Resin unpainted base, depicting a section of a WW1 Airfield. It represents part of a runway, improvised by rough planking to prevent airplanes getting stuck in the mud. On both sides of the runway, detail is added in the form of WWI fighter parts like propeller, rudder and radiator. More realistic detail is incorporated in the shape of rocks, boards and organic debris. Base can be used with any 1:32 scale WWI Fighter aircraft of any nation. Overall dimensions are approximately 8 x 8.
True Details 1/72 WWI Aerodrome Display Base – TDD72001
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WWI Aerodrome Display Base
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