• Brand new plastic snap-fit model Boeing 747-100 Commercial Aircraft "City of Everett" (N7470) White with Red Stripes (Snap-Fit) 1/200 plastic model by Skymarks.
• Brand new box.
• Authentic markings.
• True-to-scale detail.
• Includes display stand.
• Simple snap-fit design.
• Vintage style packaging.
• Officially licensed product.
• Contains 10 detailed parts.
• Highly realistic snap-fit model.
• Made of durable plastic material.
• Manufacturer's original unopened packaging.
• Dimensions approximately L-13.25, W-12 inches assembled.
• Each model arrives with the fuselage, wings, engines, and tail surfaces packaged separately and can be easily snapped together in minutes with no paint or glue required.

HISTORY ASPECTS:
The Boeing 747-100 "City of Everett" holds a legendary place in aviation history as the prototype that introduced the world to the era of the jumbo jet. Rolled out on September 30, 1968, and registered as N7470, the "City of Everett" was named in honor of Everett, Washington — the location of Boeing’s massive new factory built specifically to produce the 747. This aircraft was the very first 747 ever constructed, representing a bold leap forward in air travel by making long-haul international flights more accessible and efficient than ever before.
Following its maiden flight on February 9, 1969, the "City of Everett" played a crucial role in the 747’s extensive flight test program, helping to certify the aircraft for commercial service. Its groundbreaking design, featuring a distinctive hump-backed upper deck and a twin-aisle layout, allowed airlines to carry far more passengers than previous airliners. The 747 quickly revolutionized global travel, lowering the cost per seat mile and connecting continents like never before. Although the prototype itself never entered regular passenger service, its successful testing paved the way for decades of service by 747s around the globe.
After its historic role in testing, the "City of Everett" continued to serve Boeing in various experimental and promotional capacities before eventually retiring to a place of honor. Today, this iconic aircraft is preserved and proudly displayed at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, where it stands as a monument to one of aviation’s greatest engineering achievements. Its legacy endures not only in the hundreds of 747s that followed but also in the countless journeys and dreams it made possible.
Bring home a piece of aviation history with this finely crafted 1:200 scale model with landing gear, a true icon that represents the beginning of the jumbo jet age and the spirit of innovation that changed the world.