World War 1 Nieuport
Scale Model Aircraft, WWI Plastic Model
Aircraft Kits,
Diecast Models and Balsa Wood Model Aircraft Kits.
WW1 Nieuport Scale Model Aircraft made of Plastic, Wood, Diecast and more.
Lots of WW1 Pictures and WW1 Aircraft History.
You are in the Nieuport Biplane Section. of
the World War 1 Model Aircraft Department. in
the Yellow
Airplane store.
Nieuport Model World War 1 Scale Model Kits. Nieuport 11, Nieuport 17, 23, 28,
50.
In 1917, the first troops of the American Expeditionary Force arrived in
France during World War I.
These Nieuport model airplanes show the history of World War 1.
These Nieuport World War 1 aircraft also supply you with very good pictures or
World War 1 aircraft and weapons. If you are looking up information about
the World War 1 Planes, check the bottom of the page for History Notes on the
Nieuport World War Plane. On about October 12th, 2007, I heard that there
were less than 500 World War 1 Veterans still alive.
Edouard Nieuport, 1875-1911. Pommier, details the
brilliant engineering solutions that Nieuport applied to cycling and automobiles
before turning to aircraft. His
brother Charles and the company bearing their name - which at one time lead the
world in aircraft production. The first
airplane designed to be a fighter, the Nieuport 11 - nicknamed "Baby" by the
pilots who thought it was small and cute - defined the cutting edge of military
aviation in 1916 and was largely responsible for ending the "Fokker Scourge."
The Nieuport was Eddie Rickenbacker's favorite
fighter. The French Nieuport company
provided Allied forces with the first true fighter of World War I. Flown by
French, British, Russian, Belgian, and Italian aces, the XI was replaced in 1916
by the even more popular XII. Americans flew a final variant, the Nie.28, in
1918.
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Nieuport 11 1/12 Balsa Kit Balsa Wood Model Kit
1/12 scale precision laser cut balsa kit includes full decals, has a 24"
wingspan when completed, and can be used for display, gas, or rubber-powered
flight. Assembly required. World War 1.
#0008913 Price:
$41.95
Adjudant Norman Prince,
Lafayette Escadrille, World War 1
Pre Built Die Cast Model Airplane.
The first airplane designed to be
a fighter, the Nieuport 11 - nicknamed "Baby" by the pilots who thought it was
small and cute - defined the cutting edge of military aviation in 1916 and was
largely responsible for ending the "Fokker Scourge."
Replicating the Nieuport 11 Bebe flown in the 1916 Battle
of Verdun by Adjudant Norman Prince, an American who achieved four aerial
victories flying for the Lafayette Escadrille, this 1/48 scale die cast
model features bracing and control wiring detail, a simulated wood grain
propeller, a detailed cockpit with a removable pilot figure, simulated
incendiary rockets for "balloon busting," gray tires, authentic markings, a
decorative display base and more. 6" wingspan.
#0093305
Tenente Franceso Baracca, Udine, November 1916
Pre Built Die Cast Display Model Aircraft.
The first airplane designed to be
a fighter, the Nieuport 11 - nicknamed "Baby" by the pilots who thought it was
small and cute - defined the cutting edge of military aviation in 1916 and was
largely responsible for ending the "Fokker Scourge."
Replicating the Nieuport 11 Bebe flown by Tenente
Francesco Baracca - an Italian hero who recorded 35 victories in World War I -
when he became an ace on Nov. 25, 1916, this limited edition, 1/48 scale
die cast model features real bracing and control wires, a simulated wood grain
propeller, a detailed cockpit with a removable figure of Baracca, authentic gray
tires, finely printed markings including "prancing horse" fuselage art, a
decorative display base and more. 6" wingspan; arrives ready to display.
#0093306
Price: $69.95
Nieuport 17 Specifications
Aircraft
: Nieuport 17
Year
: 1916
Engine
: 1 x "Rhone"9J 110 hp.
Wingspan : 8.16 m
Length
: 5.80 m
Weight
: 375 kg/560 kg
Max. speed : 165 km/h
Ceiling
: 5300
Crew
: 1
Armament
: 1 x machinegun
Nieuport
17C.1 1/48 Kit Plastic Model Kit. World War 1
1/48 Scale Model Kit Nieuport 17C.1.
Plastic model kit of WWI's dominant French fighter, the Nieuport. 6
¾" wingspan, assembly required. #0009130 Price: $7.95
"Flyboys," Blaine Rawlings
Pre Built Die Cast Model
Replicating the
Nieuport 17 flown by Blaine Rawlings of the Lafayette Escadrille in the
movie Flyboys, this 1/48 scale die cast model features
super-details such as finely etched engine cylinders, textured surfaces, a
rotating propeller, a pilot figure and more. 6½" wingspan.
#0093307
Price: $44.95
Model and
a Movie
Nieuport 17 1/32 Kit Plastic Model Kit
Plastic kit of the Allies' most dominant WWI fighter features detailed cockpit
interior & engine compartment and includes authentic markings.
