SQ Wings Air China Boeing 747-400F B-2475 Freighter 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: Air China Cargo Boeing 747-400F B-2475 (SQ Wings L2065)

B-2475 is a Boeing 747-412F, MSN 34239, line number 1367. Boeing delivered it to Air China Cargo in December 2005 as the carrier's first 747-400 Freighter — the announcement came from Boeing on December 16, 2005. The aircraft is powered by four Pratt & Whitney 4056 turbofans. B-2475 operates Air China Cargo's long-haul routes linking China with North America and Europe, and remained active through at least 2024, accumulating nearly two decades of freighter operations.

Livery & Visual Details

The model wears Air China Cargo's standard white-and-blue livery. "AIR CHINA CARGO" in black text and the Chinese characters reading "Zhongguo Guoji Huoyun Hangkong Gongsi" appear on the forward fuselage. A medium-blue horizontal stripe runs along the lower fuselage. B-2475 and "BOEING 747-400F" are printed on the rear fuselage. The red Phoenix logo is prominently displayed on the white vertical stabilizer. Winglets — the upward-angled 747-400-series wingtip extensions — are white and carry a smaller Phoenix logo on each outboard face. Four PW4056 nacelles are uniformly light grey.

Model Craft & Collector Value

SQ Wings item L2065 renders B-2475 in 1:200 die-cast alloy with metal display stand. The 747-400F freighter airframe differs visually from passenger variants — no passenger windows on the main deck, cargo doors visible on the nose and side. B-2475 as the first-ever Air China Cargo 747-400F makes it a historically distinct registration within the Air China fleet. Features rolling gear and metal display stand.

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