Geminijets Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700S N943WN Flaps Down 1:200 Diecast Model

1:200 Diecast: Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 N943WN Flaps Down (Gemini Jets G2SWA1350F)

N943WN is a Boeing 737-7H4, MSN 36913 (line number 3195), delivered to Southwest Airlines on March 4, 2010, powered by CFM56-7B24 engines. This Gemini Jets release—item G2SWA1350F—models the aircraft with flaps fully extended in a landing approach configuration, distinct from the standard clean-wing G2SWA1350 release of the same registration. Southwest's "California One" livery is applied on both variants.

Livery & Visual Details

The model carries Southwest's "California One" scheme: royal blue fuselage with "Southwest" in white script forward, red-orange-yellow gradient stripes at the tail and rear fuselage. The small white heart logo is visible at the base of the tail stripes. Engine cowlings are royal blue with "Southwest.com" printed on the lower nacelle. Blended winglets carry matching red-orange-yellow stripe tips. The wing trailing edge shows full flap deployment—multiple flap segments are extended rearward and downward, representing an approach or landing configuration. The registration N943WN appears on the rear fuselage.

Model Craft & Collectibility

G2SWA1350F is Gemini Jets' flaps-down companion to G2SWA1350. Diecast metal, deployed flap detail, blended winglets, display stand included. Collectors building approach dioramas or documenting Southwest's California heritage livery in different flight phases will want both variants.

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