Herpa Icelandair Boeing 737 Max 8 TF-ICP 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Icelandair Boeing 737 MAX 8 TF-ICP "Landmannalaugar" (Herpa HE538466)

TF-ICP, MSN 44360 (line number 7486), was delivered to Icelandair on 24 May 2021. The aircraft carries the name "Landmannalaugar," after the highland geothermal valley in Iceland's Fjallabak Nature Reserve—a naming tradition Icelandair applies across its fleet to honor Icelandic landscapes. By 2023, the aircraft was repainted in the current "green tail stripe" livery scheme that distinguishes newer additions to the fleet.

Livery & Visual Details

White fuselage with a dark blue lower section at the nose transitioning toward the tail. The vertical stabilizer features a sharp two-tone design: dark navy blue on the front and lower portion with a stylized white bird logo, transitioning to a vibrant lime-green on the upper and rear half. A thin white diagonal line separates the two colors. "ICELANDAIR" appears in large dark blue capitals on the mid-fuselage. The registration TF-ICP is visible at the lower rear fuselage, preceded by a row of small dots—a signature Icelandair styling element. Engine nacelles are painted dark navy blue. Wingtips are split scimitar winglets in dark blue, consistent with Boeing 737 MAX standard fitment. Subtle chevron nozzle treatment visible on engine exhaust.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectibility

Herpa Wings HE538466 is a diecast metal 1:500 model (announced July/August 2025). The split scimitar winglets are correctly represented, and the lime-green tail gradient is the primary collector differentiator among Icelandair's MAX fleet. Rolling gear, no stand. Wingspan 72 mm.

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