We present an exceptional plastic model kit – MiniArt 41007 LIORE-ET-OLIVER LeO C.30A Early Prod in 1/35 scale. This highly detailed set allows you to build one of the most interesting aviation designs of the interwar period – the LeO C.30A autogyro, produced by the French company Liore-et-Olivier. This model is an excellent choice for both aviation history enthusiasts and collectors wishing to recreate the unique lineup of French flying machines from the 1930s.

• Model scale: 1/35 – allows for precise detailing, compatible with popular military vehicle models and figurines for diorama layouts.
• Country of origin of the original: France. The LeO C.30A was mainly used by the French Air Force, but was also exported to several other countries.
• Historical period: The LeO C.30A entered service in the second half of the 1930s, i.e., during the interwar period. It was mainly used for training, observation, and experimental purposes. These autogyros were present in both military and civilian units before the outbreak of World War II.
• Version: Early Production – the model represents the early version of this design, featuring a characteristic rotor layout and open cockpit that truly reflects the pioneering spirit of early aviation.
• Material: High-quality plastic, with clear parts (cockpit, glazing) and photo-etched metal sheets, allowing for perfect replication of even the finest details.
• Set extras: Photo-etched parts, clear pieces, rich decal sheet for up to four marking options, detailed assembly instructions.
• Product category: Plastic model kit – a model building technique requiring paints and glue (not included in the set).
• Difficulty level: 3/5 – designed for intermediate modelers, but ambitious beginners can also try their hand thanks to detailed instructions and the excellent fit of parts that are typical of MiniArt products.

We recommend the MiniArt 41007 LIORE-ET-OLIVER LeO C.30A Early Prod 1/35 to all aviation modeling enthusiasts and collectors of unique aircraft. The model also works brilliantly as an element of a 1930s military diorama, enriching any collection with a rare French autogyro. Perfect for those who appreciate realistic detail and high-quality workmanship.