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They just released and a Delta crj900!
Gemini Jets January 2024 Release Predictions
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abdulmohiuddin
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Is that Emirates A300 a new mould? If so I really look forward to seeing what they make with an A300 mould
Irish
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Quite an unexpected few from GJ! I’ll have to admit they are doing way better with releases than NG and this is a really good one especially. I’m assuming the DL CRJ9 has the new aerials right? Other than that i’ll be picking up the Delta CRJ-900, Delta 752, and the 1/20 CRJ9 too
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Same question about the E2 mould, is that one good?
LeoMuse747
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Very interesting to see the Honduras Air B737-200 and the Emirates A300! 
The Honduras Air 737 is a very exotic release, and good to see a Latin American release aswell.
Also good to see a B737-200 back again! I'm not really a big fan of the GJ mould, though, but will be nice to see this model anyway.
The Emirates A300 is algo a big surprise... I wonder if they will use an existant mould of ir they'll develop a brand new one.
Delta 757 and KLM E195-E2 are also good ones. The Atlas Jumbo and UA 787s are the same old Gemini stuff we all expect.
The Honduras Air 737 is a very exotic release, and good to see a Latin American release aswell.
Also good to see a B737-200 back again! I'm not really a big fan of the GJ mould, though, but will be nice to see this model anyway.
The Emirates A300 is algo a big surprise... I wonder if they will use an existant mould of ir they'll develop a brand new one.
Delta 757 and KLM E195-E2 are also good ones. The Atlas Jumbo and UA 787s are the same old Gemini stuff we all expect.
LeoMuse747
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This KLM is not their first E2, they have released a Porter Airlines in the previous batch.
Looks quite OK to me!
JJ Skippy
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Wow. Quite the way to start 2024. Ordered the Widget 752 and will pick up the CR9 to replace my older one later.
Now that we know the 737-200 is still active... let's see FRONTIER!!!!! A United Battleship scheme would be nice too.
And that A300 is indeed a new mold, apparently. Another nice addition to the FedEx fleet surely can't be too far away...
AllAboutDelta
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I really want to get the Delta CRJ900. I am hoping they fix everything they had previous issues with the old mold on. I don't see any antennas on the preview but I'd be very happy if they do end up being added to the model. This seems to be a good batch in my opinion.
JJ Skippy
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Yes PLEASE!!!
abdulmohiuddin
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Where did you find out the A300 is a new mould? Did Gemini say so anywhere?
LeoMuse747
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Gemini doesn't have an A300 mould, and JC also doesn't as far as I know.
The only ones are: Phoenix, Herpa, Dragon and Aeroclassics... and DeAgostini.
EDIT: Jet-X too
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AllAboutDelta
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I believe it is a first for 1:400. Although, I'm not 100% sure since there have only been 2 A300 molds and those were 1:200 aircraft according to Gemini's database. So most likely it's a new mould.
abdulmohiuddin
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What about those companies that JC Wings had bought? I feel that might just be some old mould that JC had lying around and decided to use randomly. JC has done it before with a 707 for god knows what reason.
I really am hoping it is a new mould tho, as that would open up so many nice possibilities for A300's
Jazajia
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The only old A300 mold that I can think may be in JC's hands is the BlueBox one. Which I don't think anyone would be excited to see make a come back. Maybe a collaboration with Aeroclassics or Herpa. We shall find out soon enough.
quanng
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What a turning point for GJ in this new set. Something new and exotic. My bet for the A300 is that it is in fact a new mould, a variant production from the long-announced new A310 which has yet to see the light of the day. If it’s an entirely new casting, then it shall be a direct competition to AC’s iteration. However, the only question remains: will it feature a generic one-size-fit-all engine?
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