BOEING STEARMAN PT-17 KAYDET

Description

The Product
Two-seat aircraft for primary pilot training, designed by the Stearman Aircraft Corporation, which later became a separate division of Boeing. The aircraft had excellent flight characteristics, was relatively easy to control, and became a true "flying classroom" for thousands of pilots.

Features
• New tooling
• Markings for two aircraft: s/n 42-16408, “88,” U.S. Army Flight Training Base, Mather Field, Sacramento, California, October 1942; BP30, 4 British Flight Training School (BFTS), Mesa, Arizona, USA, early 1940s
• 1:32 scale plastic model by Roden, requires paint and glue

The Brand
RODEN pays special attention to the quality of the molding and the plastic materials used in the production process. The manufacturing tools are specialized for producing press tools, molds, polygraphic printing plates, vacuum forming dies, and complex configuration parts.