Roden 424 Robert von Greim Fokker D.VII (Alb.late) World War I – plastic model kit 1:48

Discover the unique plastic model kit Roden 424 Robert von Greim Fokker D.VII (Alb.late) World War I in 1:48 scale. This model takes you back to the times of World War I, allowing you to build one of the most renowned fighters of the era – the Fokker D.VII in the late variant produced by Albatros Werke. This version was flown by the German air ace – Robert von Greim, who achieved numerous aerial victories on the Western Front with this aircraft.

The Fokker D.VII was one of the most formidable and technologically advanced German fighter planes of the final months of the Great War. Introduced into service in 1918, it quickly dominated the skies thanks to its excellent performance and maneuverability. Manufactured not only by Fokker, but also by Albatros and OAW, the D.VII was one of the few aircraft specifically mentioned in the Treaty of Versailles as a machine to be handed over to the victorious Allies after Germany’s capitulation. Robert von Greim himself, who would later become a Luftwaffe field marshal, distinguished himself while flying this very fighter.

• Scale: 1:48
• Historical period: World War I (1917–1918)
• Country of user: Germany (German Empire)
• Category: plastic model kit
• Material: high-quality plastic
• Set includes: sprues with assembly parts, accurate decals with Robert von Greim’s aircraft markings
• Model does not include glue or paints – must be purchased separately

The Roden 424 model stands out for its high level of detail reproduction: faithfully rendered wing surfaces, engine, armament, as well as the distinctive late-war markings. The step-by-step assembly instructions enable both intermediate and ambitious beginner modellers to create a museum-quality miniature. We rate its difficulty level as 3/5, recommending it to those with basic experience in this scale.

We recommend this model to all fans of World War I aviation, collectors, and military technology enthusiasts. It is an excellent choice to expand your collection with a machine of exceptional historical significance and a distinguished pilot.