Alzyerpal
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It's a fantasy though, see their Facebook post attached. Anything goes I suppose ? It really shouldn't 'be' at all.
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NG Models May 2023 Release Hint
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planes_on_a_shelf
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Nice they're releasing the Transat Pride - Hopefully they'll do the Avianca Pride and the Lovehansa one as well. And of course the Quantas Pride and the DHL 757 Pride.
Hopefully AC does the A300 DHL Pride in June
Hopefully AC does the A300 DHL Pride in June
OscarBravo992
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Yep, I'd love to see both Qantas Prides done by NG. I'd happily replace my current versions with them!Nice they're releasing the Transat Pride - Hopefully they'll do the Avianca Pride and the Lovehansa one as well. And of course the Quantas Pride and the DHL 757 Pride.
Hopefully AC does the A300 DHL Pride in June
British Airways fan
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Yeah was hoping at least there was some accuracy but guess notIt's a fantasy though, see their Facebook post attached. Anything goes I suppose ? It really shouldn't 'be' at all.
B767Avia
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Or even better: A330s.
quanng
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From what I read somewhere (I don’t remember): Rolls Royce has undeveloped Trent 800 variant for the 77W before the GE90-115B exclusivity.It's a fantasy though, see their Facebook post attached. Anything goes I suppose ? It really shouldn't 'be' at all.
pons399
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That's what the market really needs tbh, one in the old small titles and a modern big title scheme would be great.
planes_on_a_shelf
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abdulmohiuddin
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I think NG knows that and well they keep calling it a fantasy model
planes_on_a_shelf
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In reply to my own comment - this will be announced in June as per NG. This one is going to be great. Hopefully they won't mess up the cockpit and cabin windows though - like in the most recent Air China A333.
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Phantom
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BA Landor looks great on every airframe, but that 77W Landor fantasy will only get my money if it comes with GEs. If it's anything else, no deal. I like fantasy stuff as long as engines aren't touched 
I'd like if NG would pay some more attention to stuff that really existed like a Lauda 772 or simply a Landor 772?
I'd like if NG would pay some more attention to stuff that really existed like a Lauda 772 or simply a Landor 772?
OscarBravo992
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Well, I know where my money is going next month!
Solid release! Nice balance of quality offerings, but also not too much damage on the wallet! Good opportunity for NG to play some catch-up! Nicely done!
M Billy
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I agree with you
KG3036_SS
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You mean the Trent 8104 for then called 777-X programme?
From what I've read online, Trent 8104 has actually been developed and tested at RR's place - the engines just never have the chance to power 77W/77L.
So in some sense the NG's choice could be right if GE did not stikre the exclusive deal with Boeing on the powerplant option of 77L/77W and RR continued with the Trent 8104.
However I remember that NG has sent out a 77W wing + RR engine blank unit to Yesterday Airlines back when their 777 are in final preparation for release, think this Landor RR 77W might be coming from the same batch and NG decide to try milk some cash from these otherwise scrap junk?
Phantom
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I'd think they have a standardized pylon to wing joint so that you can fit either engine type to eighter wing. Samples usually only show the possibilities. (Remember NG's Tu-154 sample with two different wings?)
British Airways fan
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and the Trent is on the 773 which is interesting for sure
SJOIB7685
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The May 2023 list has been updated on the website. The following 7 models show the "Delayed" status:
- 58142 Chrono Aviation 737-800SF C-GVZB
- 58143 Copa Airlines 737-800/w HP-1830CMP(star alliance cs; with scimitar winglets)
- 58176 Air China 737-800/w B-5425(star alliance cs)
- 58177 Air China 737-800/w B-5497(star alliance cs)
- 13099 Spirit Airlines A321neo N702NK(The first A321neo for Spirit Airlines)
- 39025 Starlux A350-900 B-58503
- 35020 Pan American World Airways - Pan Am L-1011-500 N507PA(named "Clipper Northern Eagle"; white nosecone)
