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His name was Manfred von Richthofen. But you know him as the Red Baron, legendary German ace from World War I. Not all of von Richthofen's 80 kills happened in a Fokker Dr.I triplane, but it has become the aircraft we most associate with the ace of aces. The Germans built 320 of them in 1917 and they were renowned for their climbing ability. The Fokker D.VII replaced the Dr.I in 1918.
This exquisite Fokker Dr.I Mahogany Model is handcrafted by our master craftsmen from the finest Mahogany Wood. Attention is given to every detail, resulting in unsurpassed quality. Models come complete with a detachable wood display stand. The model will be delivered to your door securely in a foam fitted shipping box. These models make a great gift for any aviation enthusiast, veteran or history buff alike.
- Limited Edition: 100 Pieces in Collection
- Material: Mahogany Wood
- 17 Inch Wingspan
- 13.25 Inch Length
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United StatesThe Fokker DR.I Triplane works well with the collection in my Library/War Room...
This model of the WWI Fokker DR.I Triplane is well worth the price and is an excellent choice to hang in my personal Library/War Room. I have attached two photos of my setup and display. The first photo shows my framed photo of "The Red Baron", my build-up of "The Blue Max" a WWI award which is used as a hat rack, and my WWI "Captains Cap" setting on top of a gemstone world globe, and the "Fokker DR.I Triplane" hanging from the ceiling. The second photo shows the "Fokker DR.I Triplane" hanging from the ceiling, the photo of "The Red Baron", and the " Blue Max" with the "Captains Cap" hanging on the peg on the medal. The Red Baron's actual name: German = Rittmeister Manfred Albrecht, Freiherr von Richthofen English = Captain Manfred Albrecht, Baron von Richthofen Kind regards, Don_
United StatesFokker Dr.I and Boeing B-17G
Neil- These Fokker Dr.I and Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress models are excellent. The workmanships are both also excellent. Photographs included. The first one is of Fokker Dr.I model, plus pictures of Bleriot's airplane and P-6E model, which is my favorite. The second one is of Boeing B-17G model, plus model of P-51D and the head of the pilot, including pictures of the two planes. Sincerely, Ron
