Description
Canadian Car & Foundry Harvard Mk. IV
Royal Canadian Navy Trainer
Separate from Texans, Harvard Mks I and II were built in Canada, by Noorduyn Aviation, under license from North American to existing North American Texan specifications.
After World War II, Canadian Car & Foundry company of Thunder Bay Ontario, built Harvard Mk.IVs for the RCAF and other countries with some minor changes from the North American version.
“NAVY 911” is a fantasy paint scheme, based on the RCN livery of the 1950s and 1960s. Trainer aircraft were painted chrome yellow and Harvards were only used by the Canadian Navy for training purposes.
Paper Model Details:
over 130 parts including detailed construction diagrams and Fuselage and Wing formers.
Simulated detailed Wheel Wells.
Fully detailed Landing Gear.
Complete detailed Cockpit.
Optional Clear or Printed canopies.
Detailed graphic textures, with realistic weathering and surface features.
Degree of Difficulty: 3/5.
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