So uh…I’m working on another project!
Q. “What’s the project about this time?”.
A: It’s the Hawker Siddeley HS-121 Trident 3B, in the British European Airways “Arrowjack” livery, as shown in the image below!
Q: what’s the registration going to be?
A: G-AWZK. The one preserved in Manchester.

Your Sneak Peak Fun Fact!:
The Trident 3B actually had 4 engines instead of the usual 3 engines used on the Trident 1 and 2 Models. Because the 3B model - which was the largest stretched variant of the Trident - ‘s engines didnt push the plane enough for it to take off as well as the other models, they placed a 4th engine, which was named the “booster engine”. The booster engine would give more power for takeoff, which helped it with shorter runways and airports in higher elevation. The booster engine was turned off once the plane went into the air.

That’s really all I got for you. I just wanted to show off what I done as of today.
Original plane by @qazedcujmyhn

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