1:144 Hawker Siddeley 121 Trident SPLASH PROOF The REBEL’s wheels allow for

The REBEL’s wheels allow for a variety of spin / slide combos

Height: 263mm

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1:144 Hawker Siddeley 121 Trident SPLASH PROOF The REBEL’s wheels allow forAirfix An aircraft which was a real triumph for the British aviation industry and one which can claim to be arguably the most advanced jetliner in the world at the time of its first flight in early 1962, the Hawker Siddeley 121 Trident should have sold in vast quantities, but eventually lost out to an American built competitor, the similarly configured Boeing 727. Originally envisaged as a longer range airliner capable of carrying a large passenger