Late World War I French-built biplane fighter, the first aircraft ever to equip a US fighter squadron and first to score a kill in American colors. Kit features detailed engine, cockpit, and exterior. Also includes rigging guide, film windscreen, and printed paper “War Bonds” posters (wing decoration). Decals and painting guide for 3 aircraft of the 94th Aero Squadron, United States Army Air Service in France, April 1918 – s/n 6164 Lieutenant Douglas Campbell, s/n 6169 Major John Huffer, and s/n 6159 Lieutenant Edward Rickenbacker.