Japan Aerobase Airco DH2 imported brass World War I British fighter model

/ Product description and story / The Airco DH2 was built by the British in the First World War. The Airco DH2's engine is different from the average fighter because it is placed at the rear. It has excellent climbing ability. In addition, because of this power layout, there is no conventional propeller design in front, and the driver is not susceptible to propeller interference during flight. / Size, size, size, weight / 12.5 x 19.0 x 0.7 cm / 60g (ratio 1/160 Micro Wing series) / Material / brass / Use and maintenance methods / This product must be assembled by DIY. The tools required are tweezers and blades. No need to use instant glue. Difficulty: Medium (Difficult in the three levels) https://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag48/suss0316/_zps0sukfwfi.jpg / Designer and brand profile / Shinichi Gwami, the founder of AEROBASE, is a designer who loves models. Every product is carefully reviewed from planning to design to delivery, ensuring that every piece of work has the same high quality. **This product is made in Japan, and the quality of the land products is high.** **Please see the assembly teaching below** https://youtu.be/dJfpAeQwlak https://youtu.be/zzy5hpWjZOI Origin / manufacturing methods Made in Japan https://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/ag48/suss0316/detail_zps2d6yzdk5.jpg