Dragon 5901 Fokker Dr.I (1/48) – plastic model kit

The Dragon 5901 Fokker Dr.I model in 1:48 scale is a high-quality plastic model kit, faithfully replicating the famous German WWI triplane fighter. The set does not include glue or paints – their selection is left to the creativity and preferences of the modeler. This product belongs to Dragon's prestigious series of aircraft models, ensuring sophisticated detailing and high-quality component workmanship.

• Scale: 1:48 – the ideal balance between detail and compact size, allowing you to enjoy the realism of the model regardless of display space.
• Country of use: Germany (German Empire).
• Historical period: World War I (1917–1918).
• Historical use: The Fokker Dr.I, widely known thanks to the ace Manfred von Richthofen (the “Red Baron”), was used on the Western Front in air combat against Allied fighters. Its compact design and excellent maneuverability made it an extremely formidable opponent at low altitude.
• Material: high-quality plastic with finely reproduced surface details such as panel lines, control cable imitations, and characteristic armament.
• Additions: the set includes decals allowing markings for various versions of the Fokker Dr.I, and clear parts for replicating glazed components.
• Product type: plastic model kit.
• Assembly difficulty: 3/5 – recommended for both intermediate modelers and collectors wishing to build a historical fighter of great significance in the history of military aviation.
• Intended use: an excellent choice for enthusiasts of World War I history, aviation fans, and 1:48 scale model collectors. Perfect as part of dioramas or collections dedicated to military aviation.

We highly recommend Dragon 5901 Fokker Dr.I (1/48) for its outstanding attention to detail, refined construction elements, rich decal sheet, and an attractive assembly difficulty level. The model allows you to recreate the legendary aircraft that made German aviation famous during WWI. It provides a perfect base for further modeling upgrades and enhancements.