--1/144 Bristol Scout D Dual Combo Injection Kit.
――Barom is a manufacturer that has a large lineup of injection kits for aircraft that are rarely released by other companies.
――The parts are beautifully molded and the details are highly reproducible, making it a very easy-to-assemble kit.
--The Bristol Scout is a rotary engine single-engine / single-seat biplane made as a civilian racing machine in 1914 immediately after the start of World War I.
――Due to the sophisticated style and high performance that surpassed the aircraft of the same class at that time, the British Navy's aviation corps adopted the aircraft as a scout or high-speed reconnaissance aircraft.
――It is also used as a test base for arming.
--A shot down record was also confirmed with the machine gun attached on a trial basis.
――In 1916, the propeller synchronization device was finally completed, and it became possible to fire a machine gun through the propeller.
――When the successor fighter was deployed, the scout was popular as a passenger plane for officers because of its comfortable maneuverability.
--Scout D is the most produced type of improved Scout C, and in 1916 it departed from the flight deck of its mother ship, Vintex, and tried to shoot down the German Zeppelin L17.
――The kit comes with injection parts for 2 machines and 4 types of decals.
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