Revell 04730 SPAD XIII (1/28)

Revell 04730 SPAD XIII in 1:28 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit designed for aviation modeling enthusiasts. Developed with attention to detail by the renowned company Revell, this kit allows you to recreate one of the most famous fighter planes of World War I.

Historical description of the SPAD XIII aircraft

The SPAD XIII was an advancement of the highly successful SPAD VII, developed in France in 1917 by Société Pour l'Aviation et ses Dérivés (SPAD). This aircraft played a key role during World War I, serving with the air forces of France, the United States, Britain, Italy, and Belgium. It was renowned for its high speed, durability, and effective armament in the form of two Vickers machine guns. The SPAD XIII became famous in battles with units like Escadrille Lafayette and ace pilots such as Eddie Rickenbacker and Georges Guynemer.

• Model scale: 1/28
• Original user country: France, United States, and other Entente states
• Service period: World War I (from 1917)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: plastic
• Set contents: sprues with parts to assemble, clear parts for the cockpit, military markings decals, and detailed assembly instructions
• Model does not include glue or paints – these are required separately

Advantages of the Revell 04730 SPAD XIII model

The kit features highly detailed structural elements, including a realistically recreated fuselage and wings. The manufacturer ensured an accurate representation of details such as rigging imitations, the pilot’s cockpit, and weaponry. The 1/28 scale allows for the creation of a large, impressive model that will be a highlight of any World War I aviation modeling collection.

Who is this model recommended for?

Revell 04730 SPAD XIII is recommended primarily for intermediate and advanced modelers who appreciate detail and realism. Due to numerous details and the need for precise assembly, the kit presents a challenge. It is an ideal choice for both military enthusiasts and fans of aviation history. Difficulty level (on a scale of 1-5): 3/5.