NG Models Delta Air Lines Airbus A320 N368NW 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Delta Air Lines Airbus A320-200 N368NW (NG Models NG15045)

N368NW carries MSN 996, an Airbus A320-212 that first flew on 29 March 1999. The registration prefix "NW" preserves the Northwest Airlines heritage — following the Delta/Northwest merger, this aircraft entered Delta's unified fleet carrying the combined registration. The A320-212 sub-variant indicates CFM56 engine configuration. Airfleets records place the aircraft in active Delta service, operating domestic and transborder routes as part of the carrier's A320 narrowbody fleet.

Livery & Visual Details

The fuselage is white on the upper half with a light grey lower section, divided by a thin dark blue pinstripe. The forward fuselage carries the red Delta "widget" logo followed by "DELTA" in dark blue sans-serif lettering. Registration "N368NW" appears in dark blue above the wing, preceded by a small American flag decal. The vertical stabilizer is dark blue with a bold red stylized widget symbol. Engine nacelles are dark blue with silver metallic intake rings. The model features classic winglets — upward-curving wingtip devices painted grey with a small dark blue cap — consistent with pre-sharklet A320 production standards. A small white number "3268" is visible near the top of the tail fin.

Model Craft & Collectibility

NG Models NG15045 is a 1:400 scale diecast metal model, approximately 3.75 inches length x 3.25 inches wingspan. The NW-suffix registration creates a visual link to the Northwest Airlines era, making this a double-interest piece for both Delta and Northwest heritage collectors.

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