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New Mould! Delta Airlines Boeing B757-300W Reg#N584NW Item G2DAL497 Scale 1:200
Highly detailed Gemini High quality die-cast metal model with all the extra details
Delta Airlines Boeing B757-300W Reg#N584NW Item G2DAL497 Scale 1:200
Delta Airlines Boeing B757-300W Reg#N584NW Item G2DAL497 Scale 1:200
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Highly detailed Gemini Jets New Mould!
Delta Airlines Boeing B757-300W Reg#N584NW Item G2DAL497 Scale 1:200
High quality die-cast metal model with all the extra details in 1/200 scale
Additional Info
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Stock#G2DAL497
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BrandGemini Jets
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Country of Manufacture
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AircraftBoeing B757
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AirlineDelta Airlines
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RegistrationN584NW
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MaterialN/A
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Scale1:200
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Dimensions (L x W)10.72 x 7.49 inches
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- Gemini Jets 200 Delta Airlines Boeing B757-300W N584NW
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This is the first GJ200 B757-300. Delta inherited a number of them when merging with Northwest. This model/aircraft actually carries and the old NW registration number.
When you look at the model (and the aircraft) its length is so long you wonder how it gets off the ground without scraping its bottom.
This model looks awesome in the current Delta colors with the white back drop. This 757 was retrofitted with winglets. The 757 engines are painted properly and shaped correctly.
On the wings are emergency egress arrows front he two designated windows on both sides of the aircraft. The passenger windows and doors standout with the white back drop of the fuselage. The doors all have locks depicted and handles.
On the top of the fuselage are several antennas, red warning light and the WFII antenna. Detailed landing gear feature rolling tires. The fleet number is painted on the nose gear cover. GJ200 has done wonders to improve the detail on the landing gear. The nose gear light is visible as are the landing lights on the wings next to the fuselage.
Cargo bay doors are marked on the fuselage. And the big DELTA is painted on the bottom of the aircraft.
I am glad GJ has come up with their -300 mould. One other extra is the wood stand. The I am grateful for because the old metal tri-pod stands broke more often than not when you put them together. (Posted on 4/19/2015)