AeroClassics Turkish Airlines Boeing 707-300 TC-JAH 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Turkish Airlines Boeing 707-321 TC-JAH 1970s Livery (AeroClassics AC411466)

TC-JAH is a Boeing 707-321 carrying MSN 17593 (Line No. 20). The aircraft carried the Turkish Airlines fleet designation TC-JAH and operated with the carrier through the late 1960s into the early 1970s, departing the fleet by January 1971 per available records. The 707-321 subvariant was the intercontinental version of Boeing's first commercial jetliner, powered by four Pratt & Whitney JT3D turbofan engines. Turkish Airlines deployed 707s on long-haul European and transatlantic services under the IATA code TK / ICAO THY.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Turkish Airlines' classic early livery: white upper fuselage, polished natural metal belly, and a broad red cheatline running from the nose to the tail below the window line. The nose radome is black. The vertical stabilizer is white with a sweeping red band enclosing the airline's stylised tulip emblem in white. "TÜRK HAVA YOLLARI – TURKISH AIRLINES" appears in black capital letters on the forward upper fuselage alongside a small Turkish flag and "THY" designation. "BOEING 707" text is visible at the base of the tail. All four engine nacelles are polished metal grey matching the underside. Wingtips are straight and squared, correct for the 707-321.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by AeroClassics in diecast metal at 1:400 scale. The TC-JAH release captures Turkish Airlines at its jet-age expansion phase, operating 707s on routes that would define the carrier's growth trajectory into one of Europe's largest airlines. Model length 11.65 cm / 4.59 in, wingspan 10.85 cm / 4.27 in.

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