herpa Azul Airbus A330-900neo Azul Sem Fim Scale 1:200, Model Making Aeroplane, Aeroplane Model for Collectors, Miniature Decoration, Aviator with Plastic Base

• Newborns: founded in 2008, Azul quickly developed to Brazil's third-largest airline. Youngest fleet members are five Airbus A330-900. The christening name also includes a word game: "Azul Sem Fim" – to German "endless blue" or the more ambitious statement "Azul ohne End".
• Attention to detail: Herpa aircraft models fascinate with rotating turbines, movable rubber tyres and the faithful painting. This not only ensures playing and collecting fun, but also sets new standards in the model building scene.
• Collector's item: Herpa models are more than toys for children, they are specially designed for collectors and hobbyists. Whether as a miniature decoration on the desk or on the shelf, the replica of the aviator can be placed anywhere and is an absolute eye-catcher.
• Information: the aircraft model made of plastic in 1:200 scale and a weight of 720 g is already assembled and comes with stand. It is ideal for decorating your miniature world or as a birthday gift for children aged 14 and over. Dimensions: 32.5 x 32.0 x 10.5 cm
• Herpa Wings: For 70 years Herpa has been producing true-to-life miniature models from the fields of automotive and air traffic. Quality and attention to detail have been our top priority since the company was founded on. With the introduction of the Wings range in 1993, Herpa became known in the model scene worldwide. In 1:500 scale alone, more than 3,500 models of over 100 different types of aircraft and almost 600 airlines have been created in 25 years.

Product Description Founded in 2008, Azul quickly developed into Brazil's third largest airline. It currently operates 152 aircraft over a route network of more than 100 destinations alone in Brazil, but also internationally in the USA and Portugal. Recent fleet members are five Airbus A330-900. The baptism name of this second copy also includes a word play: "Azul Sem Fim" - in German "endless blue" or the more ambitious statement "Azul ohne Ende". Safety Warning German