Sopwith Pup - First World War Airplane

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A pioneering plane designed by a U.K visionary, Thomas Sopwith's first solo fighter, the Sopwith Pup, is showcased at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum. This exact replica, crafted by George Neal of Toronto, took over seven years to manufacture and complete. On September 2, 1967, Neal successfully flew the aircraft for the very first time, which went on to make a lasting impression at several air shows and fly-ins before being purchased by the Museum in 1973. Note: This highly detailed model is specifically designed to be explored using advanced computer software. While printing it off is possible, we cannot guarantee the results will meet expectations. For educational purposes, visit ingeniumcanada.org/ingenium/museums/education/3D-aircrafts.php to discover how this model can enhance learning experiences. Our terms of use are clearly outlined here.