Phoenix Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 B-HNQ 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-367 B-HNQ (Phoenix PH04650)

B-HNQ is a Boeing 777-367 (MSN 34244, Line 567) that first flew on 11 July 2006 and was delivered to Cathay Pacific on 27 July 2006. It operated in Cathay Pacific's widebody fleet for over thirteen years before entering storage in March 2020, returning to service in October 2021. Powerplant is Rolls-Royce Trent 892. The 777-367 is the non-extended-range tri-class variant built specifically for Cathay's high-density regional routes.

Livery & Visual Details

Phoenix captures the Cathay Pacific "Brushwing" livery in its classic form: white upper fuselage, teal-grey lower fuselage and engine nacelles separated by a fine teal accent stripe. The tail carries the dark green calligraphic brushwing mark on white. "CATHAY PACIFIC" appears in dark lettering on the forward fuselage. Raked wingtips extend the wing profile cleanly. Teal nacelles with grey exhaust cones. Rolling gear deployed.

Model Craft & Collecting Notes

Phoenix PH04650 renders the 777-367 in 1:400 diecast metal. The 777-367 sub-variant with its non-extended fuel tanks and Trent 892 powerplant is distinct from Cathay's larger 777-300ER fleet, making this a sub-type-specific release for detail-oriented 777 collectors.

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