Sopwith Camel F.1 [double set] Engineers

Sopwith Camel F.1 [double set] EngineersBritish fighter plane with a wooden structure, a Sopwith Camel biplane from the First World War. The camel owes its nickname to the hump in front of the pilot's cabin, which housed machine guns. The Camel was the successor to the successful Sopwith Pup fighter. The first flight of the prototype took place in December 1916, and deliveries to the front units began in the summer of 1917. The first serial batches required great abilities from the pilots

pilot: Kpt

★Photo-etched parts for muffler cover

This model kit is ideal for ambitious model builders and collectors

HURON was involved in a 'scrap' with German Elbing class destroyers in the English Channel

★A contact area of less than 1mm enables the picking up and bending of extremely small parts

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Mill-44 is the heavier variant of the tug

During the WWII years the multiple launch rocket system BM-13-16 “Katiusha” became the symbol of Soviet rocket artillery power

and revised transmission

with the Royal Artillery

and 2 marking options recreating aircraft of the 244th Air Group

and control of airspace against enemy strike aircraft