Gotha G.I (Seaplane)
Historical Background
The Gotha G.I seaplane derivative, commonly associated with the UWD design, was an extremely unusual German naval aircraft of World War I.
Derived from the unconventional Gotha G.I layout, the aircraft combined a high-mounted fuselage, twin engines, and large floats for maritime operations. Only a very small number were constructed, making it one of the rarer German naval aviation types of the conflict.
Model Features
1-144 scale 3D resin printed aircraft
Twin-engine floatplane configuration
Distinctive high-mounted fuselage
Rare and unusual WWI naval aircraft design
High-resolution 8K or greater resin printing
Produced using Flight Deck Decals' highest-quality proprietary resin
Crisp surface detail and clean scale features
Designed for high-quality tabletop gaming and display
Perfect For
German naval aviation collections, maritime scenarios, seaplane bases, historical dioramas, and collectors of rare WWI aircraft.
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