Reviewing the 1/500 Concorde (British Airways) by Herpa 507004

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The Concorde was a supersonic passenger airliner developed by BAC and Aerospatiale and arguably the most elegant and sophisticated marvel of civil engineering ever made. Unfortunately, it is no longer around. Sometimes, the best of our achievements lie behind us..
Pros:
price
livery
good looking nosegear
fly-by-wire PFCU rudder fairing on vertical stabilizer
Cons:
no registration on underwing or fuselage
no tailstrike protection wheel
no window frames
no beacon lights on wing edges
clunky main landing gear
no cargo doors
CREDITS:
intro: • Soaring in the Sky
Filmed on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Edited with Wondershare Video Editor
#Herpa #BritishAirways #Concorde

[@chuckselvage3157]

I've been inside a Concorde when one came to Sydney at the Qantas jet base years ago. I didn't realise how narrow the interior really is. But such a beautiful bird and those awesome Rolls Royce Olympus engines.

[@ImperialDiecast]

14:51 small mistake, i meant the 747 came out in the same decade as the concorde. The 400 variant only entered market in the late 1980s, but the 100 and 200 that didn't have winglets or doors on the upper deck, were flying in the 70s.

[@chuckselvage3157]

The 747 actually debuted at Paris with the Concorde they flew a prototype from Everett,Seattle. They were apprehensive about how the plane would behave they were still ironing out heaps of problems but it made it there incident free.

[@nichsaviation]

Where dif you get it from??

[@ImperialDiecast]

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