SBS Model 1/72 Jeep R6H Q.E.D. Resin Kit

R6H is the last aircraft of the Granville brothers who made sports aircraft in Massachusetts, USA.
The first flight in 1934, the R6H participated in the Bendix Air Race of the same year, but it fell out due to cowling trouble.
The Macro Bertson Air Race between London and Melbourne in 1934, Jaklean Cochran, known as the pilot, challenged the R6H, and it was also shed out due to fuselage issues.
This machine also challenged the 1935 Bendix Air Race, the 1936 Tompton Trophy Air Race, and the 1938 Bendix Air Race, but every race was designed to fall off in the engine trouble, making it unlucky airplane.
After that, R6H was sold in 1939, the Mexican pilot Francisco Salavia.
We left a new record of 10 hours and 47 minutes between Mexico City and New York, but the pilot died after a return flight crash into the river in the engine trouble.
Later, the R6H was restored, and is now displayed in a museum built in his hometown of Mr Salavia.
Named Q.E.D. is derived from the Latin quod erat demonstrandum = "above should be proven.

Kit includes 4 different decals
1934 Bendix Air Race x 1
1 x 1934 Macro Bertson Air Race
1935 Bendix Air Race x 1
1936 Thompson Trophy Air Race.

The SBS model full resin kit features intricate details that are difficult to reproduce injection.
This kit was born from the manufacturer in the center of a modeler with the highest number of parts to make ease of production.

This product is a resin kit that requires assembly and painting.
Adhesives, tools, paints, etc., are required for assembly and painting.

This product does not include any adhesives, paint, tools, or batteries.