robertjon5

New model from ARD. The 747 that flew through a volcanic cloud and all 4 engines 'failed' .




ARDBA03 | ARD200 1:200 | Boeing 747-200 British Airways G-BDXH - All 4 Engines Have Failed (with stand) | is due: April 2021

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KLM4me

I've considered getting this. Interesting subject matter.

ukjohna

Nice to see a -200 in this livery variation. The only other Negus large title “British” 747s I know of were the -100 in Hybrid BOAC (AWNK) and regular (AWNI). Preorder for sure.

G-AWNK BOAC British (Negus) Hybrid 747-100 ARD (Corrected) by Ukjohna, on Flickr
G-AWNI British (Negus) 747-100 (Corrected) by Ukjohna, on Flickr

CdnAir

Nice release, have it on preorder.

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Baerke

Very nice, allways thought it was in Landor colors during this event?

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Aussiejets

Great subject to be released. The pilots did an amazing job to recover the aircraft. If you have not seen this one on air crash investigations, watch it! Amazing crew

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ukjohna

Take a look at https://theavgeeks.com/2019/02/09/br...ine-flame-out/. Half way down the article is a pic of the plane after landing. This is the livery.

I believe that at least one of the Mayday/Air Disaster shows that covered this event used Landor in their CGI mock-ups however as with the clip just below the picture.

robertjon5

according to WIKI it should have BRITISH AIRWAYS titles too. but the AIRWAYS titles got blasted off by the st elmo's fire. I thought it was landor livery too.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Airways_Flight_9

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jcahea

I heard this release comes with a vile of volcanic ash!

Saw a program on this a few years back on the weather channel. Pilots did a great job getting her on the ground!

robertjon5

[QUOTE=jcahea;2811758]I heard this release comes with a vile of volcanic ash!

Errrrrr I think you mean a PILE of volcanic ash? lol.

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jcahea

..., right right...but in this scale a vile is a pile!

ukjohna

Some cool images out there when you go looking.

Big Al

Nah, the TV show reconstruction showed it in Landor but that was wrong..

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Aviaction

Bigbird 400 did this airframe.

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Baerke

Ok that's why I thought it was Landor, thx!

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Gold Leader

Yea I remember reading this article and also saw the documentary on national Geographic many years back.

it was as if the entire aircraft was jet sanded to a bare metal color, some of the markings on the tail were visible.

Here a nice article of this horrible flight:

British Airways Flight 9
https://theavgeeks.com/2019/02/09/br...ine-flame-out/

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Delta dc-8

Just preordered, I’m very excited for it, probably the most realistic model ever made because just like in real life, the engines on this model don’t work

Big Al

Indeed they did, and still a fine looking bird.

G-BDXH 1:400 Big Bird. by Big Al, on Flickr

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