El Al Israel Airlines Boeing 747-400 "Old Colors" /4X-ELC

JC Wings  1:200  XX20628

The El Al Israel Airlines Boeing 747-400 4X-ELC in the classic “Old Colors” represents an iconic era of long-haul aviation and one of the most prestigious aircraft types ever operated by Israel’s national airline.

The Boeing 747 holds a major place in El Al history. For decades, the legendary “Queen of the Skies” operated some of the airline’s most important international services, connecting Israel with Europe, North America, and other major destinations around the world.

The 747-400 represented the ultimate modern evolution of the classic Jumbo Jet, featuring its distinctive stretched upper deck, digital flight deck, four powerful engines, and impressive intercontinental range. It became one of the defining aircraft of the golden age of four-engine long-haul travel.

Registered 4X-ELC, this aircraft is especially appealing in El Al’s nostalgic “Old Colors” scheme, recalling the era when Boeing 747s were a familiar sight at the world’s major international airports. For collectors, the combination of the 747-400 and classic El Al livery carries tremendous nostalgic appeal.

El Al’s history with the Boeing 747 is also connected to some remarkable chapters in Israeli aviation, including major humanitarian airlifts and extraordinary transport operations undertaken by the airline over the decades.

And in 1:200 scale, this Jumbo becomes a true centerpiece! Recreated by JC Wings, XX20628 delivers spectacular shelf presence, allowing collectors to fully appreciate the massive fuselage, signature upper deck, four-engine configuration, and details of the historic livery.

El Al + Boeing 747-400 + Old Colors + 1:200 scale: a true centerpiece celebrating the era when the “Queen of the Skies” ruled the world’s great international routes.

JC Wings  Series includes models that are highly detailed, authentically decorated and made of die-cast metal.

Each plane is packaged with details on the information of the true aircraft it represents.

• a Die-cast metal construction, including the wings

• Realistic panel lines, access panels and surface details.

•  Printed markings and closets that do not fade or peel like stickers.

• Extended metal landing gear and rubber tires.