Sopwith Camel biplane KIT

Sopwith Camel biplane KIT Stand model
British fighter aircraft from the First World War (1917). The Sopwith Camel F.1 was a successor to the Pup in July 1917 in the Royal Navy squadron. It was designed, to allow the British control of the sky over the trenches of World War. The Sopwith Camel had 1294 aerial victories, more than any other machine of the Allies. Its greatest glory achieved through the launch of the "Red Baron". The Sopwith Camel was the first British combat aircraft, with double synchronized Vickers machine guns in the cockpit. The casing around the guns created a hump, which gave her the name: camel.
Specifications:
Scale 1:16
Wingspan 533mm
Hull length 357mm
Details of the Kits Albatros and Sopwith Camel:
True-to-life structure model without clothing, almost every detail of the original aircraft tracks,
over 220 laser-cut plywood parts for wings and fuselage,
over 70 Britannia metal castings for the construction of the engine, complete with cylinders, magneto and radiator and the like,
accurate scale brass and steel parts, plus copper for reproduction of fine details,
illustrated step-by-step guide supports the beginner or expert in building a model in museum quality,
five high detailed blueprints in model size.