JC Wings 1:400 Aer Lingus Boeing 757-200 EI-LBT Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Aer Lingus Boeing 757-2Q8(WL) EI-LBT (JC Wings XX40430)

EI-LBT is a Boeing 757-2Q8(WL), MSN 28170, first flown 3 May 1998 with Finnair as OH-LBT. Finnair retired its 757 fleet in early 2014, and EI-LBT was delivered to Aer Lingus on 1 March 2014, operating the carrier's North Atlantic routes — Dublin to New York JFK and Toronto — where the 757-200's narrowbody ETOPS capability made it ideal for thin transatlantic pairings. Named "St Brendan / Breandan," the airframe transferred to ASL Airlines Ireland in January 2020 and was subsequently retired. MSN 28170 thus spanned three distinct operators across two decades.

Livery & Visual Details

Dark-green upper fuselage from nose crown to tail fin; white lower fuselage divided by a clean horizontal line at window level. "Aer Lingus" titles in white at the forward fuselage on the green upper band. Registration "EI-LBT" in white at the aft lower fuselage. Vertical tail displays the oversize green shamrock logo. Engine nacelles are white with a small green shamrock badge on the lower cowling. Blended winglets with green outer panels. Static gear down.

Model Craft & Collectibility

JC Wings item XX40430 at 1:400 scale. Diecast metal with tampo livery detail. Aer Lingus operated only a small 757 fleet on North Atlantic routes, and EI-LBT represents the carrier's classic green shamrock livery on a widebody-range narrowbody — a niche combination that draws both Aer Lingus fleet collectors and 757 type-specific collectors.

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