Phoenix Korean Air Boeing 777-200F HL8285 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Korean Air Cargo Boeing 777-200F HL8285 (Phoenix PH04676)

HL8285 (MSN 37641, line number 1172) was delivered to Korean Air Cargo on 24 February 2014, powered by two General Electric GE90-110B1L engines. The 777-FB5 customer code designates Korean Air's own 777F specification. In a notable milestone, HL8285 became the first Korean Air Cargo freighter repainted in the airline's revised livery, marking the transition of the cargo division's visual identity. Phoenix reproduces the aircraft in that updated scheme.

Livery & Visual Detail

Light blue upper fuselage and vertical stabilizer in Korean Air's Sky Blue scheme, white lower fuselage with a clean colour break along the fuselage side. "KOREAN" in large dark blue capital letters on the forward fuselage. Taeguk roundel on the tail fin and on the engine nacelle cowlings near the intake. Registration "HL8285" on the rear fuselage below the tail. No passenger windows — the fuselage is a clean cargo configuration with only maintenance-access doors indicated. Two large GE90-110B1L nacelles with smooth exhaust cones; no chevron nozzles. Raked wingtips. Rolling gear deployed on nose and main gear trucks.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectibility

Phoenix cast this in diecast metal at 1:400 scale. The 777-200F is the longest-range production freighter in the Boeing line, and the GE90-110B1L powering HL8285 is one of the highest-thrust commercial engines ever certificated. The model renders the freighter's blanked cabin windows correctly, distinguishing it visually from passenger 777 variants.

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