Herpa Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER C-FIVX 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER C-FIVX (Herpa HE537636)

C-FIVX is a Boeing 777-333ER operated by Air Canada, carrying MSN 42219 (line number 1161). The aircraft made its first flight on July 19, 2013 and was delivered to Air Canada on August 12, 2013. It is one of 19 Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in the Air Canada fleet, each registered with the Bank of Utah as trustee — a detail faithfully reproduced in fine print on the model's rear fuselage. The -333ER variant denotes the extended-range 777-300 ordered by Air Canada, powered by two General Electric GE90-115B engines.

Livery & Visual Detail

The model wears Air Canada's current livery: gloss white fuselage, black nose cone, and black engine nacelles with silver fan blades visible through the intakes. "AIR CANADA" in large bold black lettering runs across the forward fuselage port side. A prominent red maple leaf logo is centered on the black upper two-thirds of the vertical stabilizer, with white "AIR CANADA" text below it. A small red maple leaf with a subtle grey circular graphic appears near the forward landing gear. The Canadian flag in red and white is applied beneath the registration on the rear fuselage. Wings and horizontal stabilizers carry a uniform cool grey upper surface. Raked wingtips — Air Canada's 777-300ER has no vertical winglets — are faithfully reproduced.

Model Craft & Collector Value

Herpa's 1:500 range uses diecast metal with high-resolution pad printing. At this scale the 777-300ER body length scales to approximately 18.48 cm, making it a display-efficient format for long-body widebodies. Item number HE537636 is Herpa's standard production release of this registration.

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