SQ Wings Boeing 747-8i N6067E 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: Boeing 747-8i N6067E "Sunrise" House Colors (SQ Wings L2073)

N6067E is the first Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental prototype, carrying MSN 38636 (LN 1434). The aircraft made its maiden flight on March 20, 2011, with Chief Test Pilot Mark Feuerstein in command — marking the type's certification program debut. Rather than the traditional Boeing blue house color, N6067E was painted in a dramatic "Sunrise" scheme of red and orange gradients, chosen to signal the 747-8i as a new generation of the iconic design rather than a continuation. The aircraft was eventually delivered to the State of Kuwait as a VIP transport after completing its test role.

Livery & Visual Details

The model captures the "Sunrise" livery accurately: the lower fuselage transitions from deep red at the nose through orange to the tail, with horizontal speed-line detailing along the transition zone. The upper fuselage is white with a thin metallic dividing stripe. "BOEING" logo appears on the nose, with "747-8 INTERCONTINENTAL" and "INTERCONTINENTAL" on the fuselage. A large stylized "747" in orange marks the tail fin. The four GEnx-2B67 engines have white nacelles with smooth (non-chevron) exhaust nozzles. Wingtips are raked — the newly redesigned tip extensions introduced on the 747-8 that distinguish it from the 747-400's winglets.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Produced by SQ Wings at 1:200 scale, item number L2073, cast in diecast metal. At 38.15 cm length and 34.25 cm wingspan, the model's size reflects the 747-8i's 68.4-metre wingspan — larger than the 747-400. The model includes a display stand. N6067E in "Sunrise" livery is documented across aviation photography from the 2011 Paris Air Show and Paine Field test flights, making it a historically traceable prototype subject.

To ensure you receive a flawless model, we perform a mandatory physical inspection on every item before shipment. This involves opening the product box under 24-hour video surveillance in our warehouse. If you do not consent to this inspection, please contact us prior to placing your order.