Add the Nieuport 17 C.1 to your collection, the biplane that ushered in the era of modern military aviation in Poland, reborn after the partitions.

Build a Great War skies legend! With 274 high-quality blocks, you can assemble a precise model of one of the most important aircraft of World War I, the French Nieuport 17 C.1 fighter in Polish markings.

This light, agile and fast aircraft became an icon of Allied aviation, and after World War I it also found its way to reborn Poland, supporting the first Polish squadrons in the fight for the borders of the Republic.

The Success Story of the Nieuport 17

In 1916, the French manufacturer Nieuport unveiled a new version of its fighter, the Model 17 C.1, equipped with a 110 hp Le Rhône engine.

The aircraft was larger, more powerful and faster than its predecessor, the Nieuport 11, offering excellent maneuverability and a great climb rate. It quickly became the primary fighter for French and British pilots.

The greatest Allied aces of the time, including Albert Ball and William Bishop, flew the Nieuport 17, scoring dozens of aerial victories. Impressed by the design's performance, the Germans attempted to create a counterpart, the Siemens-Schuckert D.I. fighter.

Nieuport 17s in the Polish Air Force

After the end of World War I, several Nieuport 17s were delivered to Poland.

These aircraft joined the first Polish air units and saw combat during the Polish-Soviet War. Interestingly, Polish Nieuports were among the first aircraft to carry the Nieuport 17. The red and white checkerboard pattern, a symbol that eventually became a permanent symbol of Polish aviation, was a key element of the Polish Air Force.

These biplane fighters played a significant role in building the fledgling Polish Air Force.

Although considered somewhat outdated by this time, they were highly reliable and still impressively maneuverable in combat. For Polish pilots, they were not only a combat tool but also a symbol of the birth of Polish aviation.

Valued for their durability and ease of operation, they served pilots who courageously defended their homeland's independence.

Now you too can add this legendary aircraft to your collection of model kits.

Why add the Nieuport 17 C.1 with Polish markings to your collection:

Authenticity in every detail – The model features a precisely reproduced aircraft shape, realistic paint scheme and a sesquiplane wing arrangement, in which the lower wing is significantly smaller than the upper wing. The model looks impressive, maintaining authentic proportions and details.

Polish markings without Stickers – Red and white checkerboard patterns printed directly onto the blocks guarantee historical accuracy in the reproduction of graphic elements, durability and a perfect appearance for years to come.

Pilot Figure – An airman in a period Polish uniform will add a unique character to your set. Build the figure and prepare the pilot for flight, then place him in the plane to set off on an air mission.

Collector's Plaque – A sturdy white plaque made of blocks featuring the plane's name, scale and the Polish and French flags will be perfect for displaying the model in a collector's display case.

Fun, learning, and passion all in one – By building this model, you'll learn about the history of Polish aviation and develop your construction skills.

Intuitive Instructions – Thanks to the simple and clear instructions, building the set will be easy even for less experienced builders. It's an excellent option for people of all ages who want to explore the secrets of historical model construction.

Perfect for young and old – The set is perfect for younger modelers (9+) and also looks great on display. A must-have for any mature collector who wants a Great War model in their collection.

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Build a Nieuport 17 C.1 biplane fighter in the colors of the Polish Air Force and, through play, learn more about the times when the history of Polish air forces was being born.

Add to your collection a symbol of the courage, tradition and passion of the pilots who fought for Poland's freedom in these lightweight biplanes and create your own squadron of classic fighters!

•      274 high-quality pieces

•      Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition

•      Model licensed under the original license of The Tank Museum

•      Meets safety standards for children's products

•      Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks

•      Only durable prints are used, no stickers are used

•      Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step directions

•      Scale 1:32

Model dimensions (length x width x height): 190 mm x 255 mm x 85 mm