C Model China Airlines Boeing 767-200 B-1838 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: China Airlines Boeing 767-209 B-1838 (C Model C0043)

B-1838 (MSN 22682, Line Number 60) served China Airlines as a Boeing 767-209 — a short-to-medium-range twin-engine widebody configured without extended-range fuel capacity. The aircraft appeared at Hong Kong Kai Tak in the late 1980s and early 1990s, operating regional routes across Asia for the Taiwan-based carrier. Photographed at Kai Tak in February 1989, the airframe represents one of China Airlines' early widebody acquisitions before the carrier transitioned to longer-range 767-300ER variants.

Livery & Visual Detail

Classic China Airlines livery: white fuselage with a bold medium-blue horizontal stripe running above the window line from nose to tail, flanked below by a thinner bright red stripe. On the fuselage, Chinese characters reading "Zhonghua Hangkong" (China Airlines) are printed in blue forward of the wing, followed by "CHINA AIRLINES" in blue block lettering. The vertical stabilizer is white with a prominent vertical blue leading-edge stripe and a red stripe beside it; a white plum-blossom-and-stripe triangular logo sits on the fin. Winglets absent—standard square-tip configuration on this 767-200 series airframe. Twin CFM turbofans under white nacelles.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by C Model (item C0043) at 1:400 scale in diecast metal. The 767-200 series represents a short production run for China Airlines, making accurate registrations like B-1838 of interest to Taiwan aviation collectors. This early variant predates China Airlines' long-range expansion.

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