Letord 1

The Letord 1 twin-engine reconnaissance biplane was instantly recognizable from the negative stagger on the wings. The Letord is one of the frequently-overlooked planes of WWI. The Letord 1 was powered by two 150hp Hispano-Suiza 8A engines. The two observers -- one in the nose and another behind the pilot -- were each armed with single or twin Lewis guns; and a bomb load was sometimes carried. 89 Letords were in service in August 1917 and up to 121 in November, with 200-300 produced overall. They were mixed into units including other types such as the SPAD 11, Strutters, or Caudron R.4's.

1:144 Scale

 * Shapeways: Reduced Aircraft Factory

1:285/6mm/1:288 Scale

 * Shapeways: Reduced Aircraft Factory