Eduard 84155 Fokker D. VII OAW 1/48 – plastic scale model kit

Discover the exceptional Eduard 84155 Fokker D. VII OAW 1/48 scale plastic model kit – a perfect choice for aviation modeling enthusiasts and fans of historical aircraft replicas. This high-quality kit from renowned Czech manufacturer Eduard allows you to build a faithful miniature of one of the most famous fighter planes of World War I.

Historical background – why choose the Fokker D. VII?

The Fokker D. VII is a German single-seat fighter that became a symbol of the final period of World War I. Developed in 1918 by Anthony Fokker, it quickly gained a reputation as one of the best aircraft of its era. Production at the OAW (Ostdeutsche Albatros Werke) facilities was among the most important, alongside Fokker’s original factory. The aircraft was renowned for its excellent maneuverability and robust construction. Between April and November 1918, Fokker D. VIIs were extensively used by the Luftstreitkräfte (Imperial German Air Service), participating in key battles during the war’s final phase and in numerous actions on the Western Front, including the Battle of the Marne and the Hundred Days Offensive.

Technical data and kit contents

• Scale: 1/48
• User country: Germany (German Empire)
• Period of use: World War I (1918)
• Materials: precisely manufactured plastic parts, high-quality clear glazing components, and decals providing authentic markings for OAW-built aircraft.
• Contents: sprues with plastic parts, decals, and a detailed assembly manual. Glue and paints are not included.
• Painting options: include several camouflage variants and markings for machines from various German units.

Who do we recommend this model for?

The Eduard 84155 Fokker D. VII OAW 1/48 model is an excellent choice for both intermediate and experienced modelers (difficulty level 3/5). The complex biplane structure requires some skill, but the wealth of detail, superb quality of parts, and vivid decals reward the effort put into assembly. This replica allows you to create a realistic model of a fighter aircraft that dominated the skies in the last months of the Great War, becoming one of the most recognizable planes of the 20th century.

We recommend this model to aviation fans, collectors of Western Front dioramas, and all those interested in World War I history who appreciate high-quality finish and historical accuracy.