Concorde Models
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Concorde Models & Model Kits
Enjoy Concorde’s slender fuselage, sweeping delta wing and unmistakable nose in a model you can build, finish or collect. Explore British Airways and Air France subjects across plastic kits, folded metal, metal construction sets and finished displays.
Choose an airline scheme and a building style, then compare scale and completed size. Our Concorde livery and display guide explains the aircraft details that give each model its character.
Featured plastic build · Revell 04257 British Airways Concorde
Featured Concorde models
Start with a classic plastic kit, a compact metal project or a finished British Airways collectible. Explore these three recommendations, then browse the airline, material and display-size sections below.
Best for a classic plastic build
Plastic kit · 1:144 · Intermediate
43.3 cm long · 17.5 cm span
Best for a compact metal build
Folded-metal kit · Not stated · Intermediate
22.4–22.6 cm long · 9.7 cm wide
Best for a ready-made desk display
Finished diecast model · Not stated · Ready-built
Compact display; stand included
British Airways Concorde models
Revisit British supersonic aviation through British Airways colours, from a painted Corgi collectible to a traditional Revell kit and a large metal construction project. The airline scheme connects these displays, while each format offers a different way to enjoy the aircraft.
Best for a classic plastic build
Plastic kit · 1:144 · Intermediate
43.3 cm long · 17.5 cm span
Shape the long fuselage and delta wing, then bring the British Airways scheme to life with paint and decals. The 1:144 format makes a substantial airliner display with a satisfying traditional modelling process.
Best for a British aviation collection
Finished diecast model · No scale · Ready-built
Fit-to-range display model
Celebrate Concorde in British Airways colours with a painted Best of British model. Its ready-made format suits a growing collection of British transport subjects or a small display built around aviation memories.
Best for hands-on metal construction
Metal construction kit · Not stated · Challenging
Approx. 52 cm long · 24 cm wide
Assemble the airframe with metal parts and screw connections, enjoying the visible construction as the delta-wing shape develops. This large display represents G-BBDG, the development aircraft preserved at Brooklands.
Air France Concorde models
Air France markings give Concorde a distinct identity within an airliner collection. Build and finish Heller’s larger plastic kit, or enjoy the pre-assembled 1:200-listed Aboiledy display alongside other compact airline models.
Best for an Air France building project
Plastic kit · 1:125 · Intermediate
49.4 cm long · 20.8 cm span
Enjoy a larger plastic-kit canvas for the white fuselage and Air France markings. Heller’s 1:125 Concorde rewards careful assembly and finishing, creating a long, slender centrepiece for a civil aviation collection.
Best for a compact Air France display
Finished metal model · Listed 1:200 · Ready-built
Listed 30.5 cm long · 12.7 cm wide
Add Air France colours to an airliner collection with this pre-assembled Concorde and stand. The listing’s 1:200 format gives the long fuselage and delta wings a practical desk or cabinet footprint.
Plastic Concorde model kits
Enjoy the full modelling process: joining the long fuselage, refining seams, painting the white airframe and applying the airline decals. Revell’s 1:144 British Airways kit and Heller’s 1:125 Air France version make the operator and display-size choice part of the project.
Best for a classic plastic build
Plastic kit · 1:144 · Intermediate
43.3 cm long · 17.5 cm span
Shape the long fuselage and delta wing, then bring the British Airways scheme to life with paint and decals. The 1:144 format makes a substantial airliner display with a satisfying traditional modelling process.
Best for an Air France building project
Plastic kit · 1:125 · Intermediate
49.4 cm long · 20.8 cm span
Enjoy a larger plastic-kit canvas for the white fuselage and Air France markings. Heller’s 1:125 Concorde rewards careful assembly and finishing, creating a long, slender centrepiece for a civil aviation collection.
Metal and diecast Concorde models
Metal brings several experiences to the Concorde shape. Metal Earth focuses on precision folds and tabs; Coach House Partners uses screw assembly; Corgi provides a painted diecast model ready for display. Choose the process and finish you would most enjoy owning.
Best for a compact metal build
Folded-metal kit · Not stated · Intermediate
22.4–22.6 cm long · 9.7 cm wide
Form Concorde from two steel sheets, shaping the fuselage and wings and securing the small tabs. Landing and cruising configurations offer two ways to present the finished aircraft in a compact display.
