AZM7556 - AZ Models - 1/72 DHC-1 'Chipmunk' T.10 - WWHP113359

AZM7556 - AZ Models - 1/72 DHC-1 'Chipmunk' T.10 - WWHP113359

Preowned, Original seal, Mint

The Chipmunk was de Havilland Canada's first indigenous design, drawn up by Polish engineer Wsiewołod Jakimiuk in 1946 as a Tiger Moth replacement. Over 1,200 were built in Canada, Britain and Portugal, and the RAF used the T.10 to give initial flying training to generations of pilots. Air Experience Flights and University Air Squadrons flew them into the 1990s, and plenty are still airworthy on the civil register.

In the box

• Grey styrene sprues with fuselage halves, wings and tail surfaces
• Clear canopy
• Cockpit floor, seats and instrument panel detail
• Propeller, spinner and fixed undercarriage
• Decal sheet for four aircraft, WG407 of 9 Air Experience Flight in 1977, WP964 of the Army Air Corps in camouflage, WD322 of Manchester University Air Squadron, and WZ868 of the Primary Flying Squadron in 1970
• Colour and markings guide with Humbrol references