COBI Boeing 747 Air Force One Set 26610A

COBI's Boeing 747 Air Force One in set 26610A is a 1:144 model built from 1,088 blocks, 48.5 cm long with a 42 cm wingspan, with engines whose turbines rotate. The USAF markings and presidential livery are printed onto the blocks; the set contains no stickers.

The next Air Force One was built for a Russian airline

The model shows the VC-25A, the 747-200 delivered to the Air Force in 1990. Its successors were not built from scratch. Boeing is converting two 747-8 airliners that had been ordered by a Russian airline and sat in storage after that airline went bankrupt. The conversion has run years behind its original schedule, and the new aircraft give up one capability of the old: in-flight refueling, judged too costly to install.

26610 and 26610A

26610A is COBI's current production of the set. It has one more piece than the earlier 26610 (1,087), and COBI lists it at 48.5 cm long instead of 46 cm. Both carry the same barcode.

Specifications

Pieces: 1,088 · Scale: 1:144 · No stickers
Model dimensions: 48.5 × 42 × 15 cm (19.1 × 16.5 × 5.9 in)