Lufthansa Boeing 707-400

The jet age at Lufthansa began in March 1960 with the delivery of the first of five Rolls Royce Conway-powered 707-400s ordered from Boeing. The first flight of a 707 was from Frankfurt to New York on March 17. The fourth aircraft, registered D-ABOF, officially entered service on October 1, 1960, and was named after the city of Munich. After being decommissioned in 1977, she was converted into a freighter in the same year and remained active as such in Africa until 1983. Stripped of her wings, she was then used for firefighting exercises before finally being scrapped in 1990. This new 1:200 scale model features the livery introduced in 1967, with the crane in a yellow circle on the tail as its most striking element. It was not until 2018 – half a century later – that Lufthansa ventured to modernize the distinctive tail design.

Schaal:  1:200 
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Materiaal: voornamelijk metaal
Merk: Herpa Wings
Nr: 573702

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Toegevoegd aan website: 2025-09-10
Brochure / aankondiging: november - december 2025

München
D-ABOF
Onze prijs: € 101.50
≈ $ 119.20 excl. BTW