Revell aircraft Fokker Dr. I Richthofen 1:28 04744

Revell aircraft Fokker Dr. I Richthofen 1:28 04744

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Réf. d'article : 04744_RE

Manufacturer : : Revell Model : Fokker Dr. I Richthofen Scale:...plus

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Informations sur le produit "Revell aircraft Fokker Dr. I Richthofen 1:28 04744"

Manufacturer::	Revell
Model:	Fokker Dr. I Richthofen
Scale:	1:28
Number of parts:	66
Dimensionen:	length 211mm Span 262mm
Colors:	Aqua Color 36105 36135 36136 36179 36187 36188 36108 36109 36145 36146 36155 36168 36190 36193 36382 Email Color 32105 32135 32136 32179 32187 32188 32108 32145 32146 32155 32168 32190 32193 32382 Spray Color 34105 34136 34188 34108 34109 34146 34190
Age recommendation:	10+
Descritption:	Revell Avaition Models/ Revell Modellbau

Baron Manfred Freiherr von Richthofen and his red Fokker triplane made history in the First World War. The Fokker Dr. I was introduced on the Western Front in June 1917 and was only approved by the General Staff after a long test phase and with the approval of flying ace Manfred von Richthofen. The Dr. I was the most manoeuvrable of all aircraft used and achieved high rates of climb. With the Oberusel radial engine (output 110 hp), the Dr. I had a top speed of 193 km / h and was able to climb to an altitude of 3000 m in 6 minutes. Two Spandau machine guns were installed in front of the pilot's cockpit. All pilots in the group around Richthofen flew red triplane. At the end of 1917, Dr. I withdrew from the Western Front, but the Red Baron continued to fly this type and scored a total of 80 kills before it was shot down in April 1918.

Detailed radial engine
Movable propeller
Detailed cockpit with control stick, seat and control pedals
Structured wings
Two Spandau MG's
Undercarriage with moving wheels
Pilot figure Manfred von Richthofen and two ground crew figures
Decals with national insignia and lettering:

Manfred v. Richthofen, jasta 11, August 1917
Manfred v. Richthofen, April 1918

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