Phoenix KLM Boeing 777-300ER PH-BVD 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boeing 777-300ER PH-BVD "Nationaal Park Amboseli" (Phoenix PH11978)

PH-BVD is a Boeing 777-306ER, MSN 35979, that first flew on August 11, 2009, and was delivered to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines on August 24, 2009. The aircraft carries the name "Nationaal Park Amboseli" — the Amboseli National Park in Kenya — continuing KLM's tradition of naming its 777-300ER fleet after national parks worldwide. Powered by two GE90-115B high-bypass turbofan engines, PH-BVD has served KLM's long-haul network for over a decade.

Livery & Visual Details

The model replicates KLM's classic livery: vivid medium-blue upper fuselage from nose to tail, transitioning to white below the window line, with a thin blue cheatline separating the two zones. The forward fuselage displays "KLM" in white with the crown logo above, and "KLM Royal Dutch Airlines" in smaller white text beneath. Registration PH-BVD appears in blue on the rear fuselage. The vertical stabilizer is white with the KLM crown logo and "KLM" in blue. Engine cowlings are white with a small KLM crown logo on the nacelle. Wingtips are raked — the signature swept tip of the 777 family — without blended winglets. No chevron nozzles on the GE90 exhausts.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Phoenix Models item PH11978 renders the 777-306ER in 1:400 diecast metal with tampo-printed livery details. A flagship long-haul type in the KLM fleet, the 777-300ER mold captures the type's distinctive wide-body twin-engine profile and raked wingtip geometry.

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