Thank You, Concorde next me thinks.
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Bigger shelf first! 
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Just had a look online prices here range from $1,200 to $1,500. That’s a lot of Lego.
I do appreciate your (and others) patience.
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IIRC, it was just under £600 in the UK from the Lego online store, and came with a couple of freebie kits.
Edit: £589.
Very much a Xmas pressie to me……with a fair bit of encouragement and financial assistance from my DB.
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Yep that’s about $1,150 here. I’m inspired by your effort but I’d doubt I’d have the patience.
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These Lego sets are rather large where does everyone keep them or do you dismantle them and pass them on.
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I limited myself to a couple of hours per day. There was no rush 
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It took me almost a year to build my Beatles/Yellow Submarine set. 
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Concorde will be going up on the wall in my bedroom. I’ve l ready acquired the requisite “3D printed bracket from a seller on Etsy
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You just needed to stop singing along with Ringo and the boys😂
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Hi Pete, Thanks for your kind comments, I’ve always found its a good stress buster, and keeps the mind and fingers active, I’m also a member of the Lego Insiders club where you collect points for purchasers, that can be converted to cash discounts, so used some of that towards my set.
@suzywong is right I do need a bigger shelf !
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I’m also a member of the Lego Insiders, and after Concorde and Titanic, I’ve got around £40 in credit.
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‘The Art Of The Brick’ @ Brick Lane (of course) is opening in March.
May be of interest to some of you brickies…
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No it is an authentic model… it sinks 
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Hopefully, except the jokes and the football thread