DH.60G Coupe (Plastic model) - HobbySearch Military Model Store

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――It is a British trainer that first flew in 1925.
――Initially, it was equipped with the remaining Cirrus engine of World War I, but the type replaced with the in-house gypsy engine became the main production type.
--Moss with excellent stability and maneuverability was widely used not only in the military but also in the private sector.
――The United Kingdom conducted a mapping survey on the east coast of Greenland from 1930 to 1931 in order to establish an Arctic air route between the United Kingdom and North America, and the DH.60G played an important role in this survey.

--The float and landing trolley of the new injection parts made by Sova-M are included in the injection parts of the A model.
-Comes with a canopy equipped with a closed windshield for polar regions.
――One type of marking of the survey team is attached.

[DH.60G specifications (* land plane)]
--Overall length: 7.29m
--Overall width: 9.14m
--Overall height: 2.68m
--Empty weight: 417kg
--Maximum takeoff weight: 748kg
--Engine: De Havilland Gipsy I (100 hp) x 1
--Maximum speed: 164km / h (sea level)
--Cruising speed: 137km / h (optimal altitude)
--Cruising range: 515km
--Practical ceiling: 4,420m