Geminijets Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 717 N492HA 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Hawaiian Airlines Boeing 717-2BL N492HA "Pualani" Livery (GeminiJets GJHAL2295)

Registration N492HA (MSN 55181, Line 5135) was originally delivered to Midwest Airlines on 7 October 2004 as N919ME. Hawaiian Airlines acquired the aircraft, re-registering it as N492HA with ferry delivery Victorville–Honolulu on 18 January 2012 and formal transfer on 7 March 2012. The airframe carries the name "Ewa Ewa" and is configured C8/Y120. Hawaiian operates the 717 exclusively on inter-island Hawaii routes — N492HA is one of the carrier's mainline inter-island jets.

Livery & Visual Detail

White fuselage base. A stylised silver and light-grey floral and leaf pattern covers the forward upper fuselage, fading toward the wing root. "HAWAIIAN" in bold purple sans-serif lettering on the lower forward fuselage. The name "Iwa Lehua" is printed in small dark text below the cockpit windows on the port side. Registration N492HA appears in black below the mid-fuselage window line. The vertical stabilizer carries the iconic "Pualani" motif — a stylised Hawaiian woman's profile with a flower — set against a gradient deep-purple-to-magenta background with subtle floral patterning. The horizontal stabilizer root structure has a magenta accent. Engine nacelles are white with a purple and pink floral band toward the rear. No winglets — standard 717 straight wingtip. Rear-mounted twin engines in T-tail configuration, consistent with the 717's McDonnell Douglas MD-95 heritage.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by GeminiJets at 1:400 scale in diecast metal. The Boeing 717 is one of the shortest-production commercial jets in the 1:400 segment, with Hawaiian Airlines as the primary operator in the US market. GJHAL2295 captures the full Pualani graphic livery with the floral engine detail that distinguishes this scheme from Hawaiian's earlier solid-colour liveries.

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