SNCASO SO.9050 Trident II 1:72 is a short-run injection-molded kit of the experimental French fighter from Mikromir, with photo-etched parts added.
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This plastic kit captures one of the most unusual French prototypes of the 1950s in 1:72 scale. It is a short-run injection-molded model with a set of photo-etched parts added for fine detail. The package holds parts in hard plastic and a decal sheet; the finished model has a span of roughly ten centimeters.
The Trident II was a mixed-power interceptor: the main propulsion came from a rocket motor in the rear of the fuselage, supplemented by a pair of jet engines on the wing tips. The machine first flew in December 1955 and served for research into flight at high altitudes and high speeds. The program was ended after a few prototypes had been built and the machine never went into series production.
With short-run moldings it pays to clean the parts up first and to try the fit in advance. Glue the plastic with thin plastic cement and use super glue for the etched parts. Apply a primer before painting to even the surface out, and spray silvery metal areas with an airbrush onto a smooth undercoat. It is best to finish the cockpit and the fine accessories before the fuselage is closed.
The model is supplied unassembled and unpainted. Glue, paints and accessories are not included in the package, unless stated otherwise.
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