Copper State Models F32-047 French Escadrille commander Antonin Brocard 1/32

Copper State Models F32-047 French Escadrille commander Antonin Brocard 1/32 is a highly detailed figure of a French aviation squadron commander from World War I, made in 1/32 scale. Offered by the renowned Copper State Models company, this resin miniature depicts Colonel Antonin Brocard – the famous French pilot who commanded the legendary Escadrille N.3 unit, also known as “Les Cigognes” (The Storks).

The figure faithfully reproduces the historical officer’s uniform from the years 1914-1918, taking into account details of the uniform, headgear, and the distinctive equipment of Great War aviators. The model is ideal as a complement to an aviation diorama – especially when combined with models of French aircraft such as the Nieuport or SPAD, used by French fighter squadrons during World War I.

• Scale: 1/32
• Country of use: France
• Historical period: World War I (1914–1918)
• Subject: Commander Antonin Brocard, Escadrille N.3
• Material: high-quality modelling resin providing exceptional detail sharpness
• Kit contents: resin figure for self-assembly (glue and paints not included)
• Category: resin model for assembly and painting
• Manufacturer: Copper State Models

Figures from this brand are characterized by precise detailing and high-quality resin casting, which allows for a realistic final effect after painting. The product is an excellent choice for intermediate and advanced modelers interested in World War I aviation and historical reconstructions. Thanks to the model’s historical authenticity, the figure also serves perfectly as a display piece for collectors and aviation history enthusiasts.

Build difficulty level: 3/5 – recommended for those with experience in working with resin models, requires sanding and precision gluing skills.

We recommend Copper State Models F32-047 French Escadrille commander Antonin Brocard 1/32 to all modelers and collectors who value high detail quality, historical authenticity, and unique characters from World War I.