Curtiss SOC Seagull

The Curtis SOC Seagull was a United Stated single-engine observation seaplane, one of the types of aircraft available and used by the United States Air-force in WW2.

322 have been build. 258 by Curtiss, 64 by the National Aircraft Factory)

Armament consisted of one fixed forward firing 0.30 inch M2/AM Browning machine gun and one 0.30 inch M2/AN Browning machine gun for the observer in a flexible mount. It could carry two 45 kg bombs or 147 kg depth charges.

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The aircraft model has been prepared and detailed in 1/1000 scale. A 1/1000 scale in-flight model is included. It also includes a flight model with landing gear, the none float-plane version.

Print ready in 1/1200, meaning including bases and supported files are provided in 1/1200 scale. Which I used for test-printing. They worked fine for me, but no guarantee the files work on your own printer, so might be best you create your own supported files.

3 types of bases are provided, hexagonal, square or round and there is an option for a low (2 cm) or high (3 cm) base. A one aircraft wing is provided for both the float-plane version and the version with landing-gear, with a base for Recce (R). Supported files are included.

I have included the 3 bases (round, hexagonal, square) without text. You can add your text or letters if you want.

Test-printed using a Anycubic Mono SE using Anycubic basic resin, 0.04mm layer.