The Fokker D.VII was a German World War I fighter aircraft designed by Reinhold Platz of the Fokker-Flugzeugwerke. Germany produced around 1,700 D.VII aircrafts. When the Fokker D.VII entered squadron service in early May of 1918 and appeared on the Western Front, Allied pilots at first underestimated the new fighter because of lack the sleek, graceful lines of the German Albatros fighters. But the plane quickly proved to be vastly superior to existing fighters, despite the comparatively clumsy appearance. Constructed of laser-cut balsa, this model is sure to stand the test of time, just like its full-scale cousin. Its painted fiberglass parts, accurate scale Lozenge camouflage covering on the bottom of the wings and tail give it that authentic battle-bird look and appeal that make this aircraft a sure hit with scale modelers. Even the most discerning modeler will appreciate the exceptional level of details, including the scale wheels, scale pilot figure, dummy engine and molded machine guns. The dummy engine is a 6-cylinder Mercedes engine with exhaust stack and simulated rocker arms. From the moment you open the box you will be impressed with the quality. All of the major construction is already done. You can have your equipment installed and be ready to go in just a couple of evenings.

The German Fokker D.VII is frequently cited as one of the best fighter aircraft of the First World War.

Special Features:
- Control surfaces: Ailerons, Elevator and Rudder
- Fully illustrated, step-by-step instruction manual
- Lightweight balsa/ply laser-cut construction
- High quality pre-painted fiberglass cowl
- Scale pilot and machine guns included
- Cowl with simulated stamped metal fuselage sides
- Covered in accurate German Lozenge camouflage
- Top removable battery/radio hatch
- Covered in authentic UltraCote

More information (links):
* Building Instructions