Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200
Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200

Boeing 727 727-200 Braniff International - RED - 1/200 Scale Diecast Model by Inflight 200

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1:200 Scale Diecast Model – Boeing 727-200 Braniff International - Red – Length:7.25"  Wingspan: 5.75"


These models from Inflight 200 are made of diecast metal. They are already assembled and painted. Nothing needs to be done. What you see in the photos is how they will look out of the box.


The landing gear is fixed in the extended position. The wheels can roll.


This is not a toy. Recommended for 15 and up.

The Boeing 727 is an American narrow-body trijet that was developed and produced by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. After the heavier 707 quadjet was introduced in 1958, Boeing addressed the demand for shorter flight lengths from smaller airports. On December 5, 1960, the 727 was launched with 40 orders each from United Airlines and Eastern Air Lines. The first 727-100 rolled out on November 27, 1962, first flew on February 9, 1963, and entered service with Eastern on February 1, 1964.