Skymarks Aircraft of the World SKR106
BAe/Aerospatiale Concorde Display Model
British Airways, G-BOAC |
| 1:250 Scale | | Length | | Width |
|---|
| BAe/Aerospatiale Concorde | | 9.75" | | 4" |
Concorde 204 was initially used by the manufacturers, BAC, to complete Certificate of airworthiness items, such as air conditioning system checks and auto landing trails. After completing 141 test flights, it was refurbished for airliner service and delivered to British Airways on the February 13th, 1976. It was registered "G-BOAC" in honor of British Airways forerunner, the British Overseas Airways Corporation. After logging a total 22,260 hours flight time, including 6,761 supersonic flights, G-BOAC was finally retired from service on October 31st, 2003. Today, this aircraft is displayed in a special glass hangar at Manchester Airport in the UK.
Designed as a part of a collaborative effort by Britain and France to create a supersonic airliner, the Concorde was first flown on March 2nd, 1969. © Copyright 2003-2024 The Flying Mule, Inc.
The Skymarks Aircraft of the World range presents affordable plastic models of civilian aircraft in a variety of scales depending on the aircraft type. Each model arrives with the fuselage, wings, tail surfaces and engines packaged separately and can be easily snapped together in minutes with no paint or glue required.
Skymarks display model airplanes feature:
- Solid molded plastic construction.
- Realistic panel lines and surface details.
- Pad printed markings and placards that won't fade or peel like decals.
- Presentation stand to display the aircraft "in flight".
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