NG Models Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL7202 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL7202 (NG Models NG73081)

HL7202, MSN 60377 (Line Number 1539), was delivered to Korean Air on February 6, 2018. Registered as a Boeing 777-3B5ER — the specific sub-variant ordered by Korean Air — this aircraft flies Korean Air's long-haul network from Seoul Incheon International Airport. Two General Electric GE90-115B engines power the aircraft. On the rear fuselage below the registration, "www.koreanair.com" is printed, a marking visible on this model.

Livery & Visual Detail

Korean Air's house colors: "Celestial Blue" across the upper two-thirds of the fuselage and the full vertical stabilizer, transitioning cleanly to white on the lower fuselage. "KOREAN" appears in large dark blue capital letters on the forward blue section. The Taeguk symbol — Korean Air's stylized national symbol logo — is centered on the blue tail and also appears on the engine nacelles. The registration HL7202 is on the rear upper fuselage. Wing-mounted raked wingtips, standard on the 777-300ER. Engine nacelles are white with no chevron nozzles.

Model Craft & Collectibility

NG Models NG73081 captures the 777-3B5ER on a 1:400 mold that replicates the long twin-engine wide-body configuration at 18.48 cm length. Korean Air operates one of the largest 777-300ER fleets in Asia, and HL7202 represents a mid-fleet delivery example from February 2018.

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