DH88 Comet Model 1892 Dimensions: 30 cm (length) x

Dimensions: 30 cm (length) x 22 cm (height)

2 cm/8¾ x width 16 cm/6¼ inches

The interior has the original blue silk lining

5 inches/4 cm

DH88 Comet Model 1892 Dimensions: 30 cm (length) xA commemorative nickel plated brass model of 'Scotts race winning de Havilland DH88 Comet on original wooden base. A spectacular flying race was held in 1934 to celebrate the city of Melbourne's 100th anniversary. Billed as the Worlds Greatest Air Race, the MacRobertson Trophy Air Race (also known as the London to Melbourne Air Race) took place as part of the Melbourne Centenary celebrations. The DH88 Comet named Grosvenor House, flown by Flight Lt.