Bristol Britannia

A procedural model built in Blender from the type’s published dimensions, painted as G-AOVT, a Bristol Britannia Series 312 (c/n 13427), one of the long-bodied Proteus-powered Britannias built for BOAC’s North Atlantic services, later flown by British Eagle and Monarch Airlines and flown into Duxford in 1975 for the Duxford Aviation Society’s British Airliner Collection: the four-turboprop airliner, 142 ft in span, shown standing level on its tricycle gear with the propellers parked, in Monarch Airlines’ colours as restored: a white cabin roof over a black window cheat line, Monarch gold below and over the belly, a black radome cap and anti-glare panel, black ‘MONARCH’ titles over the wing, a gold fin and rudder with a black band carrying the gold crown-and-M badge, white ‘G-AOVT’ at the rear, natural-metal wings, tailplane and nacelles with red-and-white check panels on the cowlings and red intake rings, and pale propellers with yellow tips, as it is displayed at IWM Duxford (most starboard cabin windows are shown blanked as preserved, and the badge letterforms are simplified). Drag to orbit, scroll or pinch to zoom · all 215 models · download .glb (2.1 MB) · Plate 152 in The Hangar