A nice little injected plastic key of a classic british trainer, up to the usual sminiwings standards. You will note some of the fine details on this release - of particular note is the quality of the canopy and how thin the glazing is for such a small piece in this scale!
Two kits are provided in this boxed edition
During the 1950s, the Provost was developed for the Royal Air Force (RAF) as a replacement for the Percival Prentice. The Provost was an all-metal, single-engined, two-seat monoplane, featuring fixed conventional landing gear with a fully-castering tailwheel. It was developed to provide training that was better-suited to the increasingly-complicated operational aircraft that were then being brought into service. The main two seats in the cockpit were positioned in a side-by-side configuration, enabling the instructor to sit directly alongside the student, easing training by allowing for mutual close observation and for flight procedures to be more readily demonstrated; a third seat had been originally specified for use by an observer, but this position was later omitted following little use.[6] The cockpit was considered to be relatively bulky amongst its contemporary rivals, a feature that did not heavily impinge upon the aircraft's overall performance.[3] The type was designed to be easy to maintain; various components were intentionally interchangeable where possible and there was a generous provision of access hatches in the fuselage.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percival_Provost
Description for Ref. No.: mini331
2 kit - (Boxed)
23 Plastic parts - included are bonus underwing rockets intended for the Omani export version!
1 Clear plastic canopy
4 Decal versions
- RAF Central Flying School
- Sudanese Airforce
- Irish Air Corps
- Iraqi Air Force
http://www.miniwing.cz/percival-provost-t-1-t-53.html
Available: January 2020
Cost: 20.99 $ - inc Free Global Shipping from Kits-World
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Review kit supplied by Miniwing
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