IFLIF70015 - InFlight200 1/200 Qantas Australia Boeing 707-320

IFLIF70015 - InFlight200 1/200 Qantas Australia Boeing 707-320

Qantas became the first airline outside the United States to fly the Boeing 707 when it introduced the type in 1959, opening the jet age on its routes to London and across the Pacific. The intercontinental 707-320 series followed in the mid-1960s, with the range to carry the Flying Kangaroo around the world. In 1971 Qantas introduced the livery shown on this InFlight200 model of VH-EAI: a white fuselage with an orange cheatline, red “QANTAS” titles and a white kangaroo on a red tail.

• 1/200 scale diecast model by InFlight200
• Boeing 707-320, Qantas Australia, registration VH-EAI
• 1970s livery with white fuselage, orange cheatline, red “QANTAS” and orange “AUSTRALIA” titles, and a red tail with the white kangaroo
• Polished natural metal wings and tailplane, with Qantas titles and registration on the wings
• Four engine pods with wing walkway and stencil markings
• Licensed Qantas product