Herpa Air France Airbus A330-200 F-GZCE 1:500 Diecast Model

1:500 Diecast: Air France Airbus A330-203 F-GZCE "Colmar" (Herpa 536950)

Registered F-GZCE, this Airbus A330-203 carries manufacturer serial number 465. It made its first flight on 12 March 2002 and entered service with Air France, wearing the airline's current livery. The aircraft is named Colmar, after the historic Alsatian city in eastern France — a naming tradition Air France maintains across its long-haul fleet. Within the brand's widebody 1:500 programme, this A330 is the third aircraft released in the current livery, following the A350 and Boeing 777.

Livery & Visual Details

The fuselage is white. "AIRFRANCE" appears in dark blue capitals on the forward fuselage, separated by the iconic red hyphen logo. The vertical stabilizer carries the tricolour stripe design in blue, white and red. A small winged seahorse emblem appears on each engine nacelle. The registration F-GZCE is printed in black on the aft fuselage below the horizontal stabilizer, alongside the aircraft type callout "AIRBUS A330". The wingtips feature blended winglets with a small blue Air France device at the tip. Engine nacelles are white and plain.

Model Craft & Collectability

Produced by Herpa in 1:500 scale under item number 536950. Diecast metal construction. Landing gear is non-removable and fixed in the deployed position. No display stand included. Released as part of Herpa's ongoing Air France widebody renewal series, making it a logical companion piece to the earlier A350 and 777 releases in the same livery.

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