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1:144 Singapore Airlines / British Airways BAC Sud Concorde
1:144 Singapore Airlines / British Airways BAC Sud Concorde
Sold Out pending future reprint.

STS4412
See TS44-0161 and STS44-407
This decal is optimised to fit the 1/144 scale Revell Concorde kit.
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1:144 Alitalia Se.210 Caravelle VIN
1:144 Alitalia Se.210 Caravelle VIN
Discontinued and Sold Out

STS4486 more info
1:144 Trans Europa Se.210 Caravelle 10R
1:144 Trans Europa Se.210 Caravelle 10R
Discontinued. ​See STS44-375

TS44-015 144-15
Discontinued. See STS44-375
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1:144 United Airlines Se.210 Caravelle, B.737-200
1:144 United Airlines Se.210 Caravelle, B.737-200
AHS Price $6.00

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1:144 Alitalia Se.210 Caravelle III
1:144 Alitalia Se.210 Caravelle III
AHS Price $7.00

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1:144 Cruzeiro Se.210 Caravelle
1:144 Cruzeiro Se.210 Caravelle
AHS Price $7.50

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1:144 "Airport '79" BAC Sud Concorde 101
1:144 "Airport '79" BAC Sud Concorde 101
AHS Price $8.00

7909-753
This is the scheme worn by F-WTSC (one of the unsold French built Concordes), leased from Aerospatiale for the movie "Airport '79".

Prior to this scheme, this Concorde wore the earlier Air France scheme, and was leased for route proving flights. It was later sold to Air France, and re-registered as F-BTSC.

Sadly, and with continued condolences to the families, this is the Concorde that crashed at Paris on July 25th 2000.
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1:144 British Airways BAC Sud Concorde 101
1:144 British Airways BAC Sud Concorde 101
AHS Price $8.00

7909-754
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1:144 Air France BAC Sud Concorde 101
1:144 Air France BAC Sud Concorde 101
AHS Price $9.00

7909-168 more info
1:144 Air France BAC Sud Concorde 101 (test aircraft livery)
1:144 Air France BAC Sud Concorde 101 (test aircraft livery)
AHS Price $9.00

F-WTSB was the final development airframe, and while built to production standards, it never flew in passenger service. It was painted in this earlier Air France livery.

It was retired in 1985 to Toulouse, where it remains today at the
Airbus museum. It is currently painted in a hybrid scheme with Aerospatiale titles added to elements of the final Air France scheme.
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