SOUTHWEST 737-MAX8, 1/130 SCALE, COLEEN BARRETT RETRO, by SKYMARKS

Crafted from high-quality injection molded plastic components, the SkyMarks 1/130 Scale Southwest Boeing 737 MAX 8 with Wi-Fi Dome offers easy assembly with its snap-fit design, eliminating the need for glue.

Measuring approximately 12 inches in length with an 11-3/16-inch wingspan, this model includes a Display Stand for showcase. Faithfully reproducing the actual aircraft, it boasts authentic, intricately detailed graphics and markings, making it a prized possession for collectors.

Introduced in 2017 as the fourth iteration of the Boeing 737 series, the Boeing 737 MAX 8 is a narrow-body, twin-engine airliner designed to succeed the Boeing 737 Next Generation series and rival the Airbus A320neo family. Featuring enhanced engines, a fly-by-wire system, cockpit improvements, and improved aerodynamics, the 737 MAX line offers significant advancements over previous variants, including a greater flying range of 3,550 nautical miles. With a capacity to accommodate up to 210 passengers, the 737 MAX 8 directly replaces the Boeing 737-800, marking a new era in efficient air travel.

Specifications:

Model:

• 12" nose to tail
• 11 3/16" wingspan
• 1/130 Scale
• injection Molded
• Painted, not a decal
• Stand included
• Sky Marks Brand, Officially Licensed Product

 
Great for offices, hangars and man caves. See our other Southwest Models.

FAQ's

1. Are the Southwest models all made by the same company?  Yes right now, Skymarks is the only company making their line of 737's in the different livery configurations.  There is a smaller model made that we carry once in a while as a bundle of five different liveries, but they are hard to come by.  If they are not listed we have run out.
2. Do you carry all the SWA paint schemes?  We try to, but occasionally when demand is up, we run out of stock and have to wait for another batch to be made.
3. What are these models made of?  All of these Southwest die cast models are made with a solid injection molded body.  The wings and tail are plastic and so is the stand.  You will like the heavy feel of the plane and the attention to detail is very good. 
4. Are these models collectible?  Not really unless Southwest changes their livery colors.  Recently they did just that but so far the older liveries are still available.  When they start to discontinue the old livery we will label them as collectible.