The Boeing 747-400 was introduced in 1984 and entered service in 1989 as a successor to the successful previous 747 variants, the -100, -200, SP, and -300. The -400 boasts a more modern cockpit and avionics, winglets for increased efficiency, increased range, new engines, redesigned landing gear, and a new APU over the -300 series. The -400 became an extremely successful variant for Boeing with its 694 total deliveries of the aircraft from 1989 to 2009. Nowadays, the -400 is a rare sight in the skies, at least as a passenger variant, due to the fact that the vast majority of it's passenger operators have retired the aircraft in favor of newer, more efficient, and smaller aircraft. Despite this, the aircraft still thrives as a cargo aircraft in part due to its unique cargo door on the nose of the aircraft.

This aircraft was built in 1.5:1 scale on the FoxShot Creative Server.