The De Havilland Comet was the world’s first commercial jet airliner, introduced by the British aerospace manufacturer de Havilland in 1952. This revolutionary aircraft featured a sleek, streamlined design with four jet engines embedded in its wings, enabling faster and higher-altitude travel compared to propeller-driven planes. The Comet initially captured public fascination for its speed and modernity, symbolizing a new era in aviation. However, early models faced significant challenges, including structural failures due to metal fatigue, which led to high-profile accidents. These setbacks prompted design improvements, ultimately contributing to advancements in aircraft engineering and safety standards that influenced future jetliner development.
Printing Info
There are two versions you can print, one with langing gear and one without, both with and without a sprue. You can also print all parts seperatly. Happy printing!
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