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Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4380773)
Saw these at San Francisco Airport. All in 1/72 Scale, part of the Jim Lund collection. He has a collection of 1, 600 aircraft! He started assembling models as a child and later returned to the hobby ( same as me :)) Hope some day to have a collection like this! |
Originally Posted by jaidevmahambre
(Post 4381326)
Hi, As requested by V.Narayan in other thread. Hope you enjoy the pictures. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382192)
TUIfly.com (part of the TUI Group) 787-8 1:200 Diecast The wing of a 787 is made of composites and can flex to an extraordinary extent. "In flight, all you will feel is less shaking due to gusts, because the wing will dampen load changes more effectively. The wing acting essentially like a giant leaf spring." I flew two days ago on a 787-9 and I did notice the flight was much smoother than other aircraft, I found out about this wing flex feature just today. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382192)
TUIfly.com (part of the TUI Group) 787-8 1:200 Diecast |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382192)
The wing of a 787 is made of composites and can flex to an extraordinary extent. "In flight, all you will feel is less shaking due to gusts, because the wing will dampen load changes more effectively. The wing acting essentially like a giant leaf spring." I flew two days ago on a 787-9 and I did notice the flight was much smoother than other aircraft, I found out about this wing flex feature just today. The two other models have the wing in the fully flexed state while the new diecast one has the wing in the neutral state. |
Originally Posted by skanchan95
(Post 4382272)
That 787 looks fantastic. JC Wings model? It looks the best among all the three 787s in your fleet. Congrats. |
Originally Posted by skanchan95
(Post 4382272)
Hogan has demonstrated this extraordinary wing flex feature in its Air India (new colours) model too. In one of their Air India 787 models (in flight pose with stand, no regn), the wings are flexed upwards. On another AI 787 model(in ground, no stand, with VT- regn), the wings are in normal position. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382378)
The wings can be only flexed when the aircraft is in flight (when there is a load on the wings). On the ground there is no load on the wings (weight of the fuselage is on the landing gear) hence all models with landing gear have wings in the neutral position like TUIfly.com 787-8 above. |
Originally Posted by skanchan95
(Post 4382661)
Inflight 200 1:200 Air India Boeing 707-400 VT-DJK VT-DJK "Everest". Unlike other Inflight model stands (like the ones for the 747 & 777), the stand of the 707 is a bit odd. |
Originally Posted by skanchan95
(Post 4382661)
Inflight 200 1:200 Air India Boeing 707-400 VT-DJK VT-DJK "Everest". Unlike other Inflight model stands (like the ones for the 747 & 777), the stand of the 707 is a bit odd. |
Originally Posted by V.Narayan
(Post 4382729)
How incredibly beautiful and regal the 707-420 is. I am already following in your footsteps on the IAF C-17 and will now shamelessly do on this Inflight200 707. Imitation is the best form of flattery!!! Can I trouble you to share photos of the underside - landing gear & engines. Congratulations on the 707 and the AIE 737. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382738)
I think this 707 is easily one of the best in your collection along with the Air India 747 with metal finish on the bottom. The older liveries were simple yet elegant. The stand is puzzling and sort of ruins the look when it is mounted. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4382738)
I will have to wait for a bargain to procure an Air India 707 :) |
Originally Posted by skanchan95
(Post 4382804)
Thank you!! The underside is in bare metal finish just like the AI 747. Hope these will suffice It sure is. It looks great when kept alongside the AI 747-237. Models like these tend to get sold out very soon, You will be lucky if you find it on discount. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4381617)
Please post some pics of the 747s in 1:200 Scale. I'm not able to tell the 1:200 models from the 1:400 models in the showcase due to different plane models. |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4381617)
Please post some pics of the 747s in 1:200 Scale. I'm not able to tell the 1:200 models from the 1:400 models in the showcase due to different plane models. |
Originally Posted by jaidevmahambre
(Post 4383082)
This is 1:200 Air India 747-237B. VT-EBE. Enjoy the pictures. 1:200 Models Air India 747-237B Air India 777-300ER Air India 787-8 Jet Airways 777-300ER Qatar A350-900 FlyScoot B787-9 Attachment 1749540 Attachment 1749620 Attachment 1749541 Attachment 1749621 Attachment 1749542 Attachment 1749622 Attachment 1749543 Attachment 1749623 Attachment 1749544 Attachment 1749624 Attachment 1749545 Attachment 1749625 Attachment 1749546 Attachment 1749626 Attachment 1749547 Attachment 1749627 Attachment 1749548 Attachment 1749628 Attachment 1749629 |
Originally Posted by jaidevmahambre
(Post 4383082)
This is 1:200 Air India 747-237B. VT-EBE. Enjoy the pictures. 1:200 Models Air India 747-237B Air India 777-300ER Air India 787-8 Jet Airways 777-300ER Qatar A350-900 FlyScoot B787-9 |
Originally Posted by Foxbat
(Post 4383225)
I had just procured an Emirates 777-300ER (already had a plastic model of the same plane) a few weeks back and have a Thai 777-300ER that is yet to be delivered. Hence it makes to no sense to buy another 777-300ER but I have no common sense lol: 1:200 JC Wings Diecast KLM Asia Boeing 777-300ER PH-BVB "The Flying Dutchman". The colors are just beautiful and it reminds me of a life changing journey I took on KLM 22 years ago. Attachment 1749734 |
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