Corgi Boeing 377 Stratocruiser Northwest Airlines 1:144 Scale EXTREMELY RARE for Sale

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Corgi Boeing 377 Stratocruiser Northwest Airlines 1:144 Scale EXTREMELY RARE For Sale

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Corgi Boeing 377 Stratocruiser Northwest Airlines 1:144 Scale EXTREMELY RARE:
$169.95

The Boeing 377 Stratocruiser was the commercial version of the military C-97 Stratofreighter, both of which were developed from the World War ll Boeing B-29 Superfortress. The two level 377 was pressurized and could accommodate 50-100 passengers depending on the configuration. On long flights, the aircraft could accommodate 28 upper and lower bunk units. This feature led to the aircraft being referred to as the "flying hotel". The 377 was larger and could fly farther that the Lockheed Constellation or the Douglas DC-6, but the engines and the complexity of the aircraft proved too costly to operate, bringing the production to an end in 1950.
This is a extremely rare, and discontinued 1:144 scale diecast Northwest Airlines reproduction of the famous Boeing B-377 Stratocruiser. The model includes:

Approximate dimensions are 9.0" long with a 11.75" wingspan
Razor sharp Northwest graphics
Rotating propellers
Detailed landing gear
In flight landing gear covers
Passenger loading stairs
Display stand

There is minor box shelf wear from long term storage. All sales are final. Shipping to the continental USA only.
NOTE: This is an extremely rare reproduction of Northwest's B-377 Stratocruiser. It will be a welcome addition to any Northwest collector, any radial engine airliner, or Boeing B-377 collector, or any aviation enthusiast's collection. This is the only one available.
NOTE: The flight line personnel shown is for show only, and not included in the sale.
NOTE: The last four of five photographs in the series are of Northwest's B-377 on the ramp, and on takeoff (How would you like to be the individual standing there in the takeoff photograph?). The last photograph is of the B-377 lower lounge area (my, oh my, how times have changed).