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777-300ER replied to the thread NG Models January 2026 Hints.This must be the most realistic 777 ever made in 1/400 (now even superior to the new AV400). The cockpit windows can still be a little... -
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777-300ER reacted to planes_on_a_shelf's post in the thread ALL NG 'Future' 1:400 Release Announcements (Rednote / Instagram / website / etc) with
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777-300ER reacted to Critical Aviator's post in the thread ALL NG 'Future' 1:400 Release Announcements (Rednote / Instagram / website / etc) with Like.
Can we just ignore the political aspect of 'America First' and take a moment to remind ourselves that this fantasy model is taking the...
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NG are certainly loving Korean Air right now…
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777-300ER reacted to LorenzoLommus's post in the thread When Gemini used to think "creatively" with Like.
Looking back the old days when they would at least think out of the circle to give people a "wow"? :rolleyes: How long is this by the...
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Based on the future release list, here’s what *should* be in this set: 67005 Airbus Industrie Airbus A330-800neo F-WTTO 68004 Airbus...
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777-300ER replied to the thread NG Models 1:400 December 2025 Hints.Because it is still oversized. The shape is ALMOST perfect but the size remains wrong. That’s why it looks like a 767
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777-300ER reacted to Boeing_3019's post in the thread NG Models 1:400 December 2025 Hints with Like.
Why did I think the Champions League livery was on a 767 for 5 seconds?? 😭
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777-300ER replied to the thread NG Models 1:400 December 2025 Hints.Their 777 cockpit windows look better now but still a little too oversized but much better than before
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Just saw most of the pics a friend shared elsewhere; they’re going up on Rednote. Here’s a few I cherry-picked:
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777-300ER reacted to nb.aviation's post in the thread NG Models 1:400 December 2025 Hints with Like.
Just posted on rednote
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777-300ER reacted to The Ruxin's post in the thread OMA Omaha Eppley Airfield, Concourse A. with
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Thanks again, everyone! Here's a little more detail on gates 2-7. These were at really awkward or hard angles to get right on touch...
