――Camel is a typical British air-cooled engine fighter in World War I.
――It boasts outstanding turning performance, speed, and climbing power, and it is said that the number of production including each type is 5490.
――The development was done by Sopwith Aviation, and in 1917, the F.1 type equipped with the Clerget 9B 130 horsepower engine was born.
――The main material of the actual machine is a wooden frame with fabric covering, and the engine surroundings, the frame such as the tail and rudder, and the leg columns are made of metal. The area around the cockpit was covered with plywood.
――The kit reproduces this machine as a structural model other than the feather cloth.
――Various materials such as 6 parts colors (brown (2 types), ivory, dark gray, clear, silver-plated parts), rubber tires, tension wires, metal wires, etc. make it an atmospheric finish without painting.
――As with the actual machine, the control stick / foot pedal and each rotor blade are linked. (Fixed state can also be selected)
[Decal]
--British nationality display of [blue, white, red] in the ladder section, instruments, etc.
--Number of parts ... 293
--The total length of the model ... 358.5mm
--Overall width of the model ... 536mm
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )