Roden DC-7C Japan Air Lines

The Douglas DC-7C was an American four-engined plane produced in the early 1950s. The main task of this aircraft was transcontinental flight between the United States and the capitals of Europe and Asia. For a few years, the DC-7C was the flagship aircraft of the world's leading airlines, such as American Pan Am, Dutch KLM, Scandinavian SAS, and Japanese JAL. JAL Airlines used four planes of this type in the late 1950s to early 1960s, but they were quickly replaced by newer jet types. A total of 337 DC-7s of all variations were produced. This aircraft is considered a classic and one of the most important passenger aircraft of all time.