诺利诺波音737-200

NOLINOR Boeing 737-200

作者：Design and create / 发布于：2023-03-31

The Boeing 737 is a narrow-body aircraft launched in the 1960s, the first variant, the 737-100 made it's first flight in 1967. The 737-200 is the second version of the 737 Original (-100 and -200), it has an longer fuselage (~1.5 meters) and has been launched in 1968. The -200 was originaly built for United Airlines who ordered a stretcher version of the 737-100.

Nolinor Aviation is a charter airline based in Canada, at Montréal-Mirabel International Airport, founded in 1992. It operates passenger charter and cargo services and has 9 Boeing 737-200, which makes Nolinor the largest Boeing 737-200 fleet !

I decided to build this plane because it's one of my favourites, and because it has very interresting features I recreated with Lego bricks !

My Lego Boeing 737-200 has been built in 3 and 1/2 months and has fully functional flaps and undercarriage ! My model features a full interior with a cargo bay containing 4 custom palets and a few passengers seats at the back. It also has working doors.

I built it in the Nolinor livery combi variant as this is the biggest Boeing 737-200 fleet and because it has very unique specifications !

My model features the gravel kit (Picture #13) which is installed on Nolinor's aircrafts to operate on gravel, snow and more, which makes this plane very versatile.

It is sturdy and self supported, it doesn't need external supports !

It comes with a custom Tug which is a model of a real Nolinor tug called "Thicc Boi".

I think this would be a nice lego Ideas set because we don't often see realistic lego planes sets built with lego "classic" parts. As this model is very detailled and has a lot of moving parts, it can be a very interresting set ! I imagine this plane on display as a scaled model (1/40 scale). I think it could also be a nice decorative object !

I hope this plane can become the first Lego IDEAS airliner, it would be a pleasure to finally see a proper Lego airliner beeing released.

I hope you will like this project !