Camel was Britain's leading air-cooled engine fighter during World War I. It boasts outstanding turning performance, speed, and rising power, and the production number including each type is said to be 5490 aircraft. Developed by Soppy's Aviation, in 1917, the F.1 model with a Clerge 9B 130hp engine was born. The main material of the actual machine is a wooden framework and feathered tension, around the engine, the tail, the rudder, and the scaffolding of the rudder, and the leg posts are made of metal. The cockpit was covered with plywood.
The kit reproduces this unit as a structural model other than a feather cloth. 6 color parts color (Brown, ivory, dark gray, clear, silver-plated parts) and with various materials such as rubber tires, tension wires, metal wires, etc., It is finished with an atmosphere without painting. Like the actual aircraft, the steering rod and the foot pedal are linked to each movement wing. (Fixed state can also be selected)
Decal (marking):
- "Blue, white, red" of the ladder part, British nationality indication, instrument, etc.