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British SE 5A Laser Cut Be sure and keep yourKey Features Rubber band powered Now with laser cut balsa parts Overview The most famous British scout plane of World War 1. Designed and built by the Royal Aircraft Factory, 2,973 S. E. 5 and 5A machines had been delivered by October 1918. Mostly employed on the western Front, the balance were used in training units in Great Britain.