NG Models tinker with their moulds a lot, even though they are usually great anyway. They have recently designed an entirely new fuselage barrel for their 777-300ER and it introduces several major changes. Not only that, but they've also been playing around with the cockpit printing. Here I take a look at the February release of this Love China 777, which also comes with the new NG stand style:

I was following the discussion in the NG hints thread and I have to say that far from being atrocious I think this is an improvement both at the nose and the tailcone. I'm not saying it is perfect, but it is certainly very competitive with other available moulds and better than the CX fantasy release I own.
Having said that I am far less happy with the March 777 cockpit print, which is different to that on this Air China.
I've posted some comparison images in the review but @Phantom here's the Panda 767 and the NG 777 nose to nose side on:


Air China | Boeing 777-39LER | B-2006 | NG Models
NG Models has a history of tinkering with its moulds, despite them usually being the best anyway. There are almost no moulds in their catalogue that haven't had some form of modification - from 757 to L-1011 to A350 to 787. They've all had changes and sti
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I was following the discussion in the NG hints thread and I have to say that far from being atrocious I think this is an improvement both at the nose and the tailcone. I'm not saying it is perfect, but it is certainly very competitive with other available moulds and better than the CX fantasy release I own.
Having said that I am far less happy with the March 777 cockpit print, which is different to that on this Air China.
I've posted some comparison images in the review but @Phantom here's the Panda 767 and the NG 777 nose to nose side on:
