This stunning model plane of the Trans World Airlines 767-300 aircraft was manufactured by Boeing. TWA began in 1930 when Transcontinental merged with Western Air. In 1939 the airlines was acquired by Howard Hughes, and it was one of the 4-largest airlines. The TWA hub was in St. Louis, but after filing for bankruptcy in 2001 the airlines was obtained by American.
The TWA 767-300 model aircraft is crafted from pressure cast composite resin, and is a striking aviation gift with its impressive looks. This authentic, extraordinary replica of the original aircraft has been faithfully reproduced using exact blueprint specifications. Each model is meticulously hand painted giving the aircraft a deep, rich finish. The result is a museum quality sculpture to be admired, and proudly put on display. This model requires minor assembly, and a handsome display base is included.
The TWA 767-300 model aircraft is crafted from pressure cast composite resin, and is a striking aviation gift with its impressive looks. This authentic, extraordinary replica of the original aircraft has been faithfully reproduced using exact blueprint specifications. Each model is meticulously hand painted giving the aircraft a deep, rich finish. The result is a museum quality sculpture to be admired, and proudly put on display. This model requires minor assembly, and a handsome display base is included.
