Concorde British Airways Negus Tail Fin

Concorde in its original British Airways colours. The Negus livery — designed by Negus & Negus in 1973 — was the first British Airways identity after the merger of BOAC and BEA. The dark blue tail with the quartered Union Flag crest gave Concorde a regal, authoritative look during its early years of supersonic service. For many aviation fans, this is Concorde at its most beautiful — the classic look of a classic aircraft. When Concorde first broke the sound barrier in commercial service on 21 January 1976, this was the livery it wore.

This handcrafted replica is 3D printed in full colour and fitted with a warm white LED strip that brings the tail fin to life. It stands freely on any flat surface — perfect for a desk, bookshelf, or display cabinet. Powered by a simple USB-A connection, just plug in and enjoy.

What’s included

3D printed tail fin
Built-in warm white LED strip
USB-A power cable
Free-standing display piece — no mounting needed

Specifications

Material: PLA+ 3D printed
Power: USB-A, 5V only (do not use fast-charge adapters)
LED: Warm white strip
Height: 22cm
Width: 17cm
Depth: 4cm

Perfect for

Concorde superfans
Retro British Airways livery collectors
Supersonic aviation history lovers
A unique gift for pilots, engineers, or plane spotters

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Concorde British Airways Negus Tail Fin