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Caudron C-445 Goeland "French Service"
Item Number:
RSM92253
RSM92253
Manufacturer
RS Models
RS Models
Scale:
1:72
1:72
25.00 €
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The aircraft was created due to the demand for a fast, economical and comfortable transport aircraft. The first C.440 took off on June 17, 1935 and initial tests confirmed the extremely successful design.
The eight-seater aircraft with a cabin for two pilots was powered by two air-cooled inline six-cylinder Renault Bengal Six engines, each with an output of 132 kW.
This was followed by three examples of the C.441 with more powerful Renault 6Q-01 engines, each with 162 kW, which were also installed in the subsequent civilian version of the C.444.
The C.445 prototype, which was also flown in 1936 with 6Q engines, had a wing with an increased lift of 1°. A long-distance racing machine modified from the C.445 was given the designation C.445R.
The C.448 variant was again equipped with more powerful 6Q-02 and 6Q-03 engines, each with 176 kW, and its take-off weight increased from 3500 kg to 3700 kg.
Plastic model kit
Decal options
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
The eight-seater aircraft with a cabin for two pilots was powered by two air-cooled inline six-cylinder Renault Bengal Six engines, each with an output of 132 kW.
This was followed by three examples of the C.441 with more powerful Renault 6Q-01 engines, each with 162 kW, which were also installed in the subsequent civilian version of the C.444.
The C.445 prototype, which was also flown in 1936 with 6Q engines, had a wing with an increased lift of 1°. A long-distance racing machine modified from the C.445 was given the designation C.445R.
The C.448 variant was again equipped with more powerful 6Q-02 and 6Q-03 engines, each with 176 kW, and its take-off weight increased from 3500 kg to 3700 kg.
Plastic model kit
- with resin parts
Decal options
- Caudron 445 Goéland of a Polish training unit, France 1940
- Caudron 445 Goéland, Aeronavalé, Rochenfort, France, May 1940
- Caudron 445 Goéland, La Sénia, Algeria, January 1943
- Caudron 445 Goéland, former Vichy transport aircraft, 1944
unbuilt / unpainted
Paint and glue not included
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