Cobi 1917 Historical Collection Brooklands Museum Concorde G-BBDG

Concorde is a supersonic passenger aircraft. It was an idea by companies operating both from France and the United Kingdom to offer supersonic flight. It first flew in 1969. Seven years later, it was put in service that lasted 27 years.

It flew mostly on transatlantic routes. From London's Heathrow (British Airways) and the Paris port of Charles de Gaulle (Air France) to JFK Airports in New York and Dulles in Washington. It reached record speeds; the flight lasted half the time as traditional aircraft. Due to the high production costs and expensive operation, only 20 units were produced. Concorde's last flight took place on November 26, 2003.

This model of Concorde is an excellent set for all aviation enthusiasts as well as fan on block building kits.
Original Brooklands museum license

• 455 high-quality components,
• produced in the EU by a company with more than 20 years of tradition,
• comply with safety standards for children's products,
• fully compatible with other design brick brands,
• blocks do not deform and do not fade during play or under the influence of temperature,
• clear and intuitive instruction based on drawings and icons,
• Folding chassis and moving direction rudder,
• scale of the model 1:95.

Model dimensions (length x width x high): 53 cm (20.3") x 27cm (10.6") x 12.5 cm (4.9").
Box dimensions (length x width x high): 45cm x 6cm x 30 cm.