Mikro-Mir 1/32 DFW T.28 Floch

Experimental fighter from the First World War, the DFW Floh 1/32. A strange plane with a cheerful smile.

The T.28 Flo was a small, prototype biplane fighter developed in Germany in 1915.
This aircraft employed a highly unique aerodynamic design that shaped the fuselage into a wing-like streamline to increase lift, resulting in excellent high-speed performance for its time.

The T.28, equipped with a 100-horsepower Mercedes DI water-cooled inline six-cylinder engine and achieving a top speed of 180 km/h, never went into mass production because its unusual shape resulted in extremely poor forward visibility for the pilot.

As its nickname "Flow (Flea)" suggests, this kit faithfully reproduces the aircraft's distinctive, squat, and cute form, and includes photo-etched parts and one type of decal.
When completed, it will be approximately 141mm in length and 203mm in width.