The legendary triplane of 1917 inseparably connected with the best fighter of Imperial Germany, Manfred Richthofen and his elite fighter squadron of Jagdgeschwader I, or "Flying Circus". Originally created as a response to the amazingly skillful British Sopwith triplane Triplane - The Germans did not want to be left behind. Richthofen was given the opportunity to test first serial piece and during the first two days immediately shot down two enemy aircraft. It was for the Fokker triplane best recommendations. Although the machine suffered a number of vices that were dangerous for ordinary pilot, and was actually slower than the British or French fighter jets fighter in the hands of seasoned veterans who could use his immense skill, became a murderous legend.
Free Flight Scale Model Kit triplane fighter of World War I, designed for propulsion by rubber, instructions and plans allow you to build a model as well as a free-flying powered internal combustion engine 0.33 cc or as elaborate static model in museum quality.
Model is a classic balsa construction in Rozsyp with laser carved wooden parts, scale accessories from vacuum-molded plastic, plastic injection molding parts drawn by a předseknutými parts of "plastic plywood", a light and strong material to replace traditional plywood.
"Fokouš" is also suitable for conversion to RC model with electric drive - although this construction plan of variants offer for experienced modellers would not be a big problem.
Kit includes: Laser cut balsa parts, balsa wood beams, předseknuté plywood, plastic parts, vacuum-molded parts Scale (bonnet, dummy engine ...), plastic propeller shaft and head, rubber harness (5x1mm rubber), plastic wheels, steel string on the chassis and other small parts, plastic wheels, lining paper, wet decal sheet, building plan.
Wingspan 508 mm
Length 406 mm
Wing area 8.8 dm2
Weight producer tactic
Difficulty S2/P0 *
*) Free-flying model RC model P2-3
