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Gemini200 Southwest State Liveries: Tennessee, Nevada or Colorado One?

Published September 23, 2026 by Muncle Mikes

Gemini200 G2SWA1267F Southwest Nevada One Boeing 737-800 N8646B in flaps-down configuration, 1:200

Choose the state livery first, then check the aircraft and wing configuration. In this Gemini200 comparison, Tennessee One is a 737-800, Nevada One is a flaps-down 737-800, and Colorado One is a flaps-down 737-700. All three are 1:200 models with stands included.

The state names are not simply interchangeable color options. For a meaningful gift, the state connection may matter more than which finish looks brightest on the shelf.

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Tennessee One: G2SWA1011

The Tennessee One 737-800, G2SWA1011, is identified with the Tennessee flag livery. Choose it for that state-themed aircraft rather than another Southwest model with broadly similar colors.

The selected listing does not carry the flaps-down designation. Do not confuse its item number with a separate F-suffix release, and do not assume a different configuration is supplied because an older review or photograph shows one.

The product title used here does not specify the registration. Confirm that detail for an exact-aircraft gift instead of inferring it solely from the Tennessee One name.

Nevada One: G2SWA1267F

The Nevada One model, G2SWA1267F, identifies registration N8646B and a flaps-down configuration. It is the relevant option when that livery and the deployed-wing presentation are both desired.

Choose the factory-specified configuration you want to display. Flaps down is not a promise that the miniature's flaps can be repeatedly raised and lowered; follow the actual model instructions rather than bending them to create another pose.

Colorado One: G2SWA460F

The Colorado One, G2SWA460F, represents N230WN and is also identified as flaps down. Unlike the other two selected subjects, it is a 737-700.

That variant difference matters when building a 737-family collection. A request for Colorado One N230WN should not be filled with any Colorado-themed aircraft from another release merely because the state name matches.

For a paired display, Nevada and Colorado offer two state identities with the same named wing presentation. Tennessee offers another state subject without the flaps-down designation in this selected listing.

Shared features and different expectations

All three descriptions identify diecast metal with plastic components, exterior detailing, included stands and no opening body panels. The flaps-down descriptions concern the supplied wing configuration, not opening passenger or cargo doors.

The quoted dimensions are approximately 7.5 inches long and 7 inches in wingspan for each selected listing. Because those rounded figures do not distinguish the different 737 variants, confirm actual measurements for a tight case rather than treating them as a precision scale comparison.

Buy for the collector's connection

For a state-related gift, match Tennessee, Nevada or Colorado first. For a fleet collector, match the aircraft version and configuration as well. For someone who already owns one, use the box's complete item number to avoid an unintended duplicate.

These are individually sold models. A three-state collection is a display idea, not a supplied bundle, and the current product pages remain the place to compare availability and price.

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