From early in 1917 until the end of the war the Royal Flying Corps had, in the form of the Bristol F.2B an agile fighter for use over France. The solid bi-plane construction soon proved to be a big success and the success rate increased in direct proportion to pilot experience. Fitted with the Rolls-Royce 275 Bhp Falcon III engine, the pilot had a forward firing 7.7 mm Vickers MG and the Observer a rotatable Lewis Gun of the same calibre. A total of around 5329 of these aircraft were built. The F.2B remained in service with many Air Forces until as late as 1930.

• Finely Structured Surfaces
• Detailed Cockpit with Control Column
• Instrument Panel
• Vickers Machine Gun
• Detailed Engine Cowling
• Detailed Struts
• Under-Wing Attachment Points for External Loads
• 8 Bombs
• Rotating Propeller
• Lewis Gun Mount

Decal Set for two British Versions:

• Bristol F.2B, C-4630, No.62 Squadron RFC, France, spring 1918
• Bristol F.2B, B1134, "19", No.35 Squadron RFC, France, February 1918