How to build
All products are for age of 15 and up.
Etrich Taube was a World War I reconnaissance aircraft that first flew in 1910 and was designed by Austrian Igo Etrich. It is named Taube (dove) and looks like a bird, but it is not a bird, but an airplane inspired by the gliding seeds of the winged plant, Alsomitra macrocarpa.
Igo Etrich (Deutsches Museum）
Package
Brass etching parts
Step-by-step instructions
in English and Japanese
Utility knife is best.
Tweezers
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Use cardboard included in kit.
Test parts is included.
Tips
Fuselage and rudder.
Do not use glue yet.
Attach the spar and tailplane.
Remove the plate after attaching the radiator.
Raise up the wing ribs and making 3D airfoil.
Main wing
Assembly test
Install the cockpit (white metal)
One-piece landing gear
Finish
Twist the propeller blades.
Flat wing
Shape the wing as shown.
Paint the name plate.
File the letter surface.
Completed
Copper version (Model: B207)