Manufacturer: Wingnut Wings

While it probably wouldn’t be Snoopy’s first choice for going to war, the Salmson 2-A2 was a very important aircraft to the fledgling U.S. Army Air Service in World War I.  Wingnut Wings has acknowledged this importance by including a USAS boxing of its brand-new Salmson 2-A2 in 1/32 scale (along with the French boxing).…

Wingnut Wings has added two 1/32 scale plastic model kits of the F.E.2; the F.E.2b depicts the aircraft in its later years. A number of optional parts are included, such as two styles of propellers, various interior fittings, armament and ordnance, and of course, Wingnut’s standard of five decal options.

In a reversal of real-life 1918, Wingnut Wings has placed its 1/32 scale Pfalz D.XII in production ahead of the vaunted Fokker D.VII. But while modelers seem to desire the D.VII, Wingnut’s Pfalz does not play second fiddle to any other large-scale World War I airplane.

Details abound in this W.29 model kit, with a well-equipped gunner’s position behind the cockpit and engine.

With a 30″ wingspan, Wingnut Wings’ Gotha is a big model — and it doesn’t skimp on the details.

New Zealand-based Wingnut Wings continues to astound modelers with high-quality moldings of World War I aircraft.

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