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HEA550864 -Herpa 1/200 Boeing 767-300 ''Fox Kids'''
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HEA550864 -Herpa 1/200 Boeing 767-300 ''Fox Kids'''
Martinair, the Dutch carrier, flew the Boeing 767-300ER on long-haul charter and scheduled routes from Amsterdam for many years. Its 767-300ER PH-MCL, named “Koningin Beatrix”, was given a special livery promoting the Fox Kids children’s television channel, turning it into a flying billboard that stood out at every airport it visited. This Herpa Wings release captures that colourful promotional scheme in 1:200 and was produced as a limited edition.
- 1:200 scale Boeing 767-300ER
- Martinair “Fox Kids” special livery, registration PH-MCL
- Limited edition
- Display stand
- Original Herpa Wings box
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