Inflight200 New 777-200 Mould

[pons399]

Pics of the actual thing, courtesy of JFox (who uses IF200 moulds).

 

[Aviation Enjoyer]

Pics of the actual thing, courtesy of JFox (who uses IF200 moulds).

I don't know what to say, it does not look like a 777 to me.

 

[pons399]

I don't know what to say, it does not look like a 777 to me.

How so? Doesn't look bad to me, but I don't have a good eye for these sorts of things.

 

[OscarBravo992]

I don't know what to say, it does not look like a 777 to me.

How so? Doesn't look bad to me, but I don't have a good eye for these sorts of things.

The nose looks a bit like it’s been taken from a DC10. Apart from that it looks pretty good.

Edit: On second thought the DC10-ness of the nose may be a printing issue.

 

[Travertineeye]

Even at this scale they’re over sizing the antena and strobe lights at the end of the APU housing in the tail cone. We have seen smaller scale models get tiny details well on other area like the wings. At this scale they should be able to reach the same level of accuracy.

 

[Travertineeye]

Also. The picture is not very great but doesn’t look like they got the nose and cockpit right. We’ll have to see better pictures

 

[Citrus Aviation]

The new mould looks good! I'm interested to see if the mould includes a slot for the forward and second Satcom box in the rear. The 777 has three positions for a Satcom box. No one has yet to model all three positions.