Azur A065 Caproni Ca.310 in Peru Ecuadorian-Perivuian War 1/72 – plastic aircraft model

We present a unique plastic model kit Azur A065 Caproni Ca.310 in 1:72 scale, which faithfully replicates the famous Italian light bomber and reconnaissance aircraft used during the Ecuadorian-Peruvian conflict in 1941. This product by the renowned brand Azur is intended for both collectors and modelers interested in World War II aviation and the lesser-known South American conflicts.

Historical background and use of the Caproni Ca.310

The Caproni Ca.310 is an Italian aircraft designed mainly for reconnaissance missions and light bombing. It first flew in 1937 as a development of the Ca.309. This model was exported to many countries outside Europe, especially to Latin America, where in 1941 it played its role during the famous conflict between Peru and Ecuador. Caproni Ca.310 aircraft purchased by Peru were used in numerous combat and patrol missions, contributing to the victory of the Peruvian Air Force in this short but intense border war. The period of use for this model was mainly World War II and its periphery (early 1940s).

Technical data and set contents

• Scale: 1/72
• Country of use: Peru
• Period: World War II (Ecuadorian-Peruvian conflict 1941)
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Set includes: plastic part sprues, clear canopy, decals for painting historical Peruvian markings
• Glues and paints sold separately
• Category: plastic model kit

Difficulty level and recommendations

The Azur A065 Caproni Ca.310 model was developed with both intermediate and advanced modelers in mind – the precision, abundance of details, and clear instructions make the build a fascinating yet demanding challenge. Difficulty level: 3/5. It is recommended for modelers passionate about historical aviation, especially the interwar period and unusual, exotic conflicts.

Thanks to the accurate representation of the Peruvian paint scheme and the high quality of the details, the model is also excellent for dioramas and collections presenting lesser-known episodes of World War II. It is a unique choice for all military history enthusiasts and aviation collectors.