Close-up side view, at rather an extreme angle to fit it all in, of a rather long and very pointy, 4 engined jet airliner on display outside a museum, parked facing to the right. The plane is largely white, with a thick red stripe running along the body, covering the passenger cabin windows, below black text stretching the length of the fuselage reading "British Aircraft Corporation - Aerospatiale France". There are black "Concorde" titles on the forward fuselage, between the cockpit and the forward door, and the black registration "F-WTSS" at the base of the white tail, with a thick blue stripe outlined with a pair of thin blue lines above. A set of white mobile airstairs is parked by the forward door on the far side of the plane, with another set by the rear door. There are small clusters of people, mostly gathered around the long, spindly undercarriage legs, under the forward fuselage and slightly inboard of the rather square engine pods under the rear of the wings. If it wasn't for the ungainly undercarriage and the airstairs, this plane would look as if it was moving seriously fast even when standing still. Grey concrete apron fills the foreground, with a large white hangar with wide blue doors stretches across the background, under blue skies.