One of the most famous Allied
fighters of World War I, the Nieuport 17 was flown by several top aces such as
Georges Guynemer and Raoul Lufbery (see item #70333). This 1/32 scale
plastic kit of the fast and maneuverable aircraft features textured wing
surfaces, a detailed cockpit interior and engine compartment, the Nieuport 17's
famous wing-mounted machine gun, a choice of markings and more. 10" wingspan;
assembly required.
#0009790 Price: $18.95
Accurately portraying the thrill and
danger of aerial dogfights like no movie before, this, the first
World War I aviation film in more than 30 years, was inspired by the
epic tale of the young American men who became
known as the Lafayette Escadrille - ordinary boys who volunteered
for the First World War looking for adventure and, in the process,
became heroes. DVD includes deleted scenes, an inside look at
the special effects, and more. Widescreen, DTS Surround Sound, Rated
PG-13, 2 hrs. 20 min.
#00V9732
Price: $14.95
From the Webmaster: This
was a fantastic Movie. The effects and story were super
excellent and I highly recommend that everyone see this movie.
It was great. I watched it at the Century Theater in
Anchorage Alaska, October 2006.
"Flyboys," Eugene Skinner
Pre Built Diecast Model Airplane
Replicating the Nieuport 17s
and Fokker Dr. Is flown by the Lafayette Escadrille and their adversaries in
the movie Flyboys, this 1/48 scale die cast model features
super-details such as finely etched engine cylinders, textured surfaces, a
rotating propeller, a pilot figure and more.
#0093309
Nieuport 17 1/32 Kit Plastic Model Kit
Plastic kit of the Allies' most dominant WWI fighter features detailed cockpit
interior & engine compartment and includes authentic markings.One of the most famous Allied
fighters of World War I, the Nieuport 17 was flown by several top aces such as
Georges Guynemer and Raoul Lufbery (see item #70333). This 1/32 scale
plastic kit of the fast and maneuverable aircraft features textured wing
surfaces, a detailed cockpit interior and engine compartment, the Nieuport 17's
famous wing-mounted machine gun, a choice of markings and more. 10" wingspan;
assembly required.
#0009790 Price:
$18.95
"Flyboys," Reed Cassidy
Pre Built Die Cast Model Airplane
Replicating the Nieuport 17s and
Fokker Dr.Is flown by the Lafayette Escadrille and their adversaries in the
movie Flyboys, this 1/48 scale die cast model features super-details such
as finely etched engine cylinders, textured surfaces, a rotating propeller, a
pilot figure and more.
#0093308
Price: $44.95
Nieuport 17 1/32 Kit
Plastic Model Airplane Kit. One of the most famous Allied
fighters of World War I, the Nieuport 17 was flown by several top aces such as
Georges Guynemer and Raoul Lufbery (see item #70333). This 1/32 scale
plastic kit of the fast and maneuverable aircraft features textured wing
surfaces, a detailed cockpit interior and engine compartment, the Nieuport 17's
famous wing-mounted machine gun, a choice of markings and more. 10" wingspan;
assembly required.
#0009790
Price: $18.95
Nieuport 23 Jim Stovall.
Aviation Art Print
Thoroughly researched and historically correct, this highly detailed drawing
shows the classic WWI fighter ready for action. Signed, limited edition 24"x
18" print.
#0007154
Price: $29.95
Nieuport 28 1/16 Museum Kit
Wood, Metal, Rubber Museum Quality Model Kit. This true-to-life, 1/16 scale static model
reproduces virtually every detail of Eddie
Rickenbacker's favorite fighter. Designed without the customary
fabric covering to better show the fascinating structural components, this
remarkable kit includes three sheets of blueprint quality plans and an
illustrated step-by-step instruction manual. You also get 190 basswood,
birch and plywood parts (most laser cut) and hundreds of finely cast
Britannia metal, copper, aluminum, brass, and rubber parts that make up the
instrument panel, fuel tank, turnbuckles, ailerons, struts, compression bar,
stabilizers, machine guns, wheels, tires and more. Assembled kit has a 20"
wingspan and measures 15¾" long.
#0088993
Price: $235.00
Nieuport 28
1/64 DieCast Model
Pre Built Die Cast Model Aircraft.
94th Aero Squadron This 1/64 scale die cast model of a
Nieuport 28 flown by America's first combat squadron -
the 94th Aero Squadron - in World War I features a rotating
propeller, authentic "Hat in the Ring" squadron markings, a display stand
and more. 5" wingspan.
#0091119
Price: $13.95
Loire-Nieuport LN-40/401
1/48 Kit
Plastic Model Kit Replicating the WW2 LN-401
dive-bomber that flew for the French navy during the Battle of France and
for the Vichy Republic later in the war, this limited edition 1/48
scale plastic kit includes resin and photo-etched metal detail parts, the
option to build either the LN-40 or LN-401 variants, and a choice of
markings. 11½" wingspan; assembly required.
