JC Wings 1/200 Boeing Company House Color 747-100 "City of Everett" Reg: N7470 with Stand

1/200 Boeing Company House Color 747-100 "City of Everett" Reg: N7470 with Stand by JC Wings delivers exceptional display value for collectors and aviation enthusiasts.

Featuring:

• Diecast metal construction: provides weight and realism for your display.
• Crisp tampo-printed livery: showcases accurate Boeing house colours from the prototype era.
• Removable landing gear with rubber tyres: allows for versatile display options, gear up or down.
• Display stand included: enables quick setup with no tools or assembly required.
• Detailed antennas and aerials: enhances visual depth and scale accuracy.

Finished Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 35.3 cm
• Wingspan: 29.8 cm
• Height: 9.8 cm

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: 1:200
• Manufacturer: JC Wings
• Registration: N7470
• Livery: Boeing company house colours
• SKU: LH2432
• Material: Diecast metal with plastic components
• Landing gear: Detailed with rubber tyres, detachable
• Antennas: Fitted, scale-specific
• Stand: Included for in-flight display option
• Paint and glue: Not required
• Assembly: None required

Perfect for aviation enthusiasts, Boeing history collectors, and professional displays, backed by reliable service and fast delivery.

Why this aircraft matters

N7470 was the very first Boeing 747 ever built. It rolled off the line at Everett in 1968 as a prototype for a new class of air travel. 

This jet earned the nickname "City of Everett", honouring its birthplace. It carried Boeing’s "house colour" livery, showcasing the colours of first customers. 

N7470 made its maiden flight on 9 February 1969, marking the start of the Jumbo-jet era. After testing, it served Boeing as a live testbed for decades.

Its final flight came in April 1995. Boeing donated it to the Museum of Flight in Seattle, where it remains on display. 

This model gives you more than scale. It brings the origin story of the wide-body age to your display. It captures a pioneering moment in aviation.

How to use it

Place it straight on your desk, shelf, or hangar diorama. Use the included stand to angle it in flight. Or pose it on the ground with landing gear down. No tools, glue, or paints required. Everything’s factory-finished and ready to go out of the box.

This is a diecast model. It is fragile and not recommended for children.