[About actual machine]
- It was Fairy · fly catcher which was adopted as naval naval aircraft in 1924 after World War I, and was operating until 1934.
- The prototype aircraft flew for the first time in 1922.
- It has a short take-off and landing distance with a single-seat double-leaf fighter aircraft, has gained a high evaluation of the pilot with stable maneuverability and excellent mobility.
- It is also known for the first time to realize a method of hooking an arresting hook attached to a fuselage to an arresting wire hung on the deck of an aircraft carrier for the first time.
- Meanwhile, Hawker Fury Mk.I was deployed as the first interceptor fighter for the British Air Force, RAF.
- It was adopted by the British Air Force in 1931 and is also known as an aircraft that first broke through the maximum speed of 200 miles.
- It is a single-seat double-leaf fighter called its ultimate biplane at its high speed.
- Although there was not much deployment due to delay in production of Rolls-Royce-Kestrel engine and the price of the aircraft was expensive, it was also used outside the UK, such as being operated outside the UK, and he was active with the successor MK.II until the Second World War It is.
[About the model]
- The model is a set of plastic model assembly kits modeled on 1/48 scale, one each of the multiple leaf fighter developed by the UK after the First World War, Fairy Flycatcher and Hawker Fury Mk.I.
- Both models can enjoy wing spoon about 18 cm, finished volume sense unique to biplane aircraft.
- The shape of the aircraft as well as the cockpit are reproduced in plenty atmosphere.
- Pilot figures are also modeled in the cockpit.
- In addition, a wire for rigging is also prepared, and the tension line unique to the biplane is reproduced.
- In addition, the fry catcher is looking forward to finish by adding hand to the Armstrong · Sidley · Jaguar II air cooled star engine mounted on the nose with an atmosphere full of atmosphere.
- The kit is a re-release of the classic kit which was first released in the 1960's.
- Model fans can not overlook trying the atmosphere of the kit more than 50 years ago.
[Major features]
- Multiple leaf fighter developed by Britain, Fairy · Fly Catcher and Hawker Fury Mk.I each set one by one
- 1/48 scale
- Also model pilot figures in cockpit
- A wire for rigging is also prepared, reproducing the tension line unique to the biplane machine
- Fly-catcher is Armstrong · Sidley · Jaguar II air-cooled star engine mounted on the nose expressing atmosphere
- When completed Size: Overall width about 180 mm
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