Tintin Plane - The Frankfurt airport plane Nº48

A charming addition to any Tintin collection, this aircraft model is inspired by the memorable airport scene in King Ottokar’s Sceptre. Complete with a Professor Halambique figurine, this display piece brings one of the story’s travel moments to life and captures the vintage aviation style that makes Tintin’s adventures so timeless.

Product Features:

• Based on illustrations from King Ottokar’s Sceptre
• Includes Professor Halambique figurine
• Made from metal and plastic
• Size: 14cm x 13cm x 9.5cm

Fun Fact:
When King Ottokar’s Sceptre was first serialised in 1938, it was inspired by the tense political climate in Europe just before World War II. The fictional kingdom of Syldavia was created by Hergé as a playful but clever nod to the small monarchies of Eastern Europe.