COBI 1689 Concorde G-BBDG buy, from £49.99 (-17%)

COBI 1689: Concorde G-BBDG

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£49.99incl. shipping £54.94-17%✓ Good price4 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 1689 Concorde G-BBDG is £49.99 at 4 shops (as of 28 June 2026). That is 17% below the RRP of £59.99.

Shop	Price	Incl. shipping	Stock	Updated	URL
Phillips Hobbies	£49.99 -17% below RRP for 4 hours	£54.94	✓ In stock	3 uur geleden	View
1001Hobbies.co.uk	£49.99 -17% below RRP for 4 hours	£55.94	Pre-order	2 uur geleden	View
Brick Tanks	£59.99 for 13 hours	£59.99(free shipping)	✓ In stock	7 uur geleden	View
COBI Official Store	€ 59,99	excl. shipping	✓ In stock	4 uur geleden	View

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Period30d 90d 1y

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All-time lowest price: £49.99 · 90-day average: £59.84

Specifications

COBI 1689 Concorde G-BBDG is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 518 pieces, scale 1:100 from the Non-military Bricks theme, recommended from age 7+.

Specification	Value
Set number	1689
Lowest price	£49.99
Number of shops	4
Pieces	518
Theme	Non-military Bricks
Series	Concorde
Scale	1:100
Dimensions	Length: 61,5 cm / 24.21″, Height: 12 cm / 4.72″, Wingspan: 25,5 cm / 10.04″, Length: 61,5 cm / 24.21″, Height: 12 cm / 4.72″, Wingspan: 25,5 cm / 10.04″
Age	7+
Released	2026
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251016890

Description

This 1:100 Concorde model focuses on G-BBDG, the test aircraft that helped prove supersonic passenger flight was possible. With 518 pieces, it sits in the sweet spot for a display build that still offers enough detail to keep the assembly engaging. The finished jet stretches over 60 cm long, so it has real shelf presence, and the historical livery, printed graphics, and simulated heated engine nozzles give it a convincing look. Movable wheels add a small functional touch, while the Brooklands Museum license ties the model closely to the original aircraft.