In 1916 the British aircraft manufacturer Airco produced a single-engine two-seat multipurpose airplane, which gained its place in the history of aviation as the D.H.4. Its scheduled replacement was D.H.9, was fitted with the B.H.P. engine, and based upon previous calculations, its performance in comparison was hoped to be improved. . .

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Nice review Stephen , just might have to pick this one up in the future . I like the lines of it better than the DH 4 .

Nice marking options in the kit as well .

Here is a correction to the instructions.