Ansett Airlines Boeing 767-200, “Southern Cross” livery - new colors – VH-RMD

Product detailed description

Ansett Airlines Boeing 767-200, "Southern Cross" livery - new colors – VH-RMD

General information

This 1:500 scale highly detailed Boeing 767-200 model is a faithful replica of the machine operated by Australia's Ansett Airlines. The model is made by the renowned company Herpa from metal with plastic parts, which guarantees high quality and accuracy of details.

Origin and history

This particular Boeing 767-200 with registration VH-RMD was delivered to Ansett Airlines in 1983. The aircraft served in the Australian carrier's colors until the company ceased operations in 1991. Unfortunately, in 2005 this historic machine was scrapped.

Ansett Airlines was a major Australian airline that operated a total of 76 aircraft in its fleet, of which 5 were Boeing 767.

Curiosity

• The model shows the aircraft in a new color scheme known as the "Southern Cross" livery.
• The Boeing 767 was the pioneer of twin-engine wide-body aircraft for medium and long haul.
• Ansett Airlines was one of the first companies outside the US to operate the Boeing 767.

Questions and answers

Is this model suitable for children?

Due to the small scale and metal material, this model is primarily intended for adult collectors. These detailed models are not very suitable for children.

What is the exact scale of the model?

The model is made to an accurate scale of 1:500, which allows you to display a large airliner in a compact size suitable for collectors.

Summary

This 1:500 scale metal model of a Boeing 767-200 represents a significant part of Australian aviation history. It captures Ansett Airlines VH-RMD in an attractive "Southern Cross" livery. It is an ideal choice for model aircraft collectors, especially those interested in the history of civil aviation or Australian airlines.