Ford Trimotor — “The Tin Goose” Aluminium model | 1926–1933 | Aviation heritage Between 1926 and 1933 , only 199 Ford Trimotors were built, all in Henry Ford's own factory. The aircraft became instantly recognizable by its robust construction and the use of corrugated metal on the thick monoplane wings — a German development that was also applied to the Junkers Ju 52 , which flew routes such as Berlin–Rome–London during the same period . The Trimotor was deployed by airlines , oil companies , and wealthy private individuals and played a key role in the rise of commercial aviation. Together with the Ju-52, the aircraft is considered one of the great pioneers of modern aviation and formed the basis for later generations of Douglas and Boeing aircraft that would definitively connect the world. Please note that this item is a pick-up only item. This aluminium model is a powerful tribute to that early pioneering era: industrial in character, technical in appearance, and rich in history. Dimensions Length: 103 cm Width: 72 cm Height: 43 cm An iconic aviation object, translated into an imposing and decorative model with a strong presence — perfect for enthusiasts of aviation heritage and meaningful design.