NG Models Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8008 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8008 "New Livery" (NG Models NG73079)

Registered HL8008, this Boeing 777-3B5ER carries MSN 43816 (line number 1339) and was delivered to Korean Air on 30 September 2015. The aircraft subsequently became notable as the first Boeing 777-300ER in Korean Air's fleet to be repainted in the carrier's redesigned brand livery — a significant milestone in KAL's post-merger rebranding effort following its combination with Asiana Airlines. GE90-115B engines power this frame.

Livery & Visual Details

The model presents Korean Air's sky-blue upper fuselage against a white lower fuselage, with "KOREAN" in large dark-blue capitals across the forward cabin. The vertical stabiliser displays the Korean Air Taeguk mark in dark blue on a matching sky-blue field. A dark-blue Korean Air logo appears on each engine nacelle. The registration HL8008 is printed on the upper wing surface. Raked wingtips with a smooth upward sweep are fitted at each wing extremity. Two large-diameter white engine nacelles carry the GE90-115B turbofans — the most powerful production jet engines built when first certified.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by NG Models under item number NG73079, this 1:400 diecast measures approximately 18.48 cm in length and 16.2 cm in wingspan. NG Models builds the 777-300ER on a long-established tooling known for accurate fuselage cross-section and engine pylon geometry. The model captures HL8008 in its significance as the first 777-300ER to wear Korean Air's current livery generation, with a SkyTeam alliance logo applied.

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