Eduard 8085 Fokker D. VIII 1/48 – Plastic Fighter Aircraft Model Kit

We present the advanced Eduard 8085 Fokker D. VIII plastic model kit in the popular 1:48 scale. This is an exceptional choice for modelers interested in historic aviation and the World War I era. The model has been prepared by the renowned Czech company Eduard, known for its high-quality detailing and precise reproduction of historic designs.

Historical Overview and Application

The Fokker D. VIII was a German fighter aircraft from the final period of World War I, also known as the "Flying Razor." Introduced into service in 1918, it was one of the most advanced fighter planes of its time. Despite the small number produced (around 400 units), the Fokker D. VIII demonstrated excellent performance and maneuverability. It was used on the Western Front by the Luftstreitkräfte (German Air Force) during the closing months of the Great War.

Eduard 8085 Kit Details

• Scale: 1/48 – ideal for displaying aircraft models with great attention to detail while saving space
• Country of use: Germany
• Era: World War I (1918)
• Material: high-quality plastic, injection-molded parts
• The set includes: sprues with plastic parts for the fuselage, wings, cockpit details, and landing gear; decals for various unit markings
• Does not include: glue or paints – these need to be purchased separately according to your preference and instructions
• Does not include aftermarket add-ons such as metal gun barrels or resin parts, but the excellent plastic quality provides a great base for further enhancements (aftermarket available separately)

Product Category

The described model kit is a plastic assembly model of a World War I fighter aircraft.

Recommendation and Difficulty Level

The Eduard 8085 Fokker D. VIII 1/48 is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who value historical accuracy and precise assembly. The model's construction, number of parts, and complexity correspond to a difficulty level of 3/5. The model serves perfectly as a standalone miniature or as part of a larger World War I diorama. An excellent choice for fans of military aviation and military technology history.