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The Nieuport 28 was a French biplane fighter flown during World War I, designed by Gustave Delage and built by Nieuport,
also known as Nieuport-Delage – a French airplane company famous for racers before
World War I and between the wars.
Retaining many of the Nieuport 17’s best features, the
more powerful engine; carried twin synchronized
spar wings – top and bottom – in place of the earlier Nieuport types’ sesquiplane (a biplane with one long wing and one short one
above or below it).
The Nieuport 28 was the first aircraft to see service in any American fighter squ
available in early 1918, it was already considered “surplus” from the French point of view. Their SPAD XIII was a superior
aircraft in most respects and had already become firmly established as the standard French
is also available from Maxford USA at
www.maxfordusa.com
When the Nieuport 28 was offered to the United States, it was immediately accepted by the American Expeditionary Force,
and 297 Nieuport 28s were put into service in the 27
Several well-known WWI American pilots, including 26
Quentin Roosevelt – the youngest son of former President Theodore Roosevelt
Sadly, on July 14, 1918, just 4 months before his 21
lines, felled by two machine gun bullets which struck him in the head. His body was buried at the crash site by the Germans.
Twenty-six years later, following the World War II D
Jr. died of a heart attack on July 12, 1944 and was buried at the Omaha Beach War Memorial. Quentin’s remains were then
reinterred beside his elder brother.
This model of the Nieuport 28 is the 4
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version
and light ply, finished with matte Mylar film covering
Rickenbacker, and may be special-ordered with
We invite you to enjoy the pride of ownership and the joy of flying your high
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on your acquisition of Maxford USA’s Nieuport 28
The Nieuport 28 was a French biplane fighter flown during World War I, designed by Gustave Delage and built by Nieuport,
airplane company famous for racers before World War I and fighter aircraft during
Retaining many of the Nieuport 17’s best features, the Nieuport 28 was a lightly built, highly maneuverable fighter: It had a
synchronized machine guns; its ailerons were fitted only to the low
in place of the earlier Nieuport types’ sesquiplane (a biplane with one long wing and one short one
The Nieuport 28 was the first aircraft to see service in any American fighter squadron. By the time the Nieuport 28 became
available in early 1918, it was already considered “surplus” from the French point of view. Their SPAD XIII was a superior
aircraft in most respects and had already become firmly established as the standard French fighter. (A 1/5
www.maxfordusa.com
.)
When the Nieuport 28 was offered to the United States, it was immediately accepted by the American Expeditionary Force,
nd 297 Nieuport 28s were put into service in the 27
th
, 94
th
, 95
th
and 103
rd
Aero Pursuit Squadrons.
known WWI American pilots, including 26-victory American ace Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and Lieutenant
former President Theodore Roosevelt – flew Nieuport 28s.
Sadly, on July 14, 1918, just 4 months before his 21
st
birthday, Lieutenant Roosevelt’s Nieuport 28 was downed behind enemy
lines, felled by two machine gun bullets which struck him in the head. His body was buried at the crash site by the Germans.
six years later, following the World War II D-Day invasion of France, Quentin's brother, Brig.
Jr. died of a heart attack on July 12, 1944 and was buried at the Omaha Beach War Memorial. Quentin’s remains were then
version design based on previous products. It is constructed mainly o
Mylar film covering patterned after the aircraft flown by 94th Aero Squadron’s ace
with the option of a fabric-covered ARF.
We invite you to enjoy the pride of ownership and the joy of flying your high
ply almost-ready-to-fly version of this historic aircraft.
Shown with optional scale
machine guns, motor and
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Maxford USA’s Nieuport 28 ARF
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The Nieuport 28 was a French biplane fighter flown during World War I, designed by Gustave Delage and built by Nieuport,
and fighter aircraft during
Nieuport 28 was a lightly built, highly maneuverable fighter: It had a
machine guns; its ailerons were fitted only to the lower wing; and it had two-
in place of the earlier Nieuport types’ sesquiplane (a biplane with one long wing and one short one
adron. By the time the Nieuport 28 became
available in early 1918, it was already considered “surplus” from the French point of view. Their SPAD XIII was a superior
A 1/5-scale ARF SPAD XIII
When the Nieuport 28 was offered to the United States, it was immediately accepted by the American Expeditionary Force,
victory American ace Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and Lieutenant
birthday, Lieutenant Roosevelt’s Nieuport 28 was downed behind enemy
lines, felled by two machine gun bullets which struck him in the head. His body was buried at the crash site by the Germans.
sion of France, Quentin's brother, Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr. died of a heart attack on July 12, 1944 and was buried at the Omaha Beach War Memorial. Quentin’s remains were then
It is constructed mainly of laser-cut balsa
the aircraft flown by 94th Aero Squadron’s ace pilot Eddie
We invite you to enjoy the pride of ownership and the joy of flying your high-
fly version of this historic aircraft.
Shown with optional scale
machine guns, motor and
propeller.
