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Copper State Models Nieuport XVII Serg. E Luit Markings (1/32) D32-006

SKU: CSMD32-006
Manufacturer SKU: D32-006

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Copper State Models – Nieuport XVII, Serg. E. Luit Personnal Markings (1/32) D32-006

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Nieuport XVII Serg. E. Luit Personal Markings (1/32) D32-006

The Copper State Models Nieuport XVII Serg. E. Luit Personal Markings (D32-006) is a 1/32 scale decal set featuring the distinctive personal insignia of Italian WWI pilot Sergente E. Luit. Designed for modellers aiming for historical authenticity, these high-quality decals are printed by Cartograf for precision detail, vibrant colours, and perfect registration. They allow you to accurately recreate Luit’s aircraft, bringing an extra layer of individuality to your Nieuport XVII model build.

  • Scale: 1/32
  • Material: High-quality decals printed by Cartograf
  • Contents: Personal insignia for Serg. E. Luit’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:

Sergente E. Luit served as a pilot in the Italian Air Force during the First World War, operating the agile Nieuport XVII on the Italian Front. The aircraft’s superior climb rate and manoeuvrability made it a formidable opponent in dogfights and an effective tool for reconnaissance. Luit’s machine carried unique personal markings that distinguished it from others in his squadron, reflecting both his service record and individual flair. These markings, faithfully reproduced in this decal set, offer modellers the chance to depict a historically accurate and less commonly modelled Italian Nieuport, contributing to the preservation of this important chapter in aviation history.