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Continental Airlines Douglas MD-80 Red Meatball in 1:200
Continental Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-80
N15841
Gemini Jets
G2COA132
N15841
Gemini Jets
G2COA132
Details
Highly detailed Gemini Jets dieacst metal model in 1:200 scale.
Continental Airlines McDonnell Douglas MD-80 Red Meat Ball
N15841
Each model is very collectible and all regular releases have limited production lines
Welcome to the exciting world of Gemini Jets! These, 1:200 scale die cast metal airliner replicas; represent the world's airlines both past and present. Each model is highly collectible
Die-cast Model Aircraft All Metal
Limited production
Additional Info
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Stock#G2COA132
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BrandGemini Jets
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AircraftMcDonnell Douglas MD-80
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AirlineContinental Airlines
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RegistrationN15841
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MaterialN/A
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Scale1:200
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Dimensions (L x W)N/A
Warning: Choking Hazard!
Contains small parts. Not a toy. Not for children under 3 years.
Customer Reviews
- Gemini Jets200 Continental Airlines Douglas MD-82 Red Meatball N15841 (cn 49581/1384)
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This is a nice model. N15841 came to Continental in the red meatball colors. The aircraft had its first flight May 27, 1987 and was delivered July 21, 1987, registered by Continental Oct. 10, 1987. The plane was stored Dec., 2004. After 2004 the aircraft was owned by Wells Fargo until it was broken up in 2008. While starting out in the red meatball colors it eventually was painted in the Golden globe on blue colors. There is nice detail on the nose gear with the fleet number affixed to the gear cover. You can see the lug nuts on the wheels. The model also has warning lights and several antennas. Nose and cockpit shape is okay. Images on A-net make me think the nose could be a little longer to match the images. Engine shape is matched well with the photos. The wings feature emergency egress arrows. The cheat-line colors gold should be a bit lighter in color and the red too seems a little off. This is always hard to tell from pictures vs. the model. PAX windows and doors are clearly printed. (Posted on 10/5/2011)