Lockheed Constellation Airliner Model Kit

**Commercial licenses are now available: Membership | Fight To Fly StudioThe AircraftLockheed ConstellationDevelopment History:The Constellation, affectionately nicknamed the "Connie," was a product of Lockheed and aviation legend Howard Hughes' vision for an advanced, high-speed airliner. First flown in 1943, its development coincided with World War II, during which it served as a military transport. Post-war, it was reconfigured for commercial airlines, boasting cutting-edge aerodynamics, four Wright R-3350 radial engines, and an iconic triple-tail design. Its pressurized cabin allowed comfortable high-altitude travel, a first for many airlines.Numbers Produced:Lockheed built 856 Constellations, spanning multiple civilian and military variants, including the Super Constellation and Starliner.Influence:The Constellation dominated long-haul routes in the 1940s and 1950s, connecting continents and pioneering the luxury air travel experience. It represented the pinnacle of pi