Phoenix British Airways Boeing 767-300ER G-BNWV 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: British Airways Boeing 767-336ER G-BNWV Landor Livery (Phoenix PH04628)

G-BNWV (MSN 27140, Line Number 490) was delivered to British Airways on 29 April 1993. The 767-336ER wore the Landor livery — the scheme created by Landor Associates and carried by British Airways from 1984 to 1997. The model also displays the "FLY NEW CLUB EUROPE" text on the forward fuselage, referencing BA's Club Europe business cabin product as branded during the Landor era. G-BNWV was subsequently retired and scrapped in February 2005.

Livery & Visual Details

The Landor scheme divides the fuselage with a light grey upper section and dark blue lower hull, separated by a red stripe. "BRITISH AIRWAYS" appears in blue serif lettering on the forward fuselage. Additional text "FLY NEW CLUB EUROPE" is visible on the forward cabin section, a cabin-product promotional marking specific to a period during the early 1990s. The vertical stabilizer is dark blue with the British Airways coat of arms — lion above crown — at the top, and a stylized Union Flag speedwing element beneath. No winglets are fitted; the 767 carries standard blunt wingtips. The Rolls-Royce RB211-524H engines are in dark-blue nacelles matching the Landor belly color. The registration G-BNWV is printed on the rear lower fuselage.

Model Craftsmanship & Collectible Value

Phoenix PH04628 renders the 767-300ER at 1:400 scale in diecast metal. The model measures 13.74 cm in length and 11.9 cm in wingspan. The "FLY NEW CLUB EUROPE" cabin-product text is a historically specific detail that differentiates this release from other Landor BA 767 models in the Phoenix range.

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