HISTORY WORLD WAR I GERMAN FIGHTER FOKKER DR. I RED BARON

Discover the German warplane or triplane fighter used by the Triple Alliance during the development of the First World War, among other war conflicts.

The Fokker Dr. I was built by the company of Anthony Fokker, and when he took off with a few other units, one of these piloted by the legendary Manfred Von Richthofen, the Red Baron, caused chaos in the enemy planes as he achieved a very high number of victories in air combat.

As in the case of the Sopwith Triplane on which he was inspired, the main reason for this rested with the brilliant aviators who piloted them.

MODELING KIT CONTENTS FIGHTER FOKKER DR. I “THE RED BARON PLANE” 1/32

Build your 1/48 scale model of the German triplane & fighter that participated with the Quadruple Alliance or Central Powers during World War 1: Fokker Dr. I, “The Red Baron Plane”. The manufacture of the model makes its design very reliable to the real old plane.

The modeling kit of the old warplane Fokker Dr. I, aimed at beginning modelers and those who wish to have a great collection of aerial modeling for display in your home or office, contains pieces of laser-cut plywood board (FSC Certified), so it respects the environment; mobile parts; metal ornaments; base/stand for its exhibition and plaque; and step-by-step instructions for the easy assembly of the airplane wooden model of the Fokker Dr. I 1/32.

Measures: Length 7.28” (18.5 cms.) x Wingspan 8.85” (22.5 cms.) x 3.14” (8 cms.)