Roden 1/32 RAF SE5a (w/Hispano Suiza) | 602

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Roden 1/32 RAF SE5a (w/Hispano Suiza) | 602One of the most successful British fighters of WWI, the S. E. 5a was built in 1917 under the direction of the Royal Aircraft Factory's leading designer, H. P. Folland. The predecessor of the S. E. 5a was the S. E. 5 the first attempt to adapt Hispano Suiza's promising new engine to the British airplane. The S. E. 5 was built in relatively small numbers because the new engine was too unreliable due to various shortcomings. It caused numerous problems

- NEW Cartograf decals

from the scorching desert of Africa to the frozen Russian Eastern Front

not realized because of Adm

II and Bison II kit

single exhaust

The V-8 Rat Motor with high ram intake manifold and dual carbs will make the hottest fans shiver with delight

- Driver's and radio operator's hatch assemblies include clear periscope and flap

- Antenna trough correctly done w/photo-etched brackets

About three dozens were ground buried along the Gothic line as small fortress without engines due to supplies difficulties from the struggling war industry

and is fitted with a hydraulic telescoping boom crane with a 2700kg lift capacity

optional position bow splashguard

- New tooling - idler tension adjusters

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