Description
The Camel was a representative British air-cooled engine fighter aircraft of World War I.
Boasting outstanding turning performance, speed, and climbing power, it is said that 5,490 aircraft, including each type, were produced.
Developed by Sopwith Aviation,
the F.1 model was born in 1917, equipped with a Clerget 9B 130 horsepower engine.
The main material of the actual aircraft is a wooden frame covered with fabric, and the engine area,
the tail and rudder frames, and the landing gear struts are made of metal.
The area around the cockpit was made of plywood.
The kit reproduces this machine as a structural model other than cloth.
Six parts colors
(brown (2 types), ivory, dark gray, clear, silver-plated parts) and
various materials such as rubber tires, tension wire, and metal wire
give him an atmospheric finish even without painting.
Like the actual aircraft, the control stick, foot pedals, and each rotor blade section are linked.
(Fixed state can also be selected)
Decal (marking)
- British nationality display in "blue, white, red" on the rudder section, instruments, etc.
