Herpa Corendon Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 TC-MKS 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Corendon Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 TC-MKS (Herpa 537124)

TC-MKS carries MSN 64936, line number 6931, and was delivered to Corendon Airlines on May 17, 2018 — the carrier's first Boeing 737 MAX 8. Built at Boeing's Renton facility and powered by two CFM LEAP-1B engines, TC-MKS previously operated as G-MXCB before joining Corendon's fleet. The 737 MAX 8 introduces a significant fuel efficiency improvement over the 737 NG series through the LEAP-1B engine and aerodynamic refinements including the distinctive MAX winglets.

Livery & Visual Details

The white fuselage carries the Corendon "corendon" wordmark in red on the forward section, with "AIRLINES" in smaller red capitals below. A thin yellow stripe runs along the top of the fuselage from the wing root toward the tail. The vertical stabilizer is predominantly red with "corendon" in white text and the stylized red-and-white logo at the base. Registration "TC-MKS" in small black text with a Turkish flag decal appears on the aft fuselage. The MAX winglets are red, consistent with the overall livery scheme. Engine nacelles are red with silver intake lips and exhaust sections. "BOEING 737-8" is visible in small white text on the nacelle underside.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectability

Produced by Herpa at 1:500 scale, item 537124. Zinc diecast alloy. At the 1:500 scale the model measures 7.9 cm in length — compact enough for large fleet displays while retaining the MAX's characteristic winglet shape.

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