32031 ICM 1/32 Bücker Bü 131B, German Training Aircraft

Additional Information

First serial product of the company "Bucker Flugzeugbau GmbH", founded in 1932 in Johannistal, became an easy double Bucker training aircraft Bu 131 Jungmann. The aircraft is designed under the guidance of chief engineer Anders Andersson.It was a typical biplane, with wings of a small sweep. The fuselage frame is made of steel pipes, the cabin and the engine hood are made of light alloys, the rest of the skin is linen. Power elements of the wing are made of laminated wood and covered with fabric. The tail Assembly is structurally similar to the fuselage. Chassis - fixed, tricycle, with tail support. The prototype, equipped with a motor Hirth NM 60K 80 HP performed its first flight on April 27, 1934.

model Length: 208 mm.

Wingspan: 231 mm.

Number of parts: 88 PCs