Create your own detailed replica of the iconic Concorde in an impressive 1:100 scale and relive the golden age of supersonic travel. This remarkable model captures the spirit of innovation and adventure that made Concorde one of the most legendary aircraft ever built.
Constructed from over 518 high-quality pieces, the Concorde G-BBDG model faithfully recreates the aircraft’s sleek structure and distinctive design while ensuring durability and stability. Once completed, the model measures 53 x 27 x 12.5cm.
This new scale allows for exceptional detail, including high-quality pad printing never previously used on this model, a redesigned tail fin, and several realistic moving features. These include extendable and retractable wheels, fully operational landing gear, and a movable rudder for an authentic display experience.
Concorde was a revolutionary supersonic passenger aircraft developed through a partnership between companies in France and the United Kingdom. First taking flight in 1969, it entered commercial service seven years later and remained in operation for 27 years.
The aircraft primarily served transatlantic routes, flying from London Heathrow with British Airways and Paris Charles de Gaulle with Air France to destinations including New York JFK and Washington Dulles. Famous for its record-breaking speeds, Concorde could complete flights in almost half the time of conventional aircraft. Due to high production and operating costs, only 20 aircraft were ever built. Concorde’s final flight took place on 26 November 2003.
The G-BBDG aircraft was originally built as a British Airways test model and never entered full passenger service, although it completed several test flights. Over time, it became a valuable source of spare parts for operational aircraft. Since 2003, the aircraft has been preserved and displayed at the Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, Surrey.
