Geminijets WestJet Boeing 737-700W C-GWJO 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: WestJet Boeing 737-700 C-GWJO (Geminijets GJWJA2370)

C-GWJO is a Boeing 737-7CT, MSN 33969, Line No. 1527, delivered to WestJet Airlines on 28 June 2004. The -7CT is the WestJet-specific variant designation within the 737-700 Next Generation family. C-GWJO has served WestJet continuously since delivery — a founding-era airframe in the airline's 737 NG fleet expansion during the mid-2000s growth period.

Livery & Visual Detail

White fuselage with WestJet's teal/blue tail scheme. The vertical stabilizer features a light teal upper section transitioning to a darker navy band, with a large stylized white "W" logo covering the center. "WESTJET" is rendered in bold dark blue capitals on the forward fuselage. A small Canadian flag decal appears near the cockpit. The aircraft registration "C-GWJO" and "737-700" are printed on the rear fuselage below the windows. The engine nacelles are white with silver-grey intakes and exhausts. The wingtip devices are split scimitar winglets — the distinctive WestJet 737-700 upgrade, with both an upward-curving main winglet and a downward-extending scimitar blade, showing a thin teal stripe on the upper element. CFM56 turbofan engines with the slightly flattened lower nacelle profile typical of 737 NG ground clearance geometry.

Model Craft & Collectibility

Cast by Geminijets under item GJWJA2370 at 1:400 scale. The 737-700 mold with split scimitar winglets accurately reflects the retrofitted configuration many WestJet 737s carry. MSN 33969 is a long-serving fleet member, and this release captures the airline's current livery on a representative mid-fleet airframe.

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