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GeminiJets Cobus 3000 Sets: 1:200 Two-Pack or 1:400 Four-Pack?

Choose the two-bus Gemini200 sets for a 1:200 airport, or the four-bus sets for 1:400 aircraft. The four-pack contains more buses, but each bus is smaller. After matching scale, choose standard US Airways decoration or the Greener Transit graphics.
These offers are bus sets, not aircraft-and-bus bundles. Scale, quantity and decoration all need to match your display plan.
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The 1:200 choices: G2USA573 and G2USA574
The G2USA573 standard US Airways set contains two white-and-blue Cobus 3000 models. Each is listed at approximately 2.75 inches long.
The G2USA574 Greener Transit set also contains two buses at the same quoted length, with the additional graphics identified in its title. Choose this version when those markings are part of the scene you want to recreate.
Neither set is a collection of full-size buses in different scales. Both belong to Gemini200's 1:200 accessory range and should be compared with the aircraft and other equipment already in that display.
The 1:400 choices: GJ1533 and GJ1534
The GJ1533 standard US Airways four-pack contains four buses listed at approximately 1.375 inches each. The GJ1534 Greener Transit four-pack supplies four at that size with the alternate graphics.
These smaller buses are the appropriate starting point for a 1:400 airport. Their listed length is half the 1:200 bus's length, so the two ranges should not be swapped merely because the livery looks similar.
Four vehicles can serve different positions in a larger layout. On a compact apron, use only the buses the scene needs rather than placing all four together automatically.
What changes with Greener Transit?
The confirmed distinction is the graphics package, not a different number of vehicles within each scale. “Greener Transit” is the decoration named in the listing; it is not a claim that the miniature has a powered or functioning low-emission drivetrain.
All four offers describe diecast metal with plastic components, detailed exteriors and no opening panels. Do not order them expecting opening passenger doors or a working boarding mechanism.
Check the airport theme as well as scale
US Airways markings are part of the identity of these buses. Choose them for a scene where that branding is intentional. A bus purchased for a generic airport may be the correct size but carry a more specific identity than you intended.
For one remote aircraft stand, a pair may provide enough visual activity. For several parking positions, the 1:400 four-pack can be distributed around the layout. Aircraft, terminal buildings and other equipment remain separate purchases.
Match the scale first, the graphic treatment second and the quantity third. That avoids buying four small buses when you actually need two larger ones.


