[About actual machine]
- The first jet airliner developed in France is a carabel.
- Development began in 1951, the first flight was 1955. Inaugurated in 1959.
- The number of seats is about 60 to 140 seats, and it is a jet passenger aircraft developed as a short distance, medium distance airliner.
- The engine has two turbo fan jet engines.
- It adopts a rear engine design that is equipped with a relatively high position on the left and right of the aircraft body rather than under the main wing, and adopts a cross tail design that places the horizontal tail at the middle of the vertical tail plane in addition to it did.
[About the model]
- The French jet passenger aircraft, the era of unique design, Caravel is reproduced on the 1/96 scale.
- The total length of the finish is about 33 cm, modeled as a real machine as it is a unique design equipped with two jet engines at the rear of the aircraft and a cross tail.
- Moreover, in this kit, parts of transparent parts are also prepared, you can see seats inside the aircraft.
- In addition, the jet engine equipped in the rear part of the aircraft is modeled plentifully.
- In addition, landing gear and flaps are movable.
- Passenger boarding lamp parts are modeled, as well as crew and passenger figures set.
- It would be fun to watch arms around the display in tailoring.
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )