Spad VII

Introduced in 1916, the French SPAD VII was a robust and fast fighter aircraft that helped turn the tide of World War I aerial combat. Powered by a Hispano-Suiza engine, it was favored for its durability and firepower. Pilots like Georges Guynemer excelled in it, making the SPAD VII a key asset in Allied air superiority.

Relive the thrilling era of World War I dog fights with Guillow’s Kit #102 Spad VII!  This meticulously crafted 1/19 scale balsa wood model features precision LASER-CUT balsa parts for a precise build experience. With a 18-inch wingspan, this kit includes everything you need—detailed building plans / instructions, scale WWI plastic wheels, a full set of decals, vacuum-formed plastic parts, a FAI Tan rubber power motor, propeller, and tissue covering—to create a great replica of the legendary biplane flown by French pilots. Perfect for hobbyists aged 14+, whether you’re a detail-obsessed scale display builder or a free-flight enthusiast, this made-in-the-USA kit offers hours of hands-on enjoyment in its building and flying.

Model kit includes all the parts you need to construct the plane, but you will need some building supplies for this hobby of balsa model aircraft construction:  A flat pinnable surface (such as pc of thick cardboard or cork sheet, some pins to hold parts while building, razor blade or hobby knife, sandpaper, glue, paint and paintbrush are not included in the kit.