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NG Models Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 N922WN 1:200 Diecast Model
NG Models Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 N922WN 1:200 Diecast Model
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1:200 Diecast: Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 N922WN Heart Livery (NG Models NG05022)
N922WN carries MSN 32461 (line number 2620) and joined the Southwest Airlines fleet on June 2, 2008. The airframe became one of the carrier's most recognizable special-livery platforms: first painted as "Penguin One" in 2013, then as "Missouri One" in 2015. NG Models' NG05022 depicts N922WN in Southwest's current Heart livery — the design that unified the carrier's brand across its 700+ aircraft fleet.
The Heart livery runs a deep canyon-blue fuselage from nose to tail, with the name "Southwest" in large white script. The tail integrates the signature multi-stripe Heart design in red, orange, and yellow. Split scimitar winglets carry the same color gradient at their tips. Both CFM56-7B22 engine nacelles are blue, with "Southwest.com" printed in white on the lower nacelle surface. Landing gear is deployed. The model measures approximately 19.8 cm in length and 18.0 cm in wingspan at 1:200 scale.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Registration | N922WN |
| MSN | 32461 |
| Delivered | June 2, 2008 — Southwest Airlines |
| Aircraft Type | Boeing 737-700 (737-7H4) |
| Engines | CFM56-7B22 |
| Winglet Type | Split scimitar winglets |
| Livery | Southwest Heart livery (current) |
| Scale | 1:200 |
| Brand / Item # | NG Models NG05022 |
| Material | Diecast metal |
| Stand | Included |
At 1:200 scale, NG Models produced the 737-700 mold with split scimitar winglets — the retro-fit modification applied to Southwest's 737 NG fleet from 2014 onward. N922WN is one of the fleet's longer-serving frames, accumulating over 16 years of revenue service. The Southwest.com nacelle text is a distinctive detail that accurately mirrors the real aircraft's current configuration.
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