Arajet Boeing B737 Max 8 1:500 Herpa Model Plane

Arajet Boeing 737 MAX 8 "Los Tres Ojos"

Scale 1:500

Add one of the most representative aircraft of Dominican aviation to your collection with this exclusive Arajet Boeing 737 MAX 8 "Los Tres Ojos". This model pays homage to one of the most recognized natural symbols of the Dominican Republic, sporting a special livery inspired by the famous national park Los Tres Ojos, located in Santo Domingo.

Compact, detailed, and elegant, this model is ideal for collectors, aviation enthusiasts, and followers of Arajet, the airline that has driven a new era of air connectivity for the Dominican Republic.

Features

• Airline: Arajet
• Aircraft: Boeing 737 MAX 8
• Registration: HI1078
• Special Edition: "Los Tres Ojos"
• Country: Dominican Republic
• Scale: 1:500
• Brand: Herpa
• Material: Die-cast metal and high-quality plastic
• Special decoration inspired by Los Tres Ojos
  
• Ideal for collection and display

Approximate Dimensions

• Length: 7.2 cm
• Wingspan: 8.0 cm

A Tribute to the Dominican Republic

The special "Los Tres Ojos" livery highlights one of Santo Domingo's most emblematic natural attractions, known for its impressive crystal-clear lagoons located within a formation of underground caves. With this livery, Arajet promotes Dominican natural and cultural heritage through its modern fleet of Boeing 737 MAX 8.

The Boeing 737 MAX 8

The Boeing 737 MAX 8 represents the new generation of the successful Boeing 737 family, incorporating improvements in efficiency, range, and technology. Thanks to its lower fuel consumption and longer range, it has become a fundamental part of modern airlines worldwide.

A Special Piece for Your Collection

Due to its striking thematic decoration and its connection to Dominican identity, this model constitutes an excellent addition to any aviation collection, allowing you to display a unique aircraft that combines aviation, culture, and tourism.

An exclusive miniature that celebrates the beauty of the Dominican Republic and the growth of Arajet in the skies of America.