MAC Distribution 72150 Hansa-Brandenburg C.I South Tyrol Front

The Hansa-Brandenburg C.I is a single-engine, two-seat biplane reconnaissance and bomber aircraft designed by Ernest Heinkel and manufactured starting in 1916. During World War I, the Austro-Hungarian Imperial Army used it for visual/photo reconnaissance, artillery observation, and light bombing missions, and after the war, it was manufactured by Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Romania. It was also used in Yugoslavia and Hungary. This machine had excellent handling characteristics, and by replacing its engine with a more powerful version for each production batch, its performance was steadily improved.

This model kit of the Hansa-Brandenburg C.I has very delicate details for a heightened sense of reality despite its small scale. Decals for multiple versions are included.

Specification

• Size: Approximately 11.6cm long, 18.3cm wingspan when completed
• Includes: Decals