DISCONTINUED Eduard 11123 Legie - SPAD XIII

Name: Legie - SPAD XIII
Brand: Eduard
SKU: edu11123
Price: 22.95 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Škála: 1:48

Výrobca: Eduard

Kód produktu: edu11123

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Výrobca	Eduard
Kód produktu	edu11123
Hmotnosť:	0.25 kg
Ean:	8591437532827
Škála	1:48
Pridané do katalógu:	17.8.2018
Tagy	SPAD S.XIII

Limited edition 1/48 scale kit of WWI French fighter aircraft SPAD XIII. - plastic parts: Eduard - No. of decal options: 4 - decals: Eduard - PE parts: yes, pre-painted - painting mask: yes - resin parts: no

The SPAD S.XIII was a French fighter plane of a mixed structure, with mainly wooden elements, in a biplane configuration. The drive was provided by a single Hispano-Suiza 8Be V-engine with 235 HP. The flight of the prototype took place on March 4, 1917, and serial production began in May that year, which was completed only in 1919 with the production of over 8,400 copies of this very successful aircraft.

The SPAD S.XIII was created as a far-reaching development of another fighter plane from this manufacturer - the SPAD S.VII model. The new fighter was primarily characterized by very good piloting qualities and its great ease. This feature resulted from the use of a V-engine - operating in the air much smoother and more stable than the then popular rotary engines. It was also characterized by a much more solid construction than many Allied aircraft of that time - for example, Nieuport fighters. Due to their numerous advantages, SPAD S.XIII planes quickly became the backbone of French aviation, and were also used by the air forces of such countries as: Great Britain, USA, Italy and Czechoslovakia. The greatest aces of the French aviation also flew on this type of machines, with the famous Rene Fonck at the helm, who is still considered the most effective Entente fighter pilot today.

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