Best for hands-on metal construction
Metal construction kit · Not stated · Challenging
Approx. 52 cm long · 24 cm wide
Assemble the airframe with metal parts and screw connections, enjoying the visible construction as the delta-wing shape develops. This large display represents G-BBDG, the development aircraft preserved at Brooklands.
Best for a ready-made desk display
Finished diecast model · Not stated · Ready-built
Compact display; stand included
Bring the British Airways Concorde shape straight to a desk or shelf with this painted Corgi model. The supplied stand makes it easy to enjoy the slender aircraft as a small aviation display.
Concorde model scales and display sizes
Concorde’s long fuselage makes scale a practical display decision. Compare the compact 1:200-listed Air France model with Revell’s 43.3 cm-long 1:144 kit and Heller’s 49.4 cm-long 1:125 kit. Each gives the familiar silhouette a different presence on a shelf or in a cabinet.
Best for a compact Air France display
Finished metal model · Listed 1:200 · Ready-built
Listed 30.5 cm long · 12.7 cm wide
Add Air France colours to an airliner collection with this pre-assembled Concorde and stand. The listing’s 1:200 format gives the long fuselage and delta wings a practical desk or cabinet footprint.
Best for a classic plastic build
Plastic kit · 1:144 · Intermediate
43.3 cm long · 17.5 cm span
Shape the long fuselage and delta wing, then bring the British Airways scheme to life with paint and decals. The 1:144 format makes a substantial airliner display with a satisfying traditional modelling process.
Best for an Air France building project
Plastic kit · 1:125 · Intermediate
49.4 cm long · 20.8 cm span
Enjoy a larger plastic-kit canvas for the white fuselage and Air France markings. Heller’s 1:125 Concorde rewards careful assembly and finishing, creating a long, slender centrepiece for a civil aviation collection.
How to choose a Concorde model
Begin with the aircraft you want to remember. British Airways and Air France colours create different collection themes. A specific registration adds another connection: G-BBDG represents the development aircraft now preserved at Brooklands.
Choose the work you enjoy. Plastic kits offer assembly, surface preparation, paint and decals. Folded-metal kits reward neat bends and careful tabs, while screw construction makes the structure part of the finished look. Painted diecast models offer a ready-made addition to a collection.
Match the build to your experience. The current Model Steam ratings here are Intermediate for the Revell, Heller and Metal Earth kits, and Challenging for Coach House Partners. These describe the construction work; our five-level rating guide explains the method. For a gift, combine the recipient’s aviation interest with the kind of project they enjoy.
Plan the completed display. Compare length, wingspan and the stand footprint with your shelf. A larger model gives the fuselage and livery more visual presence; a compact one fits easily beside other airliners. For a coordinated fleet, select the same stated scale and check the exact airline scheme.
Check the edition’s contents. Confirm paint, glue, tools, decals and stand provision on the chosen listing. Nose and landing-gear options belong to particular kits: a choice of assembly positions does not necessarily mean the completed model is movable.
Compare the recommended Concorde models
Compare the airline subject, assembly method, stated scale and finished size alongside the building experience. Prices link to the selected stored retailer offers; the retailer confirms the current total and availability.
| Model | Airline / subject | Format & assembly | Scale / size | Build experience | Price | Buy now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aboiledy Air France Concorde | Air France | Finished metal model Pre-assembled; stand included | Listed 1:200 Listed 30.5 cm long · 12.7 cm wide | Ready-built | £26.99 | |
| Revell 04257 British Airways Concorde | British Airways | Plastic kit Glue, paint and decals | 1:144 43.3 cm long · 17.5 cm span | Intermediate | £23.86 | |
| Corgi GS84008 Best of British Concorde | British Airways | Finished diecast model Ready-built, painted finish | No scale Fit-to-range display model | Ready-built | £19.50 | |
| Coach House Partners CHP0017 Concorde | British Airways G-BBDG | Metal construction kit Screw assembly; tools included | Not stated Approx. 52 cm long · 24 cm wide | Challenging | £21.77 | |
| Corgi CS90636 British Airways Concorde | British Airways | Finished diecast model Ready-built, pre-painted | Not stated Compact display; stand included | Ready-built | £7.99 | |
| Metal Earth PS2028 Concorde | Concorde design | Folded-metal kit Fold and secure metal tabs | Not stated 22.4–22.6 cm long · 9.7 cm wide | Intermediate | £31.38 | |
| Heller 80445 Air France Concorde | Air France | Plastic kit Glue, paint and decals | 1:125 49.4 cm long · 20.8 cm span | Intermediate | £38.00 |
Concorde liveries, registrations and display poses
Concorde’s appeal brings together an Anglo-French aircraft design, the memories of its airline service and a distinctive supersonic silhouette. British Airways’ Concorde history records its passenger service from 1976 to 2003. For collectors, the airline markings, registration and display pose help give each model its place.
