JC Wings Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8008 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8008 "NC New Colors" (JC Wings SA2090)

Korean Air Boeing 777-3B5ER HL8008 carries MSN 43816 (line number 1339) and made its first flight on 18 September 2015. Operating out of Seoul Incheon International Airport, this GE90-115B-powered widebody serves Korean Air's long-haul network across Asia, North America, and Europe. HL8008 was among the early 777-300ER airframes to receive Korean Air's refreshed "New Colors" identity, marking a significant visual evolution from the carrier's previous livery configuration.

Livery & Visual Details

The model replicates Korean Air's updated "New Colors" scheme: the upper fuselage and vertical stabilizer wear the carrier's signature celadon blue, separated from the white lower fuselage by a subtle wave line. "KOREAN" appears in large dark blue capital letters on the forward-mid cabin section. The tail fin features the Taegeuk swirl emblem in darker blue against the blue field. Each GE90 nacelle — white with a blue accent band — carries a smaller Taegeuk logo. Wingtips are standard Boeing 777 raked tips, without winglets. The model is presented in standard ground configuration without flap deployment.

Model Craft & Collectibility

JC Wings' SA2090 renders HL8008 in diecast metal at 1:200 scale, complete with display stand and antenna. The item captures the aircraft in the "New Colors" livery distinct from the older Sky Blue scheme, making it a clear reference point for collectors building a Korean Air 777 progression sequence. SA2090 (standard) and SA2090A (flaps-down configuration) are two separate releases of the same airframe.

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