JC Wings Asiana Boeing 767-300 HL7248 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Asiana Airlines Boeing 767-300 HL7248 (JC Wings XX40682)

HL7248 (MSN 25758, Line 582, Boeing 767-38E) was delivered to Asiana Airlines on 12 July 1995 and operated with the Korean carrier exclusively until retirement in 2019, accumulating 24 years of service — a run spanning Asiana's early growth phase through its peak widebody operations across Asia-Pacific routes. Two CFM/GE CF6-80C2B2F engines powered the jet throughout its career.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Asiana's "Small Kumho Logo" livery scheme used across the 2017–2025 period. The fuselage is white with a thin grey cheatline along the lower belly. The vertical stabilizer features Asiana's signature multi-colour design — light tan at the top, transitioning to bright yellow, deep red, then dark navy at the base — with a white square containing the South Korean Taegeukgi flag set into the red section. "ASIANA AIRLINES" appears in bold black lettering on the forward fuselage; a stylized red "7" logo sits mid-fuselage aft. The registration HL7248 is visible in red text on the lower rear fuselage. No winglets are fitted, consistent with the original 767-300 wingtip configuration.

Model Craft & Collectability

JC Wings produced XX40682 in diecast alloy at 1:400. HL7248 is one of the last generation of Asiana 767-300 passenger airframes, a type now retired from the fleet. For collectors focused on Korean aviation or classic 767 operators, this is a single-registration release with a clean 24-year single-operator history.

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