AeroClassics Delta Airlines Boeing 767-200 N108DL 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Delta Airlines Boeing 767-232 N108DL "Widget" Livery (AeroClassics BBX41693)

N108DL is a Boeing 767-232 carrying MSN 22220 (Line No. 38). The aircraft first flew on 9 January 1983 and was delivered to Delta Air Lines on 28 January 1983 — making it one of Delta's earliest 767-200 deliveries. Delta was the launch customer for the 767-200, placing the type into service in 1982. N108DL served Delta for over two decades before being withdrawn at Victorville in September 2005, then converted to freighter configuration as OY-SRP for Star Air Freight in September 2006. The 767-232 is powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT9D-7R4D engines.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Delta's classic "Widget" livery from the 1980s–1990s: white upper fuselage, black nose radome, red-and-blue cheatline running the window line from nose to tail, and a dark lower belly in natural metal finish. The vertical stabilizer is dark navy with the white Delta "widget" triangular logo and "DELTA" in white italics. Large italic "DELTA" lettering appears in dark text on the forward fuselage above the cheatline. Fleet number "106" is visible near the tail. Registration N108DL and "BOEING 767" text appear on the aft lower fuselage. Engine nacelles are white with a small widget logo on each. Wingtips are classic flat — no winglets, accurate for 767-200s of this era.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by AeroClassics in diecast metal at 1:400 scale. The Widget livery represents Delta's visual identity at the height of its early widebody expansion, captured here on one of the type's first-delivery frames. Model length 12.1 cm / 4.76 in, wingspan 11.9 cm / 4.69 in.

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