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ba43 · 04-21-2005, 10:31 AM

I love this line of diecast aircraft and am excited about it's future. So far we've seen the following from Gemini Jets in 1/250 scale:

Douglas DC-8-61: Delta
Douglas DC-6-61: United
Douglas DC-8-50: AeroMexico
Douglas DC-8-51: United (Freighter)

McDonnell Douglas MD-83: Alaska
McDonnell Douglas MD-88: Delta (Wavy Gravy)

Boeing 737-800: American
Boeing 737-800: Continental
Boeing 737-800: Delta

That's six different aircraft model types of the nine GJ250's that are out already and the two that are coming in May.

My question for you is which other aircraft model types, besides these, do you think that Gemini Jets should create in this scale?

You get five choices and it's just for the model types, not the airline, livery, etc. Let's leave that for another topic.

Keep them in the modern jet era from the 60's until now.

Here's my choices.

1. Boeing 747-400
2. Boeing 757-200
3. Bombardier CRJ
4. Airbus A320
5. Boeing 727-200

Thanks and hopefully, Gemini Jets will read up on this and maybe get an idea of what we would like to see in our collections from them.

04-21-2005, 10:31 AM	#1
ba43 Collector Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 53	GJ250 Wish List I love this line of diecast aircraft and am excited about it's future. So far we've seen the following from Gemini Jets in 1/250 scale: Douglas DC-8-61: Delta Douglas DC-6-61: United Douglas DC-8-50: AeroMexico Douglas DC-8-51: United (Freighter) McDonnell Douglas MD-83: Alaska McDonnell Douglas MD-88: Delta (Wavy Gravy) Boeing 737-800: American Boeing 737-800: Continental Boeing 737-800: Delta That's six different aircraft model types of the nine GJ250's that are out already and the two that are coming in May. My question for you is which other aircraft model types, besides these, do you think that Gemini Jets should create in this scale? You get five choices and it's just for the model types, not the airline, livery, etc. Let's leave that for another topic. Keep them in the modern jet era from the 60's until now. Here's my choices. 1. Boeing 747-400 2. Boeing 757-200 3. Bombardier CRJ 4. Airbus A320 5. Boeing 727-200 Thanks and hopefully, Gemini Jets will read up on this and maybe get an idea of what we would like to see in our collections from them.