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Aero Rarities
Survival Pack - Nieuport 17/23
Survival Pack - Nieuport 17/23
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$17.00 USD
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Background: Arguably the Allies' best mid-war pursuit plane, the Nieuport 17 C.1 boasted outstanding maneuverability and climb when introduced in the spring of 1916. About 3,600 examples of the so-called Superbébé were produced, flying primarily for France, Belgium, Great Britain, Italy, Russia, and the United States. The Nieuport 23 variant featured a modified internal structure and an offset Vickers machine gun. Multiple aces made the nimble Nieuport their main mount: Ball, Baracca, Bishop, Boyau, de Meulenaere, Dorme, Fullard, Guynemer, Kazakov, Lufbery, Mannock, Nungesser, Olieslagers, Piccio, Pinsard, Scaroni, and Thieffrey.
Who hasn't built at least one model of this legendary fighter? Alas, not all models are created equal... so keep your kit flying with our 3D-printed, unpainted resin, super-detailer's set! This unique upgrade has been produced by request and in conjunction with a fellow modeler. It is designed to enhance the realism and fun of your favorite flyer. Based on the popular Eduard Nieuport Ni-17 and Ni-23 kits in 1/72 scale, it also complements other manufacturers' kits and aftermarket photo-etch accessories.
Comprising:
- 1 engine cowling (early)
- 1 engine cowling (late)
- 1 rudder
- 1 seat (with 2 cushion options)
- 1 set of elevators (drooped)
- 1 set of elevators (straight)
- 1 set of cockpit instruments (2x tachometers, 2x oil pulsators, control stick, and brace)
Fits both Ni-17 and Ni-23 kits. Currently available only in 1/72 scale. Following multiple requests, we will soon be developing a version in 1/48 scale. Take a look at our online handbook for a close look at what you get, and stay tuned for updates!
Note: Images may include digital renderings of the actual 3D designs used to produce this scale model. Each scale is customized to ensure the highest level of detail and historical accuracy, while balancing the limitations of the printing process to produce the most pleasing results.
