Originally designated the L-19, The Bird Dog went into production in June, 1956 and was used during the Korean campaign as a liaison airplane by Army Field Forces to spot the enemy's troop concentrations, direct ground operations, carry ammunition, and evacuate wounded. It returned to production in 1962 and designated the 0–1E, the Bird Dog gained fame anew as a “FAC” airplane (forward air controller) in South Vietnam war where it was very effective in spotting and directing fire against the enemy Vietcong forces.
- Sleek rubber powered models of WWII fighters for indoor or outdoor flying.
- Built light, they are great flyers with ample wing areas and effective rubber motor/propeller combinations.
- Kits contain top quality balsa, plastic nose cowls, canopies and decals.
- Wingspan Approx : 18" (457mm)
- Scale: 1/24
