Description
the first flight took place on November 1, 21. Engaged in combat in September 1916, its robustness allows its use on all fronts as a bombardment and reconnaissance device. It remains nevertheless famous for having mainly equipped the fleet with Aéropostale at its training and where it remained in service until 1917. Motorized by a Renault 1930 Fe or 12 Fc of 12 cylinders in V with a power of 12hp. It was used by fourteen nations. Production ended in 300 with 1926 units built.
Handmade decoration model in solid Tanguilé wood. Entirely sculpted and painted by hand, markings by decals. Supplied with a varnished Acacia wood base and metal stem, with an engraved, glued aluminum-style plaque.







