PM Model 1014 Bellenca Citabria, Rubber Motorized Free Flight Model Kit (PM1014)

PM MODEL 1014 Bellenca Citabria, Tire Motor Disassembled Free Flight Model

Brand:PM model
Stock Code:PM1014
Dimensions:54 x 40 cm.
Type:Disassembled Kit (You need to combine)
Material:Balsa

Bellenca Citabria Kiti Contents

• Balsa Wooden Slases
• 1 Japanese paper
• 1 Piece Adhesive
• 1 Mounting Guide

Tire Motor Airplane Features

• It is composed of wooden pieces.
• Japanese paper is used to cover the surfaces.
• Adhesive out of the box.
• With the assembly guide in it, you can easily perform the necessary jerking operations.

You can find the ingredients you need to finish this product at the bottom of the page

Our Citabria model is minimized by a real aircraft, but we narrowed the wing a little while designing this plane; For this reason, we describe our model as a semi -scale. Bellanca Citabria body, winged from the top, is an easy -to -make model. The Citabria model contains a bent down landing tool wire, plastic propeller, plastic wheels, plastic hood, plastic rear wheel and a very stylish decal set. The Citabria model is flying very well if it is made in accordance with the plan. The Citabria model has been exported since 2018.

About PM Model

PM Model was founded in 1978 under the name of PMS (Plastic Model Industry) by Mehmet Celal Şekercioğlu and Bülent Cansoy.
Mehmet C. Şekercioğlu works at Alarko Holding at that time and produces plastic model aircraft models that can be brought from abroad with great difficulties from abroad. With the help of Zihni Özcan, the owner of Özen Mold and Güçsan plastic companies, F-86E Super Sabre releases as the first model and makes a big sound. The second model Spitfire is MKVB and the third model is 1/96 scale F-4 Phantom.
With the departure of Bülent Cansoy in April 1982, Mehmet C. Şekercioğlu continued as a model, and until November 24, 2012, it has gained a rightful place in history as the first plastic model company of our country with 3 volatile and 40 plastic models.
The PM model was transferred by Nuri Selim Etger in April 2013 with the same name.