AW11602 FOKKER E-V
The E-V/DVIII was the last single seat fighter produced by Fokker in the closing weeks
of WW-1. The first production aircraft, E-V's, suffered from wing failures due to poor
workmanship of the wing assemblies. The wing was redesigned and production aircraft were now designated as D-VIII's. Nicknamed "Flying Razor" by British airmen because
of the clean appearance when viewed head on, the D-VIII's of the old Richthofen Circus
scored Germanys last victories in the air on November 6 1918 when 3 Spads were shot
down in a dogfight.
Kit Features:
* 20.75" wingspan
* Box and former Fuselage Construction
* 26 x 28 Detailed Cad Drawn Plans on a CD ( to be printed by the builder )
* 146 Laser Cut Balsa Parts
* Laser Cut balsa wheels
* Laser Cut Spandau Machine Gun Jackets
* Laser Cut Engine Parts and Wheel Covers
* Laser Cut Prop and Cockpit Cover
* Vac Formed Cowling
* Printable Ink Jet Marking sheet ( furnished on the CD )
* Graphics Package for 7 Aircraft ( furnished on the CD )
( Builder provides all balsa sticks, powerplant & Covering material )
Price: $ 30.00
Prototype built by Dave Cowell
