Azur A091 Caudron C.714C.1 Finnish Service (1/32) – Plastic Model Kit

The Azur A091 Caudron C.714C.1 Finnish Service model in 1:32 scale is a unique offering for modelers passionate about aviation history and unusual aircraft from World War II. This plastic model kit faithfully replicates the French Caudron C.714C.1 fighter, which was also used by the Finnish Air Force. This makes it not only an attractive replica, but also a historical curiosity for any collector's shelf.

Information About the Real Aircraft

• Scale: 1/32
• Countries of Use: France, Finland
• Operational Period: World War II (1939–1940)
• Role: Fighter (originally French, later used by the Finnish Air Force during the Continuation War)

The Caudron C.714C.1 was a French lightweight fighter featuring a wooden construction, designed by engineers at Caudron-Renault. Despite difficulties related to insufficient engine power and poor pilot protection, this aircraft was known for its high maneuverability. After the fall of France, some units were sent to Finland, where they were used in combat against Soviet aircraft — especially in extremely challenging winter conditions.

Model and Kit Description

• Material: High-quality plastic
• Contents: Model parts, decals, clear assembly instructions
• Additions: Detailed decals replicating Finnish markings, cockpit details
• Category: Plastic model kit

The Azur A091 kit is intended for intermediate and advanced modelers. It requires precision during assembly and painting, as the 1/32 scale allows for an extremely detailed replica of both the interior and exterior surfaces of the aircraft. The manufacturer does not include glue or paints, giving you the opportunity to choose your own materials according to your preferences.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

• Recommended for: World War II aviation enthusiasts, historical modelers, collectors of rare Finnish and French aircraft
• Difficulty Level: 4/5

This model stands out with its unique subject matter, wealth of details, and excellent reproduction of the version used in Finland. It presents an excellent challenge for any modeler who values authenticity and the historical significance of the finished model.