DEWOITINE D.500 - FRENCH AIR FORCE 1938

Description

Product History

The Dewoitine D.500 is a French interwar fighter built by Dewoitine. It was the first monoplane aircraft with low cantilever wings to enter service with the French Air Force. It was put into service in March 1935 and if the aircraft caused a sensation when it appeared in 1932, it was quickly overtaken by the evolution of techniques between 1934 and 1936. Constructor : Émile Dewoitine Aircraft Construction Role: Fighter Aircraft Commissioning : 1935 Withdrawal Date : 1940

Features

Length : 243 mm Wingspan : 380 mm The kit includes a strip of decals of the «cartograph decal» brand.

Brand

Dora Wings was founded in 2017. Despite the short time, the company successfully develops and expands its product range, regularly publishing new articles. Dora Wings actively cooperates with renowned designers, builders and artists who have established themselves as high-level professionals to meet the needs of their customers, always looking for new interesting prototypes and improving the quality of the models.