Eduard FE1419 Fokker D. VIIF Weekend EDUARD 1/48

Eduard FE1419 Fokker D. VIIF Weekend EDUARD 1/48 – Photo-etched Set

The Eduard FE1419 Fokker D. VIIF Weekend photo-etched set is a high-quality accessory dedicated to the Fokker D. VIIF model in 1/48 scale by Eduard. This product is an essential addition for modelers looking to elevate the realism and detail of their biplane model used by Germany during World War I.

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for building aircraft models with accurate proportions and details.
• Country of origin of the original: Germany
• Historical period: World War I (1917–1918)
• Material: High-quality photo-etched brass sheet – brass components provide exceptionally fine details unachievable by traditional techniques; resin parts perfectly complement the finished model.
• Product category: Photo-etched set for scale plastic model kits
• Intended use: The Fokker D. VIIF, an improved version of the popular Fokker D.VII fighter, was considered one of the most effective fighter aircraft of the late World War I era. The VIIF variant featured a BMW engine that significantly enhanced the aircraft’s performance. The plane was used in dogfights on the Western Front in 1918, and a few surviving examples were later acquired by other countries as trophies.
• Set contents: Precisely photo-etched cockpit details, seatbelt parts, instrument panels, small mechanical components, and resin details allow you to enhance and improve the historical accuracy of your model.
• Recommendation: This set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value the highest level of detail and historical authenticity. It is an excellent addition to any modeler's workshop with a passion for "Great War" aviation.
• Assembly difficulty level: 4/5 – recommended for those with precision skills and experience with photo-etched and resin parts.

By using Eduard FE1419, you will not only create an exceptionally realistic Fokker D.VIIF model, but also learn professional model finishing techniques. A perfect choice for World War I diorama collections and themed exhibitions!