NG Models Condor Boeing 767-300ER D-ABUM Black nose tip 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Condor Boeing 767-300ER D-ABUM "Black Nose Tip" Retro Livery (NG Models NG17008)

D-ABUM, MSN 25170 (Line Number 542), has a layered ownership history: delivered to China Southern Airlines as B-2566 on 27 May 1994, then operated through several lessors before Condor took delivery in July 2012. Condor applied the 1980s retro livery to D-ABUM in 2012, and the aircraft became a well-known fan favorite, appearing at destinations across Europe, the Americas, and Australia. It was retired from passenger service and converted to freighter configuration in late 2023, ending its Condor career registered D-ABUM.

Livery & Visual Details

The model captures Condor's retro yellow livery. Upper fuselage is gloss white, lower fuselage and wing surfaces are medium grey. A dark blue cheatline runs the fuselage length below the windows. The nose tip (radome) is painted black — the specific distinguishing detail noted in this release's title. The vertical stabilizer is vivid yellow with the classic Condor bird logo in black at center. Raked wingtips carry matching yellow on their upper outer surfaces. Engine nacelles are grey with dark intake lips. "Condor" in dark blue on the forward white fuselage.

Model Craft & Collectibility

NG Models NG17008 documents Condor's retro scheme — a fan-driven livery revival that painted D-ABUM in the airline's 1980s yellow scheme. Condor completed its last Boeing 767 passenger flight in March 2024, making this diecast a record of the 767-300ER's final chapter in Condor service. The WL suffix confirms blended winglets, adding the prominent yellow wingtip caps visible from approach.

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