New JC wings 747 mould?

KL808

Member
On Instagram JC wings showed a post of a 747 front in the United Saul Bass livery. The caption says:
“Not 747SP 1:400… Coming soon”

Wow, I hope this is an entirely new mould. Any thoughts?
 

planes_on_a_shelf

Active member
Just went over to IG after seeing your post. JC winning the race to release new 747 classics moulds whilst NG takes their time? 😒. Or is it just Saul Bass releases on their existing moulds? Anyways, anything United Saul Bass and I'm in. One of the best liveries ever ever.
 

OscarBravo992

Well-known member
I think I remember Richard mentioning somewhere that they had a Saul Bass or Battleship Grey 747-400 in the works, so I expect that is what it is… If not though, I will take a 747-200 any day! As long as we get one in the classic Qantas cheat line scheme, I will be happy!
 

OscarBravo992

Well-known member
For anyone wondering, here is the post:

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Unfortunately, there is just not enough information to make a conclusion from this image, so I guess we will have to wait and see!
 

KL808

Member
I think I remember Richard mentioning somewhere that they had a Saul Bass or Battleship Grey 747-400 in the works, so I expect that is what it is… If not though, I will take a 747-200 any day! As long as we get one in the classic Qantas cheat line scheme, I will be happy!
You know that makes sense that this might be a 744. JC has the 744 and if you look at the database only 3 of these schemes have ever been produced. 2 by Gemini and 1 with dragon.
 

Mark22

Active member
NG hinted towards a 747-8 recently with the final 747 delivery. Maybe JC doesn't use the Bigbird mould so often because they are working on their own mould.
 

LeoMuse747

Well-known member
Why are you guys mentioning a new JC Wings mould, or even evoking NG here?!
I see no hints of new mould in sight.
JC have a B747-100/200 ready to use, still based on the old mould which was used back in the early 2000s by Gemini.

Remember this Dragonair Cargo release?

I guess they'll just use it for a United Saul Bass release... or maybe even a B747-400 instead.
 
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