From the Revell Website: The Boeing 747 raises more emotions than maybe any other airliner and is therefore affectionately known as Jumbo . Its successor the 747-8, which offersinnovation, advanced technology and efficiency, made its first flight on 20 March 2011. As a completely new aircraft development the Boeing 747-8 builds on the positive qualities of the proven Boeing 747 series. The 747-8 is 5.6 meters longer than the previous Boeing 747-400 and has a maximum take-off weight of 442 tons. The wings have significantly improved aerodynamics and newly designed wingtips. Additionally the aircraft offers noticeable improvements in efficiency: the Gent GEnx-2B engines consume less fuel (about 20%) and achieve a significantfuel efficiency and CO2 emission per passenger improvement of 15%. Noise emissions are also reduced by 30%. The new Lufthansa Jumbo offers seating for a total of 362 passengers and entered regular service in June 2012. Lufthansa will take delivery of 20 Boeing 747-8 by 2015. - New mould- Finely detailed surfaces with recessed panel lines- Cockpit Details- Detailed landing gear bays- Transparent parts for the windows- Detailed undercarriage legs and brake discs- Detailed tail area with APU exhaust pipe- Wings with separate navigation and landing lights- Detailed engines- Rotating front fan with finely detailed blades- Pitot tubes and antennas- Display stand Super decal set with Lufthansa markings:Boeing 747-8 D-ABYA Brandenburg msm 37827, LN 1443