Snapfit Boeing 767-300 LOT Polish Airlines SP-LPB (1:200)

Snapfit Boeing 767-300 LOT Polish Airlines SP-LPB (1:200)

The Herpa LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 767-300 SP-LPB (614801) is a finely detailed 1:200 scale SnapFit model aircraft kit that represents one of the most important long-haul aircraft types in LOT Polish Airlines’ modern history. Finished in the classic white and blue LOT livery, this model accurately depicts the Boeing 767-300 registered SP-LPB, an aircraft that played a key role in the airline’s intercontinental expansion during the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Designed using Herpa’s SnapFit system, this model is engineered for easy and precise assembly using interlocking precision-moulded parts that require no glue or tools. Once completed, it forms a clean and accurate display model complete with stand, making it ideal for collectors of classic widebody airliners and Eastern European aviation history.

This Herpa SnapFit model is ideal for collectors of classic widebody aircraft and European aviation history, offering a detailed and historically significant addition to any model aircraft collection.

Features

• Official LOT Polish Airlines classic white and blue livery
• Boeing 767-300 SP-LPB long-haul widebody aircraft replica
• 1:200 scale SnapFit model kit with easy click together assembly
• No glue or tools required for construction
• Highly detailed printed fuselage with accurate airline markings
• Includes display stand for presentation
• Precision moulded plastic parts for realistic shape and surface detail
• Represents LOT’s historic intercontinental fleet expansion era

Historical Background

The Boeing 767-300 is a long-range widebody twin-engine airliner developed by Boeing in the 1980s as part of the highly successful 767 family. It was designed to offer efficient transatlantic and intercontinental performance with lower operating costs compared to earlier generation four-engine aircraft. The type quickly became a mainstay for many international carriers due to its range, reliability and passenger comfort.

LOT Polish Airlines introduced the Boeing 767 fleet in the late 1980s, replacing older Soviet-built aircraft such as the Ilyushin Il-62. The 767-300 variant became the backbone of LOT’s long-haul operations, enabling expansion into key destinations in North America and strengthening Poland’s international air connectivity following political and economic changes in the region. Aircraft SP-LPB was one of the aircraft that supported this growth phase, operating long-haul routes until it was gradually replaced by more modern Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft from 2012 onwards.