Revell 04257 Concorde (1/144) – plastic model of a supersonic aircraft

The Revell 04257 Concorde model in 1:144 scale is a faithfully reproduced plastic model kit, designed for enthusiasts and collectors interested in the history of civil aviation. Concorde is an icon of world aviation, a legendary supersonic passenger aircraft developed jointly by France and the United Kingdom under the banners of Aérospatiale and British Aircraft Corporation. This model perfectly captures the distinctive shape and details of the machine that amazed the world from its first flight.

Model data and details

• Scale: 1:144
• Country of operation: France, United Kingdom
• Period of operation: from 1976 to 2003 (modern era)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Category: plastic model kit
• Included in the set: plastic sprues, detailed decals, assembly instructions
• Not included: paints and glue
• Assembly difficulty level: 3 (intermediate)
• Main dimensions of the model: length approx. 43 cm, wingspan approx. 18 cm

Historical description of Concorde

Concorde was a revolutionary passenger aircraft designed in the 1960s, operated by British Airways and Air France. Its first flight took place in 1969, and it served in regular commercial flights from 1976 to 2003. Concorde mainly flew between London and New York, reducing the transatlantic travel time to an incredible three and a half hours. This machine was a symbol of luxury and technological advancement as well as a true gem in aviation history.

Why choose Revell 04257 Concorde?

• The model features a highly detailed surface, faithfully reproduced fuselage, wing, and tail elements.
• The detailed instructions make assembly easy even for intermediate modelers.
• The included decals allow you to build models in both British Airways and Air France liveries.
• Great base for customization – the model allows the use of weathering techniques and additions.
• We recommend it to fans of civil aviation history, enthusiasts of supersonic aircraft, and collectors. An excellent choice also for modelers looking for a spectacular, recognizable machine for their collection.