Herpa Wings Boeing 747-100 "City of Everett" Scale 1/500 511711

Herpa Wings Boeing 747-100 “City of Everett” Scale 1/500 (511711)

Detailed Description

This Herpa Wings 511711 model represents the Boeing 747-100 “City of Everett”, the very first Boeing 747 built and the aircraft that launched the era of the widebody jumbo jet.

Registered N7470, the “City of Everett” was used by Boeing for flight testing, certification and demonstration duties following its rollout in 1968. Named after Everett, Washington—home to Boeing’s factory—the aircraft wore Boeing’s distinctive house livery, making it one of the most historically significant airframes in commercial aviation history.

The 747-100 went on to revolutionise long-haul air travel, and this particular aircraft stands as the origin point of the entire 747 family.

Herpa’s 1:500 scale die-cast model captures the aircraft with:

• Early-production 747-100 fuselage and upper-deck profile

• Boeing Company house colours and titles

• Printed aircraft name “City of Everett”

• Accurate wing and engine configuration

• Fine surface detailing and crisp markings

• High-quality die-cast metal finish

A must-have model for collectors of aviation history, Boeing prototypes, and the Queen of the Skies.

Model Details

• Manufacturer: Herpa Wings
• Operator: Boeing Company
• Aircraft: Boeing 747-100
• Aircraft Name: City of Everett
• Scale: 1/500
• Catalogue No.: 511711
• Material: Die-cast metal
• Features:
• Boeing house livery
• Early 747-100 configuration
• Fine printed surface details