HX Models 1:400 Boeing 747-8F N747EX Model

1:400 Diecast: Boeing 747-8F House Colors N747EX "Experimental" (HX Models B631004)

N747EX, MSN 35808, is the Boeing 747-8F prototype. It lifted off from Paine Field, Everett, at 12:39 PST on 8 February 2010 — the type's first flight. The aircraft carried Boeing's standard house colours throughout the flight-test programme before being converted for delivery to launch customers. N747EX represents the most significant early variant of the 747-8 programme and is a benchmark reference aircraft for the type's development.

Livery & Visual Details

Boeing House Colors: white upper fuselage, a single wide blue cheatline running from nose to tail, "BOEING" title in black on the lower forward fuselage. The vertical stabiliser is painted in dark blue with the Boeing logo and large "747" in white. Four General Electric GEnx-2B67 engines with chevron nozzles are visible. Landing gear deployed (rolling gear). Wings show the characteristic 747-8 raked wingtips.

Model Craft & Collectability

Produced by HX Models under item number B631004. Diecast metal construction with stand. The 747-8F stretches the classic 747 fuselage to its longest variant, making the 19.08 cm model length the largest single-aisle equivalent in a standard 1:400 display footprint. As the prototype registrant, N747EX is a one-of-kind release.

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• Age 16+ only. Not a toy. Precision diecast collector's model.