Herpa Icelandair Boeing 737 MAX 8 TF-ICY 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Icelandair Boeing 737-8 MAX TF-ICY "Látrabjarg" (Herpa 536769)

Registered TF-ICY, MSN 44354, named "Látrabjarg" — one of Iceland's most dramatic cliff formations on the Westfjords peninsula, home to millions of seabirds including puffins. Delivered to Icelandair on 31 March 2018, TF-ICY was among the carrier's earliest 737 MAX 8 deliveries and remains active in the fleet. Icelandair assigns geographic Icelandic names to its aircraft, and Látrabjarg carries particular resonance as Iceland's westernmost point and a landmark of international ornithological significance.

Livery & Visual Details

Icelandair's current 737 MAX livery: white upper fuselage, large dark blue "ICELANDAIR" lettering along the fuselage body, with a thin yellow accent stripe running below the text and curving up toward the nose. A small Icelandic flag is visible forward. The tail is dark blue with a distinctive yellow curved design representing sunlight. In this model, the tail stripe reads yellow — consistent with the "Látrabjarg" naming scheme used by Herpa. Boeing 737 MAX Advanced Technology split-scimitar winglets. Two CFM LEAP-1B engines with dark blue nacelles.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Herpa Wings 1:500 scale. Diecast metal, no display stand. This release is named and marketed by Herpa as the "Látrabjarg" edition, directly referencing the aircraft's Icelandic geographic name — a level of specificity that appeals to collectors tracking named airframes. The yellow tail stripe variant stands out among Icelandair's colourful 737 MAX fleet liveries.

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