Description
When it was first used at the front in June 1916 this Sopwith triplane proved totally superior to the German fighters due to its impressive flying characteristics and performance. With its 130 hp engine the triplane reached a maximum speed of almost 190 km/h.Model- Reissue
– Structural details on surface
– Detailed radial engine
– Pilot figureDecals for a British Royal Navy Air Squadron version:
-Sopwith Triplane N5493 BLYMP , No.8 Squadron, Royal Naval Air Service, St-Eloi, France, May-July 1917Product specificationscountry version 1 – Great Britanlength – 83 mmnumber of parts – 23wingspan – 113 mmAge – 10+Skill Level – 3 – Advanced
