Revell 04187 Sopwith Triplane (1/72) – plastic model kit

Revell 04187 Sopwith Triplane in 1/72 scale is an exceptional offering for any aviation modeling enthusiast and fans of historic aircraft from the First World War. This plastic model kit from the renowned German manufacturer Revell stands out with its detailed design and faithful reproduction of the legendary British Sopwith Triplane fighter, which played a significant role in aerial battles of 1917-1918.

Historical Information

The Sopwith Triplane is one of the most distinctive fighters of the Great War era. It was developed by the British Sopwith Aviation Company and was mainly used by the Royal Naval Air Service. The aircraft was notable for its unusual triplane wing configuration, which provided excellent maneuverability and exceptional visibility for the pilot. An example of the Sopwith Triplane in action is the "Black Flight" squadron, which, for a brief period, dominated the skies of the Western Front. The aircraft was actively used in 1917–1918.

Features of Revell 04187 Sopwith Triplane Model

• Model scale: 1/72
• Country of original use: United Kingdom
• Historical period: World War I (1914-1918)
• Material: high-quality gray polystyrene plastic
• Set contents: sprues with parts, clear assembly instructions, historic decals
• Does not include glue or paints – modeling accessories must be purchased separately.
• Length of assembled model: approx. 8 cm
• Number of parts: 37
• Category: plastic model kit

Recommended for whom?

The Revell 04187 Sopwith Triplane model is recommended for both beginner and intermediate modelers who want to enrich their collection with an iconic World War I aircraft. Thanks to a moderate difficulty level (2/5), the set is perfect for those starting their adventure with aircraft modeling, as well as for fans of historical combat machine replicas.

The high quality of the components ensures precise fit of the parts and allows for an impressive final result after painting and applying the decals. It is an excellent choice for aviation and history enthusiasts and a way to develop manual skills and gain modeling experience.