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A wooden airport base on a scale of 1:400 for displaying model aircraft. The surface is designed to resemble a real airfield with marked taxiways, aprons, and parking spaces for various types of aircraft, from narrow-body to wide-body. An ideal base for creating aviation dioramas and displaying collectible model aircraft.
Airport base on a scale of 1:400 for displaying model aircraft. The realistic surface imitates an airport apron with taxiways, aircraft parking areas, road markings, and service areas. The base is made of wood, which makes the platform sturdy and stable for displaying models.
Compact airport base on a scale of 1:400 for displaying model aircraft. The platform recreates a realistic airport apron with taxiways, aircraft parking areas, and service markings. The base is made of sturdy wood with rounded corners, making the diorama stable and convenient for displaying collectible models.
A realistic 1:400-scale airport diorama featuring apron markings, taxiways, and a runway—the perfect setting for model airplanes.
A large 1:400-scale airport diorama with detailed markings and a runway—the perfect base for large-scale aviation displays.
A large airport diorama for 1:400 and 1:200 scales with detailed markings—a ready-made base for building your own airport.
Set of 4 Cobus 3000 buses in U.S. Airways livery. Scale 1:400, ideal for GeminiJets aircraft models and others in 1:400 scale.
Jet Blast Fence airport safety barriers on a scale of 1:400, used for airport dioramas and models. These barriers are installed on the aprons of real airports to protect equipment, buildings, and personnel. In models, they add realism to airport scenes.
A miniature Jet Blast Deflector on a scale of 1:400, used to create realistic airport dioramas. Such structures are installed on the aprons of real airports to deflect the powerful jet blast from aircraft engines during takeoff and taxiing.
Approach Lighting System (ALS) lights, scale 1:400. These structures are installed at the beginning of the runway and help pilots align the aircraft accurately during landing, especially at night or in poor visibility conditions.
A miniature 1:400 scale ILS landing system antenna used to create realistic airport dioramas. These antennas are installed near runways and help aircraft align precisely with the runway axis during landing.
A miniature set of airport taxiway navigation signs on a scale of 1:400. These signs are used on aprons and taxiways to guide aircraft.
1:400 scale airport lighting towers used to illuminate the apron, aircraft parking areas, and technical areas of the airport. This element adds realism to airport dioramas with model aircraft.
A terminal model (departure hall) on a 1:400 scale—the foundation for creating a realistic airport scene.
These are exactly the types of jet bridges found at the world’s largest passenger airports. The double-deck design allows for simultaneous service of multiple doors on a wide-body aircraft, as is common at major international airports. This set adds a finished look to the diorama and makes the display much more interesting.
The airplane at the gate looks much more realistic when a boarding bridge is attached to it. This GeminiJets set lets you set up several parking spots at once and make the airport look more lively and detailed. A great addition to any 1:400 scale model collection.
