JC Wings United Airlines Boeing 737-500 N932UA 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: United Airlines Boeing 737-522 N932UA "Tulip" (JC Wings XX20244)

N932UA is a Boeing 737-522 (MSN 26658, Line No. 2291) delivered to United Airlines on 26 May 1992. The 737-522 is the United-specific designation for the 737-500 series, powered by CFM International CFM56-3C1 engines with their characteristic flat-bottom nacelles — a signature of the 737 Classic family dictated by the low ground clearance of the original 737 design. United operated a fleet of over 100 737-500s on short-to-medium domestic routes throughout the 1990s.

Livery & Visual Details

The model captures United's "Tulip" livery worn through the mid-1990s to early 2000s. The lower fuselage and engine nacelles are deep royal blue; the upper fuselage is white. A multi-shade blue gradient stripe separates the two zones along the fuselage sides. The nose cone is dark blue, transitioning into the multi-colour stripe. The vertical stabilizer is white with the iconic multi-segment Tulip logo rendered in a gradient from dark to light blue. "UNITED" appears in large dark-blue capitals on the forward upper fuselage. A small multi-colour Tulip device appears near the cockpit. The CFM56 nacelles are entirely painted in the deep blue belly colour. Classic flat wingtips — no winglets.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectability

Released by JC Wings in the 1:200 XX series under item number XX20244. The 737-500 mould correctly renders the CFM56-3C1 engine profile with its flattened lower intake lip. The Tulip livery represents a specific and beloved chapter of United's visual identity, replaced by the "Blue, Gold & White" scheme around 2004. N932UA itself wore this livery for most of its United service.

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