Fokker D-VII 1918 German single seat fighter

The range of biplanes that were developed by Anthony Fokker culminated in the model D-VII. This fighter with a refined fuselage of welded steel tube construction and a thick airfoil in the wings needing no wire crossbracing presented a clean airframe with low air resistance and very sturdy presentation. The wings also had tapered wingspars, which aided in the stability of this weapon platform without decreasing the turnability that a shorter wingspan permitted.

	The two synchronized machine guns on the top decking in front of the pilot allowed accurate shooting and easy dejamming. One of the famous fighter pilots was Hermann Göring that flew an all white aircraft.
Our 1/5- scale lozenge model is decorated after the aircraft on display in the Royal Airforce Museum in Hendon, England. The lozenge fabric pattern on the covering gave an excellent camouflage on the ground and in the air making the aircraft hard to see.

	Specifications
Wing span	1800 mm	Length	1400 mm
Weight	7350 g	Wing area	88 dm2
Wing loading	83.5 g/dm2	Engine 2-stroke	10 - 15 cm3
Engine 4-stroke	20 - 25 cm3	R/C set	4-channel

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