Sopwith Camel – Monumental Static Exhibition Model Former museum object, United Kingdom Very large and exceptionally well-crafted static exhibition model of a Sopwith Camel fighter aircraft from the First World War. This impressive model has a wingspan of approximately 220 cm and is built to a scale and quality level that clearly surpasses regular model building or decoration work. The model is fully static and manufactured for presentation and exhibition purposes , not for radio control. The construction demonstrates a deep understanding of early aviation engineering, featuring a wooden support structure, fabric finish, correctly executed rigging, and a detailed engine section. Proportions, design, and technical details have been executed with great care and closely correspond to the original design of the Sopwith Camel. This type of large-scale static model was used in museum contexts , educational institutions, or high-quality exhibitions, where visual impact and historical accuracy were essential. Its provenance from a museum in the United Kingdom underscores both the level of presentation and the historical relevance of the object. The light signs of use and patina are consistent with long-term professional presentation and contribute to the authentic character. The whole is unrestored and retains its original appearance. A monumental and rare object that brings together early military aviation, craftsmanship, and sculptural presence. Ideally suited as a statement piece within a museum, industrial, or high-end interior context. Type: Static exhibition model of a Sopwith Camel fighter aircraft Original aircraft period: approx. 1916–1918 Provenance: Former museum object, United Kingdom Wingsspan: approx. 220 cm Material: Wood, canvas, metal, rigging Condition: Very good; light signs of use consistent with a museum presentation Please note that this item is a pick-up only item.