Geminijets Air France Boeing 777-200LRF F-GUOC 1:400 Diecast Model

1:400 Diecast: Air France Cargo Boeing 777-F28 F-GUOC (Geminijets GJAFR2159)

F-GUOC is a Boeing 777-F28 delivered to Air France Cargo on 20 February 2009, carrying MSN 32966, line number 752. Powered by two General Electric GE90-110B1L engines, the aircraft has operated long-haul cargo routes across Asia, the Americas, and Africa as part of Air France's dedicated freighter fleet. The 777F is the heaviest twin-engine freighter ever built, with a maximum payload exceeding 102 tonnes.

The Geminijets GJAFR2159 captures the livery precisely. The fuselage is white, with "AIRFRANCE CARGO" rendered in bold dark blue below the cockpit line. Three diagonal stripes — blue, white, and red — sweep across the white vertical stabilizer, the same graphic identity used on Air France passenger jets. Registration F-GUOC appears on the aft fuselage. The characteristic Boeing 777 raked wingtips are faithfully rendered, as are the large GE90 nacelles. Landing gear is retracted for the in-flight pose. Blade antennas run along the upper fuselage spine.