renowned graphic designer, is a prominent example of the airline's iconic fleet. The Boeing 747-400, known for its distinctive hump and wide-body design, has been a cornerstone of United's long-haul operations, connecting major cities across the globe. The aircraft's advanced technology, including its more efficient engines and extended range capabilities compared to its predecessors, made it a preferred choice for international flights during its era of service.
The "Saul Bass" livery on N175UA is a tribute to the legendary designer who was famous for his work on movie posters and corporate logos. His design aesthetic influenced the unique and memorable paint scheme that adorned this particular 747-400. This special livery not only celebrated Bass's contributions to visual arts but also represented United's commitment to creativity and innovation in its branding. The aircraft operated on numerous international routes, serving as a flying ambassador of United’s global presence and high standards of service.
Throughout its operational life, N175UA played a vital role in expanding United Airlines' international reach. The 747-400 was instrumental in providing non-stop flights to key destinations around the world, including Asia, Europe, and South America. Its large capacity allowed United to accommodate a significant number of passengers and cargo, contributing to the airline’s success in the competitive international market.
Perfect for collectors and aviation enthusiasts, this 1:200 scale model captures the essence of United's innovative design and global service. Display this replica with landing gear and a stand in its flaps down configuration to celebrate the legacy of the Boeing 747-400 and the artistic influence of Saul Bass on the world of aviation.