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

1:200 Diecast: Korean Air Boeing 777-300ER HL8008 "NC New Colors" Flaps Down (JC Wings SA2090A)

Korean Air Boeing 777-3B5ER HL8008, MSN 43816 (line number 1339), made its first flight on 18 September 2015. This GE90-115B-powered widebody operates Korean Air's long-haul routes from Seoul Incheon International Airport. JC Wings SA2090A captures HL8008 in a dynamic landing configuration — flaps fully deployed, all landing gear extended — freezing the aircraft at the moment of approach, a representation unavailable in the standard SA2090 release.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Korean Air's "New Colors" livery: celadon blue upper fuselage and tail, white lower fuselage, with "KOREAN" in dark blue capitals on the forward cabin. The Taegeuk swirl emblem appears on the vertical stabilizer and each GE90 engine nacelle. Wingtips are Boeing 777's characteristic raked tips. The flaps-down configuration is the defining feature of this release — trailing-edge flaps are visibly extended aft and downward across the main wing, and all landing gear assemblies are deployed, including the nose gear and the 777's six-wheel main bogie units per side.

Model Craft & Collectibility

SA2090A is the flaps-down companion release to SA2090 (standard configuration), both depicting HL8008 in the same "New Colors" scheme. For collectors focused on operational realism or approach/landing dioramas, the flaps-down variant is the key acquisition. JC Wings produces this in diecast metal at 1:200 scale with display stand.

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