--This is a guide to the 1/32 Caudron G.III reconnaissance aircraft of the completely new mold from the copper state model.
--The G.III is a military single-seat biplane reconnaissance aircraft that was developed by the French Cordron brothers from their own G.2 and first flew in 1914.
――Since it was stable, had good visibility, and was easy to maneuver, it was used by many troops including the French army after the outbreak of World War I.
――2450 aircraft were made in France alone, and hundreds were produced overseas.
――When it was operated on the front line until the middle of the war and then used as a trainer aircraft, in 1921 a French female pilot crossed the Andes Mountains for the first time in the world with G.III.
--Also, the Fengtian clique of the Republic of China used several aircraft as training aircraft until the Manchurian Incident in 1931.
――This injection plastic kit comes with etching parts and 4 types of French military markings made by Cartograph.
――When completed, the total length will be about 200 mm and the total width will be about 419 mm.
* Figures are not included.
[Specifications]
--Crew: 1 person
--Dimensions: Overall length 6.4m, Overall width 13.4m, Overall height 2.5m
--Engine: Le Rhone 9c 9-cylinder rotary engine 80hp 1 unit
--Operating weight: 710kg
--Maximum speed: 106km / h
( This is a machine translation. Please allow for possible misinterpretations in the text. )