JC Wings Northern Pacific Airways Boeing 757-200 N628NP 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: Northern Pacific Airways Boeing 757-2B7 N628NP (JC Wings XX20362)

Registration N628NP (MSN 27809) first flew on 1 May 1995, originally delivered to USAir. The 757-2B7 subsequently operated with US Airways and American Airlines (as N200UU) before Northern Pacific Airways (later rebranded New Pacific Airlines) acquired and re-registered it as N628NP. The airframe logged a proving run for the FAA at Shannon and entered trans-Pacific charter service. MSN 27809 is one of a small fleet of three 757s that formed Northern Pacific's entire operating roster.

Livery & Visual Detail

White upper fuselage with a sharp horizontal boundary at the window line where the lower fuselage transitions to glossy black. "Northern Pacific" in dark grey sans-serif lettering below the windows on the forward fuselage. Registration N628NP in white text on the lower aft fuselage. Black vertical stabilizer with a teal/green stylised "N" logo near the top and diagonal white graphic stripes. Blended winglets are white with a teal/green stripe on their inner face. Engine nacelles are solid black. A small US flag decal appears on the rear fuselage below the registration. Two RB211-535E4 engines underslung, no chevron nozzles.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by JC Wings at 1:200 scale in diecast metal. Northern Pacific Airways operated as a notably short-lived trans-Pacific carrier, making models in this livery inherently limited-era releases. The black-and-white livery with teal accent is a visually distinct scheme in any 757 collection, and JC Wings' 757 mould is well-regarded for accurate nose profile and wing sweep rendition.

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