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Copper State Models Nieuport XVII Giulio Poli Markings (1/32) D32-004

SKU: CSMD32-004
Manufacturer SKU: D32-004

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Copper State Models – Nieuport XVII, Giulio Poli Personnal Markings (1/32) D32-004

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Nieuport XVII Giulio Poli Personal Markings (1/32) D32-004

The Copper State Models Nieuport XVII Giulio Poli Personal Markings (D32-004) is a 1/32 scale decal set featuring the distinctive personal insignia of Italian WWI pilot Giulio Poli. Perfect for historically accurate builds, these high-quality decals are printed by Cartograf to ensure sharp detail, vibrant colours, and perfect registration. They allow modellers to authentically reproduce Poli’s aircraft, adding a unique and historically significant touch to any Nieuport XVII kit.

  • Scale: 1/32
  • Material: High-quality decals printed by Cartograf
  • Contents: Personal insignia for Giulio Poli’s Nieuport XVII (Italian roundels not included)
  • Features: Crisp printing, accurate colours, and fine detail for professional results
  • Compatibility: Suitable for Nieuport XVII aircraft kits

History:

Giulio Poli served as a pilot in the Italian Air Force during World War I, flying the nimble and reliable Nieuport XVII. Known for his skill and dedication, Poli’s aircraft was adorned with personal markings that set it apart on the airfields and in the skies over the Italian Front. While not as widely recognised as Italy’s top-scoring aces, Poli’s service contributed to the effective use of the Nieuport in reconnaissance and combat roles. These markings reflect a personal connection to his aircraft and offer modellers a unique alternative to more common ace liveries, preserving a lesser-known but equally important chapter of WWI aviation history.