Fly Models 1/72 Caproni Ca.100 Radial Engine

The Ca.100 was a standard military training aircraft for the Italian Air Force in the 1930s, making its first flight in 1928. The Ca.100 was based on the de Havilland DH.60 Moth, which was produced under license by Caproni at the time, by redesigning the main wings and tail. This aircraft, which was popular overseas, was manufactured under license in Portugal and Bulgaria, and was introduced as a military training aircraft in Austria, Spain, and Peru. Approximately 700 of this aircraft were built, of which several dozen were made as the seaplane type Ca.100 IDRO.

This 1/72 scale model kit from Fly is a completely new mold! It includes photo-etched wire wheel parts and decals for four versions: two from Italy, and one each from Austria and Saudi Arabia. Approximately 10.1cm long, 13.9cm wingspan when completed

Includes

• Photo-etched parts, decals for 4 versions