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The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 1 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 2 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 3 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 4 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 5 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 6 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 7 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 8 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 9 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 10 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 11 The photo shows a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo plane glued together in a 1:72 scale - photo No. 12

Scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou cargo aircraft

The photos show a scale plastic model of the C-7A Caribou transport plane. The model was glued together in a 1:72 scale.

The C-7A Caribou was Canadian-made aircraft with the short takeoff and landing capability. Between 1958 and 1968, 307 copies of this airplane were produced.

The aircraft, the plastic model of which is presented in the photos, belonged to the 35th Australian Transport Squadron. During the Vietnam War, airplanes stationed at the base in Vung Tau in the south of the country. At that time, the squadron was nicknamed "Wallaby Airlines" and carried out passenger, medical and cargo transport.

The plane could carry 32 passengers or almost 4 tons of cargo. For example, the C-7A Caribou could carry 2 Jeeps.


Some technical data:

  • Propulsion: 2 x 14-cylinder air-cooled radial piston engines, each with a power of 1,080 kW (1,450 HP),
  • Fuel supply: 3,100 l (UK - 682 gal, USA - 819 gal),
  • Length: 22.12 m (72.6 ft),
  • Wingspan: 29.15 m (95.6 ft),
  • Height: 9.68 m (31.8 ft),
  • Maximum payload: 3,964 kg (8,739 lb),
  • Take-off weight: 12,927 kg (28,500 lb),
  • Max speed at 2,000 m: 346 km/h (215 mph),
  • Stall speed: 109 km/h (68 mph),
  • Ceiling: 7,600 m (24,934 ft),
  • Range: 2,104 km (6,903 ft),
  • Rate of climb: 6.88 m/s (1,354 ft/min),
  • Crew: 3 (2 pilots and loadmaster).

Sources:

  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-4_Caribou
  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Canada_DHC-4_Caribou

8 Mar. 2024

Modeller: Jacek Minich

Photographer: Ender

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