| Subject detail | What it brings to the model | Useful distinction | Catalogue examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| British Airways airline schemes | The airline’s colours make a recognisable British civil aviation display. Revell 04257 and Corgi’s CS90636 and GS84008 offer different formats for that theme. | Check the exact markings and registration on the box or listing when matching a particular aircraft or era. | Revell 04257 Concorde / Corgi GS84008 Concorde / Corgi CS90636 Concorde |
| Air France airline schemes | Heller 80445 and the Aboiledy display present the French side of the Concorde story, with a choice between a painted-and-decaled build and a finished model. | British Airways and Air France are operators; Heller, Revell and Corgi are model manufacturers. | Heller 80445 Concorde / Aboiledy 1:200 Air France Concorde |
| G-BBDG “Delta Golf” | The Coach House Partners construction model represents the aircraft preserved at Brooklands. It adds a development-and-museum subject to an aviation collection. | G-BBDG helped complete certification work and never entered commercial airline service. | Coach House Partners CHP0017 |
| Landing and cruising poses | The nose, undercarriage and stand change how the aircraft’s delta-wing profile reads on display. Metal Earth PS2028 has separate landing and cruising assembly configurations. | Treat these as model-specific options. A built-in pose or assembly choice is different from a working nose or retractable landing gear. | Metal Earth PS2028 Concorde / Revell 04257 Concorde |
Explore Brooklands Museum’s G-BBDG for the development aircraft’s story, and Metal Earth’s PS2028 specification for its landing and cruising configurations.
Browse all Concorde models
Browse the full priced Concorde range, or select the matching British Airways, Air France, plastic, metal and diecast, or scale and display-size tab. Newly published matching models join the catalogue automatically; use the numbered pages as the range grows.
Concorde model FAQs
Which Concorde model is best for a traditional kit build?
For a conventional plastic project, compare Revell 04257 British Airways Concorde with Heller 80445 Air France Concorde. Both involve glue, paint and decals. Revell offers British Airways at 1:144; Heller offers Air France at 1:125. Choose the airline and completed size that suit your collection.
How big are 1:200, 1:144 and 1:125 Concorde models?
The Aboiledy Air France Concorde listing gives 1:200 and a length of 30.5 cm. Revell’s 1:144 kit is 43.3 cm long; Heller’s 1:125 kit is 49.4 cm long. Allow extra space around the aircraft and any stand.
Can I build a metal Concorde without glue?
Yes. Metal Earth PS2028 Concorde uses folded steel parts and tabs, with careful shaping and alignment. Coach House Partners CHP0017 Concorde uses screw assembly and includes tools. These offer different hands-on projects and different finished sizes.
Do all Concorde models have a movable droop nose?
Features vary by edition. Metal Earth PS2028 provides landing and cruising assembly configurations. Check the exact kit instructions for nose and undercarriage options, and whether a feature is fixed in a chosen pose or designed to move after construction.
Is the Coach House Partners model a British Airways passenger-service aircraft?
It represents G-BBDG in British Airways colours. Brooklands Museum explains that this development aircraft completed certification work and never entered commercial airline service, giving the model a distinct engineering and museum connection.
What should I choose for a Concorde enthusiast who prefers collecting?
A finished Corgi model or the pre-assembled Air France display offers immediate enjoyment on a desk or shelf. For someone who enjoys making as well as collecting, consider the plastic or metal kits. Our aviation gift guide has more recipient-led ideas.
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