Concorde G-BBDG (455 Teile)

The Concorde is a supersonic turbojet passenger aircraft.
It was the idea of supersonic transport, which was realized by companies from France and Great Britain. It was flown for the first time in 1969 and seven years later the Concorde was put into service for a total of 27 years.
The model made from COBI components presents the supersonic passenger aircraft Concerson G-BBDG. It was the test model of British Airways. It carried out test flights for several years, but never entered service. Over time, it began to serve as a spare parts base for regularly flying aircraft. The aircraft has been on display at Brooklands Museum (Weybridge) since 2003.

Characteristics

• Designed and manufactured in Europe
• High quality bricks (no deformation due to heat or sun fading)
• Compatible with bricks from other leading brands
• Intuitively understandable instructions

Technical specifications

• Number of parts: 890
• Dimensions: 530x270x125mm
• Scale: 1:95

Scope of delivery

• Concorde G-BBDG (455 parts)
• Instruction manual

Choking Hazards. Small Parts
Not for children under 3 years