Herpa Boeing 737 Max 10 N27751 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Boeing 737 MAX 10 N27751 Boeing House Colors (Herpa Wings HE538404)

N27751, MSN 66122 (line number 7644), is a Boeing 737-10 MAX operated directly by the Boeing Company as a manufacturer demonstrator and test aircraft. The 737 MAX 10 is the longest member of the MAX family at 43.8 meters, certified for up to 230 passengers in single-class configuration. N27751 has been observed on test and demonstration flights at Boeing Field, Seattle, since its production in late 2019, and remains registered to the manufacturer.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Boeing's house color scheme: a metallic silver-grey upper fuselage with a dark blue/teal cheatline running the full length of the fuselage, a white belly, and "BOEING" in large dark teal lettering on the forward fuselage. "737 MAX" appears in smaller matching text near the nose. The vertical stabilizer is solid teal with a stylized white "737" angled upward. Wingtip devices are the MAX 10's distinctive AT (Advanced Technology) split-tip winglets—a forked configuration with upward and downward blades—finished in light grey. CFM LEAP-1B engine nacelles carry the "LEAP" designation on the nacelle body; intake lips and exhaust cones are dark grey.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Herpa Wings diecast metal at 1:500 scale, measuring approximately 8.8 cm in length and 7.2 cm in wingspan. The model captures the MAX 10's characteristic split-tip winglets, distinguishing it from earlier MAX 8 and MAX 9 molds. Boeing house-color demonstrators appeal to collectors focused on manufacturer test fleets rather than airline operators.

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