Valom 14412 SPAD XIII 1/144 – plastic airplane model kit

The Valom 14412 SPAD XIII model in 1/144 scale is a precisely crafted model kit intended for aviation history enthusiasts and collectors of miniature World War I aircraft. This plastic assembly model allows you to recreate one of the most iconic fighters of the era, used by the air forces of France as well as the United States, United Kingdom, Belgium, Italy, and many other allies.

The SPAD XIII has earned a legendary place in aviation history as the aircraft flown by aces such as René Fonck, Eddie Rickenbacker, and Francesco Baracca. This fighter entered service in 1917 and was operated until the end of World War I, and even postwar by some countries. It became famous for its robustness, high speed, and effective weaponry—two Vickers machine guns. The SPAD XIII played a key role in the aerial battles during the final stages of World War I.

The offered model is intended for self-assembly and allows you to faithfully reproduce the features of this historic machine in the small but impressive 1/144 scale. The kit is made from high-quality plastic, ensuring ease of processing, excellent fit of parts, and durability of the model once assembled. In the box you will find precisely cast fuselage, wings, tail, as well as delicate cockpit and undercarriage details. The model is sold without paints and glue, allowing the modeller to freely choose painting schemes and finish the model with their chosen techniques.

• Scale: 1/144
• Material: plastic
• Historical period: World War I
• Country of origin: France (also operated by, among others, USA, UK, Belgium)
• High quality details and accurate reproduction
• Kit does not include glue or paints

The Valom 14412 product is recommended for collectors of World War I aircraft models, as well as all modelers looking to enrich their collection with a fighter of exceptional historical significance. Due to the small scale and number of parts, this set is recommended for both intermediate and beginner modelers—we rate the difficulty level as 2/5. The model is sure to make an interesting weekend project or a part of a larger historical diorama.