Roden 1/48 de Havilland DH4 w/RAF3a engine | 432In 1916 the British aircraft manufacturer Airco, led by the renowned designer Geoffrey de Havilland, developed a new two seat multipurpose aircraft, renowned in the history of aviation as the de Havilland DH4. The aircraft had superlative technical specifications and performancefor the time, and it was immediately passed for series production. Apart from the Airco concern, licensed production of new machines soon began soon in other manufacturing

MODEL LENGTH: 250mm

1916 in the First World War

Newly designed cloth pattern

with even the rifling inside the muzzle of the 105mm slide-molded plastic howitzer barrel fully rendered

suspension and more

conical turret (with full interior - included heavy and secondary machine gun breeches)

which up until then had only produced two-seat multi-purpose airplanes (mostly reconnaissance and light bombing types)

but at last it resulted in the German capture of the Allied-controlled island

separate rear panel and crew entry doors

The kit’s further distinguished by coming with a complete single-axle trailer carrying a 200-liter fuel drum

K30 L/55 cannon and a coaxial MG34

- Fully detailed trailer