Azur A061 Caudron C.714C (1:32) – Plastic Model Kit

Azur A061 Caudron C.714C is a high-quality plastic model kit in 1:32 scale that perfectly replicates one of the more interesting fighter aircraft of World War II. The model is dedicated to experienced modelers, aviation history enthusiasts, and collectors of miniatures in larger scales.

History of the Caudron C.714C Aircraft

The Caudron C.714 Cyclone was a lightweight, wooden-constructed fighter designed by the French company Caudron in the late 1930s. It was used mainly by the French Air Force, but gained its greatest fame in the hands of Polish pilots from the Warsaw Squadron ("GC I/145") during the French campaign in 1940. Despite its technical limitations (including low engine power), these aircraft played an important defensive role, especially in battles against the Luftwaffe.

Box Contents and Features of the Azur A061 Caudron C.714C (1/32) Set

• Scale: 1:32 – ideal for detailing and display.
• Countries of use: France, Poland (as part of the Free French Forces).
• Historical period: World War II, 1940 French Campaign.
• Material: high-quality plastic, kit intended for self-assembly.
• Box contents: sprues with model parts, decals for several paint schemes, assembly instruction sheet.
• Glue and paints not included – these must be purchased separately.
• No resin or photo-etched parts included – the focus is on accurate shape and plastic detailing.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

Azur A061 Caudron C.714C is intended for intermediate to advanced modelers – precise fit, plenty of details and advanced painting techniques are best suited for those with experience. The 1:32 scale allows for spectacular finishing and customization of the model. Strongly recommended for enthusiasts of French and Polish aviation, connoisseurs of wooden aircraft structures and fans of rarer machines in history.

Building difficulty level: 4/5

Product Category

Plastic Model Kit

Azur A061 Caudron C.714C (1:32) is a collector’s model that will stand out on any modeler’s shelf and also helps to better understand the dramatic history of France’s defensive war and the participation of Poles in these events.