I have been collecting GeminiJets since they launched 20 years ago! At a depressing time like this, I have found model collecting can really take away some of the stress!
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Sep 2020 New Release 1:400 Scale
Sep 2020 New Release 1:200 Scale
Sep 2020 New Release 1:72 Scale
A pleasure flight, an hour over the countryside, a quick business trip or learning to pilot? The popular Cessna 172 is the perfect plane. This small, single-engine aircraft first flew in 1955. GeminiJets presents their latest Cessna 172 model in 1:72 scale. A display stand is included. Looks great on a desktop or display case!
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Sam, great video! I try to buy the jets/airlines that I have traveled on, do you know why certain airlines don’t have a model? For example, I flew on Cathay Pacific’s A350-800, but can’t find a GeminiJet model, why is that?
There is a lot of controversy over President Trump’s suggested new VC-25B “Air Force One” livery and it is not fully approved. However, as a historical artifact, having that livery memorialized in a model is certainly understandable, and it may survive and become the actual livery (many hope not…). One firmly agreed to feature however is that the new 747-8i derived VC-25Bs will NOT have in-flight refueling capability. Therefore the nose “hump” prevalent on the VC-25A (and E-4Bs) will not be on the new aircraft so your base model should not incorporate that bump below the flight deck.