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French A330 MRTT Models: Gemini 200 vs. Gemini Macs 1:400

French Air Force Airbus A330 MRTT gray model on a stand, GeminiJets G2FAF803 in 1:200

Choose G2FAF803 for a larger French A330 MRTT display with a stand included, or GM105 for the compact 1:400 model without a stand. Both represent a French military tanker subject, but they are different product formats and should not be compared as identical offers at different prices.

Gemini 200 and Gemini Macs identify the model ranges used in these listings. Always read the numerical scale as well: 1:200 for G2FAF803 and 1:400 for GM105.

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G2FAF803: a larger individual display

The Gemini 200 French A330 MRTT is pictured in gray military markings on its included stand. It is a good format to consider when the tanker will be the principal aircraft on a shelf.

The listing estimates a wingspan of 11.75 inches. That span—not just the size of the stand base—determines how much clear space the model needs. Include the mounted height when choosing an enclosure.

For a collection already built around 1:200 aircraft, this version preserves the scale relationship with your other models.

GM105: a smaller-scale military addition

The Gemini Macs GM105 offers the French A330 MRTT in 1:400. Its approximate catalog wingspan is 5.75 inches, and the description explicitly says a stand is not included.

Choose it for a 1:400 military collection or a smaller individual display. Smaller does not mean narrowbody-sized: allow enough room for the tanker wings rather than giving it the same parking space as an A321neo.

A stand or airport accessory for this model needs its own compatibility check. Do not assume the support supplied with the larger version can be transferred to GM105.

Compare the military identity carefully

The photographs show French markings and the gray tanker presentation. Keep the operator and MRTT designation with the item number when shopping; a passenger A330 in airline colors is a different represented subject.

These are static collectibles. The tanker equipment's appearance is not a promise of functional refueling components or moving military systems.

What the models share

Both listings describe diecast metal with plastic components, exterior detailing and no opening body panels. Neither is a kit or a tanker-and-receiver-aircraft set.

The stated dimensions are rounded supplier estimates. Use the size difference to plan your collection, not to make an exact measurement-based judgment about either casting's accuracy.

One scale or a deliberate comparison?

Choose one scale when adding to an existing fleet. Choose both when displaying the same general subject in two scales is intentional, preferably on separate rows so their proportions do not suggest one shared airport scene.

For a standalone gift, the larger version's included stand may be useful. For someone with an established 1:400 layout, the smaller version may be the correct purchase even when the larger box looks more impressive.

The Airbus scale guide explains the broader space tradeoff. Confirm the current offer after matching scale, operator and item number.

Choose the A330 MRTT format for your collection

Listings and images checked September 23, 2026. Measurements are approximate; no physical mechanism or accessory-fit test is claimed.