The one on the left is a 200LR/ER and the one on the right with the Thar tail is simply a 200ER.
Not only did the 200LR/ER model arrive with unexpectedly with a landing gear, but it's sharper turbo fans also move much like hogan wings models
Notice the raked wingtips
And my 200ER. Notice no sharp turbo fans like the LR/ER and no raked wingtips (sorry about the bright camera light)
My skymarks PIA B777-200s. Includes both ER & LR/ER
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Nadir, i have been looking for awhile at some of your posts, and what i do not understand is when you say B777-200LR/ER. There is no such aircraft named B777-200LR/ER
Please note, B777-200ER and B777-200LR are SEPARATE aircrafts. LR has raked wingtips and larger engines. ER has no rakes wingtips.
Hope that sorts it out.
Please note, B777-200ER and B777-200LR are SEPARATE aircrafts. LR has raked wingtips and larger engines. ER has no rakes wingtips.
Hope that sorts it out.
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Nadir those models of yours are begging for some detailing. If you had been here in Pakistan, I would have forced you to send them to me for detailing i.e. painting the engine exhaust outlets, leading edge of the wings, nose gear doors etc. I've detailed mine and they look so much better.
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Hi Samee. The 200LR is always a 200ER but the 200ER is not necessarily an LR. The 200LR is an ER in size, length, width. If you fly the 200LR you will find in the safety cards call it a 200ER/LR.samee380 wrote:Nadir, i have been looking for awhile at some of your posts, and what i do not understand is when you say B777-200LR/ER. There is no such aircraft named B777-200LR/ER
Please note, B777-200ER and B777-200LR are SEPARATE aircrafts. LR has raked wingtips and larger engines. ER has no rakes wingtips.
Hope that sorts it out.
But because a regular 200ER has not wingtips or sharper turbo fans or an extra fuel tank installed inside, it cannot be cnsidered an LR.
Hope that clears it up.
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Moin, i can understand why they wont look detailed to you because of the Camera's pictures quality is not really accurate. If i took a video of it, it would look 99% clear.Moin wrote:Nadir those models of yours are begging for some detailing. If you had been here in Pakistan, I would have forced you to send them to me for detailing i.e. painting the engine exhaust outlets, leading edge of the wings, nose gear doors etc. I've detailed mine and they look so much better.
But in anycase if you are right, I'd also appriciate a few pics of your models to see where the details are missing (if any)
For one i can tell you the Turbo fans of the LR/ER are not what they appear to be on the pics. They are sharper as the real thing and also spin and are also partly transparent like the real thing.
Thanks