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1:200 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8
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7909-635
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1:200 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8
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20s-787-26
See DW20-787-026A for a version of this decal with a full tail decal. See DW20-787-026T for a version of this decal with the revised tail decal.
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1:144 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8
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7909-635
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1:200 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8 (with full tail decal)
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20s-787-26T
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1:200 ZIPAIR Tokyo (2022 First Revised Tail Logo) Boeing 787-8
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20s-787-26A
Zipair updated their tail logo as a consequence of Russia marking their equipment with a large 'Z' when they invaded Ukraine. Understandably, Zipair wanted no part of being associated with this, and consequently revised their tail logo.
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1:200 ZIPAIR Tokyo (2022 Second Revised Tail Logo) Boeing 787-8
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20s-787-26A
Zipair updated their tail logo as a consequence of Russia marking their equipment with a large 'Z' when they invaded Ukraine. Understandably, Zipair wanted no part of being associated with this, and consequently revised their tail logo.
Subsequently Zipair changed the tail logo again, as provided here.
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1:144 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8
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44s-787-26
See DW44-787-026A for a version of this decal with a full tail decal. See DW44-787-026T for a version of this decal with the revised tail decal.
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1:144 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8 (First Revised Tail Logo)
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44s-787-26A
Zipair updated their tail logo as a consequence of Russia marking their equipment with a large 'Z' when they invaded Ukraine. Understandably, Zipair wanted no part of being associated with this, and consequently revised their tail logo.
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1:144 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8 (with full tail decal)
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44s-787-26T
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1:144 ZIPAIR Tokyo Boeing 787-8 (Second Revised Tail Logo)
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44s-787-26B
Zipair updated their tail logo as a consequence of Russia marking their equipment with a large 'Z' when they invaded Ukraine. Understandably, Zipair wanted no part of being associated with this, and consequently revised their tail logo.
Subsequently Zipair changed the tail logo again, as provided here.
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