#0096031
Price: $46.95
12" Lieutenant Eddie Rickenbacker Flying Ace Action Figure. Product Description
Accessories include US Officer's Tunic with officer bars and pilot's wings,
officer's breaches, officer's trenchcoat, officer's belt, scarf, overseas cap,
officer's Map Case, and Map. ASIN: B000J5Q604
Non-toxic Plastic Kit Cement Don't forget the cement to put together your plastic
kits! It's non-toxic and made specifically for the plastic kits available here.
#0006023
Price: $1.19
Webmasters Note: When I used the non-Toxic
plastic cement, it would work almost as good as the toxic glues in the red
label tube. However, after a couple of years, this type of cement
doesn't give a proper, lasting bond that the toxic cement used.
You're better off going to Wal Mart
and getting the bottle with the RED Label, it will make a difference in the
long run.
C. Jeff Dyrek, Webmaster
Aircraft Finishing Set
Model Airplane Paint Set. Make your models more life-like with these
enamel paints. Set includes six colors, thinner,
paintbrush, cement pen and a tray.
#0006014
Accurately portraying the thrill and danger of
aerial dogfights like no movie before, this, the first
World War I aviation film in more than 30 years, was inspired by the epic tale
of the young American men who became known as the Lafayette Escadrille -
ordinary boys who volunteered for the First World War looking for adventure and,
in the process, became heroes. DVD includes deleted scenes, an inside
look at the special effects, and more. Widescreen, DTS Surround Sound, Rated
PG-13, 2 hrs. 20 min.
#00V9732
Price: $14.95
From the Webmaster: This was a fantastic Movie.
The effects and story were super excellent and I highly recommend that
everyone see this movie. It was great. I watched it at the
Century Theater in Anchorage Alaska, October 2006.
Aircraft
: Nieuport 17
Year
: 1916
Engine
: 1 x "Rhone"9J 110 hp
Wingspan : 8.16 m
Length
: 5.80 m
Weight
: 375 kg/560 kg
Max. speed : 165 km/h
Ceiling
: 5300
Crew
: 1
Armament
: 1 x machinegun
Nieuport History Research Note
Briefs.
Edouard
Nieuport, 1875-1911. Pommier. This biography details the
brilliant engineering solutions that Nieuport applied to
cycling and automobiles before turning to aircraft.
His brother Charles and the
company bearing their name - which at one time lead the
world in aircraft production.
Flyboys epic tale of the
young American men who became known as the Lafayette
Escadrille - ordinary boys who volunteered for the First
World War looking for adventure and, in the process, became
heroes
Nieuport 11 Bebe flown in
the 1916 Battle of Verdun by Adjutant Norman Prince, an
American who achieved four aerial victories flying for the
Lafayette Escadrille
The first
airplane designed to be a fighter, the Nieuport 11 -
nicknamed "Baby" by the pilots who thought it was small and
cute - defined the cutting edge of military aviation in 1916
and was largely responsible for ending the "Fokker Scourge."
The Royal
Flying Corps' top-scoring WWI ace was Billy Bishop, a
Canadian, who scored 72 victories. Awarded the Victoria
Cross, he was the first pilot to surpass the record of
famed British Ace Albert Ball.
America's
first ace, Raoul Lufbery, flew this Nieuport 17 to his
fifth aerial victory when, returning from an escort
mission over Oberndorf on October 12, 1916, he downed a
Roland C.II.
26 American
aces including Maj. Gen. "Boots" Blesse, Brig.
Gen. David Lee "Tex" Hill, and Brig. Gen. Steve Ritchie.
On June 23, 1916, Victor Chapman - flying a Nieuport
16 as a member of the famed Lafayette Escadrille - finds himself alone against
five German Eindeckers and quickly becomes the first U.S. airman to lose his
life in World War I combat.
One of the most famous Allied fighters of World War
I, the Nieuport 17 was flown by several top aces such as Georges Guynemer and
Raoul Lufbery
WW2 LN-401 dive-bomber that flew for the French navy
during the Battle of France and for the Vichy Republic later in the war
Tenente Franceso Baracca, Udine, November 1916
Eddie Rickenbacker's favorite fighter
Nieuport 28 flown by America's first combat
squadron - the 94th Aero Squadron - in World War I
The French Nieuport company provided Allied
forces with the first true fighter of World War I. Flown by French, British,
Russian, Belgian, and Italian aces, the XI was replaced in 1916 by the even more
popular XII. Americans flew a final variant, the Nie.28, in 1918.
The French firm of Nieuport built some of the
best-looking and most effective fighting planes of World War One - the types 11,
17 and 28 gaining particular fame. Nieuports were also among the most numerous
aircraft of the War, being operated particularly by the French, British,
Belgian, Russian, Italian and American forces.
Lt. Alan Winslow in his Nieuport 28 downs a
German fighter marking the first aerial victory for the U.S. Army Air Service
