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JC Wings American Airlines Boeing 747-100 N9670 1:200 Diecast Model
JC Wings American Airlines Boeing 747-100 N9670 1:200 Diecast Model
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1:200 Diecast: American Airlines Boeing 747-123 N9670 "747 Lone Star" Classic Astrojet Livery (JC Wings XX20291)
N9670 is a Boeing 747-123, MSN 20109 (line number 90), delivered to American Airlines on 29 December 1970—part of the initial eight-aircraft tranche that made American one of the first US carriers to operate the 747 on domestic and transatlantic routes. The aircraft carries the name "747 Lone Star" as applied on the forward fuselage beneath the cockpit windows, a practice American Airlines used to name individual 747s for US states. N9670 operated with American until May 1984, when it transferred to Pan Am before conversion to freighter configuration later in its career.
Livery & Visual Details
The model wears American's iconic natural metal "Astrojet" livery: the fuselage is rendered in highly polished bare-metal silver, which was American's actual aircraft finish rather than painted aluminum. A red cheatline runs above a blue cheatline along the lower fuselage below the passenger windows, separated by a thin white gap—the classic AA stripe pattern introduced in the early 1960s and carried through to the 737NG era. The vertical stabilizer is white, with the American Airlines "AA" eagle logo in blue and red centered on the fin, and a small US flag near the tip. "American" is written in red script on the forward fuselage. "747 LONE STAR" is applied in small black text below the cockpit windows. Four JT9D engine nacelles are rendered in bare silver matching the fuselage, with characteristic cylindrical housings absent of modern noise-reduction features—accurate to the 1970–1984 period this aircraft represents.
Model Craft & Collectibility
JC Wings XX20291 captures the 747-100 at 1:200 scale in diecast metal. The early-delivery 747-123 in polished natural metal with named aircraft markings represents American's jumbo era before the 1980s fleet rationalization. The combination of a named airframe, a documented delivery date, and the Astrojet livery makes this a high-specificity collect for classic American Airlines and 747-100 documentation.
| Scale | 1:200 |
| Registration | N9670 |
| Aircraft Type | Boeing 747-123 |
| MSN | 20109 |
| Engines | Pratt & Whitney JT9D-7 |
| Material | Diecast Metal |
| Model Item # | XX20291 |
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