The world's first "fighter" aeroplane, as flown by French 12-victory "ace," Adj. Jeane-Marie Dominique Navarre of Escadrille MS-12, France, on October 26, 1915. Equipped with a .30 cal. Hotchkiss machine gun and the angled metal propeller bullet deflector wedges pioneered by Roland Garos, Navarre brought down a German two-seater with only eight well-directed rounds to the opponent's engine. Poplar fuselage, basswood wings and tail plane, walnut prop, elastic rigging line, O-ring tires, aftermarket decals and pilot figure. 1/72 scale.
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Lovely little model
Very nice work! I love the grain on the prop.
Excellent workmanship Jim.
Louis
Another excellent model. Well Done Jim.
Gordon