Braniff Boeing 727-200
This Braniff International Airways Boeing 727-200 is the first tri-jet in my collection. The -200 variant is the stretched version of the original. The aircraft, a successor to the 707 jet, has a T-tail configuration. Braniff Airways was established in 1928, but became bankrupt in 1982. It is only American airline to operate the Concorde , thru a lease from British Airways and/or Air France. The color scheme depicted in this model is known as the "Flying Colors," developed by artist Alexander Calder in 1973. Model: Boeing 727-200 Livery: Braniff International Airways Flying Colors livery Manufacturer: Dragon Wings Scale: 1:400 Length: 3.96" Wingspan: 3.21" Provenance: Lil's Hobby Shop Megamall Price: PhP 598