Airbus A380 Lufthansa 100yr D-AIMH (1:200)

Airbus A380 Lufthansa 100yr D-AIMH (1:200)

The Herpa Lufthansa Airbus A380-800 “100 Jahre / 100 Years” D-AIMH 574112 is a highly detailed 1:200 scale die-cast aircraft model produced by Herpa Wings, representing Lufthansa’s flagship superjumbo in its spectacular centenary commemorative livery. This collector’s model accurately recreates the Airbus A380-800 featuring the striking dark blue “XXL crane” design created for Lufthansa’s 100-year anniversary, applied to aircraft registration D-AIMH.

Manufactured in precision-moulded plastic with finely printed markings, the model captures the iconic double-deck silhouette of the A380, including its four-engine configuration, wide wingspan, and authentic Lufthansa branding. At 1:200 scale, it offers exceptional display presence and is designed as a premium centrepiece for modern aviation model collections.

Ideal for collectors of modern airliner models, Lufthansa memorabilia, and die-cast aviation displays, the Herpa A380 “100 Years” combines contemporary aviation engineering with premium German model craftsmanship.

Features

• Official Herpa Wings 1:200 scale die-cast aircraft model
• Depicts Lufthansa Airbus A380-800 registration D-AIMH
• Special “100 Jahre / 100 Years” full-body commemorative livery
• Highly detailed printed markings with authentic Lufthansa branding
• Precision moulded construction with realistic wings, engines, and landing gear

Historical Background

The Lufthansa “100 Jahre” (100 Years) livery was introduced to celebrate the airline’s centenary, referencing its origins in 1926 and applied across multiple aircraft types in its modern fleet. The Airbus A380 serves as the most striking platform for the design, featuring an oversized crane motif that spans the length of the superjumbo fuselage.

The Airbus A380 is the world’s largest passenger aircraft, designed for high-capacity long-haul routes and widely used by Lufthansa on key intercontinental services from Frankfurt and Munich. Aircraft D-AIMH was specially painted in Shannon, Ireland, where the complex livery application required extensive specialist work due to the aircraft’s size and surface area.