NG Models Air France Boeing 777-300ER F-GSQG 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Air France Boeing 777-300ER F-GSQG "Chenonceaux" (NG Models NG73055)

F-GSQG is a Boeing 777-328ER, MSN 32850, line number 500, with a first flight date of December 12, 2004. Air France named this airframe "Chenonceaux" after the Loire Valley château — a naming tradition Air France applies across its widebody fleet. The aircraft operates long-haul routes from Paris Charles de Gaulle and remains active in the Air France 777 fleet through 2026.

Livery & Visual Details

The model depicts Air France's current livery: all-white fuselage from nose to tail with no cheatline. "AIRFRANCE" in dark blue sans-serif lettering on the forward upper fuselage, with a small red accent mark to the right. Registration F-GSQG in dark blue on the aft fuselage above the window line. The vertical stabilizer carries the tricolor French flag — blue, white, and red vertical stripes — sweeping back toward the tail cone. Wings and horizontal stabilizers are light grey. Wingtips are raked — the 777's characteristic swept-back extended tips, not blended winglets. Large GE90-115B engines with white nacelles, silver inlet lips, and metallic grey exhaust cones; fan blades are metallic silver. No chevron nozzles.

Model Craft & Collectibility

NG Models NG73055 captures the 777-300ER in 1:400 scale diecast. The GE90 engine geometry — the largest turbofan ever installed on a commercial aircraft by fan diameter — is a recognized benchmark for mold accuracy in 1:400 scale. F-GSQG "Chenonceaux" represents a named airframe from Air France's flagship widebody type, with over two decades of transatlantic service.

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